Bee advice sought for college in Southern Alameda County
Assemblyman Carlos Ree will seek tactical advice from Bee in Sacramento tomorrow. Marshall Hansen of Hayward Chamber of Commerce aims to open a state college in temporary quarters in September. He desires legislative action to boost funding from 139000 to about 1 million for the first year and to rally Southern Alameda County communities in support.
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Carlos Ree
Alameda County
Atate College
Marshall Hansen
Hayward Chamber of Commerce State College Committee
Bee
Sacramento
Brown
Hansen
Opposition to State Tax Increase Riles Sacramento
In Sacramento, opposition to Gov. Edmund G. Brown's plan to raise state taxes by 256.6 million dollars yearly drew protests from Senate committee chairs, Republicans, some Assembly Democrats, and lobby groups including organized labor and oil interests. Support mainly flowed from lower house Democrats and a minority of senators. The tax package focuses on cigarettes and tobacco products, with industry critics calling the measures ill-timed and ill-conceived.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Senate
Assembly
Organized
South Solons Seek Water Guarantees
Sacramento reports Southern California legislators push for water guarantees as Gov. Edmonds promotes a broad water program. Assemblyman Jesse Unruly and William Munnett back the plan while Southern Californians voice disappointment. Senator Richards outlines caucus talks and potential emphasis on Southern California needs in the governor’s package.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Edmon
Plains
Jesse
Los Angeles
William* Munnett
Dias. Angeles
Governors Water
Mla
Coeds Poisoned By Fish Salad at New York College
UPI reports several students at a private women’s college in New York became ill from food poisoning after eating tuna salad. Night in infirmary. no serious condition noted. Food server investigated.
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New York
UPI
Exclusive Firtch College
Doctor Murders El Paso School Chief at Airport
El Paso Texas UPI reports a physician Dr Harold Fidinoff aged 50 wearing a bulletproof vest killed Ted Andress, president of the El Paso School Board, as he stepped off a plane with his wife at El Paso International Airport. Fidinoff, once treated as sane, was charged with murder with malice after waiting all day in cowboy boots and a black jacket. Police say hundreds saw the shooting and Fidinoff fled but was seized soon after leaving the scene.
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EL Paso
Tex
UPI
Ted
Andreas
Iarold D. Fidinoff
Fidinoff
Eidinoff
el Paso International
Andress
National School Boards
San Francisco
Ag Andress
Dr. Eidinott
Eidinott
Sylvia
Eidinoft
Dr. Kidinati
RityGrace Bidinoté
L Atte
Rath - Grace Eldinoff
Sylda
Dr. Eidinoff
Hom Andress
Dr. Fidinoft
Boy 12 Rescued From Pipe Trap in Los Angeles
A 12 year old boy trapped for nearly seven hours beneath a two ton drainage pipe in Los Angeles was rescued by police, firemen, and heavy equipment. The boy, Perry Luth, was found Wednesday night near his Westchester District home after his father and dozens of searchers heard his faint cries for help.
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Los Angeles
UPI
A. Twoton
Perry Luth
Westchester
Ells
Nice Little Boy Taken to Court In Newcastle
A Newcastle mother testified in court she would not buy a flick knife for her eighth birthday. Her son attacked her with a half netson. the case was adjourned as names were withheld due to the boy's age.
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Newcastle, Fingland
Boy, 16 Cause Fatal Harm in Family Over Grades
A 16 year old boy fatally harmed his mother Amber 55 and sister Elizabeth 14 with a 12 gauge shotgun on a family farm after a dispute over grades. He then allegedly killed his father Willis 64 in the barn and later injured his younger brother Willard 13, before informing a neighbor of the accident. State police collected a dying declaration from Willard and the suspect confessed to a long standing grudge against his parents.
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Sarmi
Amber
Elizabeth
Mach
Willis
Jayne
Willard
Morace
Young Vand
Hind
Young
John
Prayer for Today Reflection on guiding youth through example
Eternal God, our Father, we pray that the older ones guide the younger according to the inner relee of the Spirit. Let our examples be deeper than words, tangible in conduct, reflecting thy way among men. May the eagerness of youth to seek religion find in our readiness to serve it. Amen.
Atlas Squadron Plan Told Probe
Washington reports Defense Secretary McElroy announced a full squadron of intercontinental ballistic missiles will be ready by July, with ten missiles at Camp Cooke and possibly Vandenberg. He described an above ground alert posture and noted Polaris subs under construction, while Senate leaders pressed for a plain account of readiness.
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Washington
APS
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
United States
West Coast
Atlan Tadme Mmalivacy
AUS Fae
Senate
l'Camp Cooke
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Camp Cooke
Los Angeles
MrElroy
Lynsdon B.' Johnson
Mel Elroy
Russia
Atlas
McElroy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Johnson
Nalinn
Teamsters Board Opens Meeting in Monterey
The Western Conference executive board met in Monterey to plan the quarterly agenda including a drive to organize retail clerks. Officials commented on reports of the planned drive and its potential impact on the union's activities and membership.
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Monterey
Calif
UPTI
Teamsters
Conservation Youth Corps In U S Proposed by Congress
Washington officials propose a 150000 member Conservation Youth Corps to mobilize youths aged 16 to 22 for forestry and park work. Members would earn seven dollars weekly as they thin stands, plant seedlings, build trails, stabilize banks, reclaim lands, and assist in dam and flood control tasks.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
House
Sehale
Sen
Huberk Ay Rumphrey
Minn
Tor’ Steelf
Ano Humphrey
Crash Kills Five Teens on Foggy Cocoa Beach Road
Five 18 year old youths from Jacksonville area were killed and two others injured in a high speed crash on a foggy Cocoa Beach beach. Police said the auto traveling about 75 mph struck a 10 inch metal pipe extending over pilings creating fatal damage. Names tentatively identified include James Ey Weaver Kenneth Gardiner EdwardREQUEMORE Richard Charles Krobler and Nickie Hendrick Morgan.
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Cocoa Reach
Fla
Jamies Ey Weaver
Kenneth Gardiner
Edward Requemore
Richard Charles Krobler
Nickie Hendrick- Morgan
Grlarto
Flas
WARDEN'S LEAD CLIMBS IN RECOUNT AT EDEN HOSPITAL BOARD
Hayward attorney Lew Warden increased his edge to four votes over incumbent A G Jackson in a recount for one seat on the Eden Hospital board of directors. After halting the count, Warden paid 336 per day for recounters and resumed as 292 of 450 precincts had been tallied by noon following a Superior Court ruling by Judge Thomas Ledgich.
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Hayward Atty
Lew Warden
Eden Hospital Board of Directors
A. G. Jackson
Jackson
Thomas Ledgich
Teller kin from Hungary en route to USA after
Mrs Teller said the widow Emmy King and Toa Teller, aged 83, left Budapest and contacted the Teller family by wire from Austria. Curtis Teller, father of the university physicist, had been en route to New York to present a paper to the American Physical Society when news arrived. The women planned to travel to the United States but may go to Sweden.
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Austria
Budapest
Teller
Seh
United States
Swerten
Eisenhower Plans Two Southern Trips Next Week
President Eisenhower will travel to Promagnet Ga for a short vacation and then meet Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos in Acapulco on February 19 and 20. The informal beach visit avoids ceremonies of a state trip to Mexico City due to altitude concerns above 7,000 feet and his history of shellfish trouble.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Adoifo, Lopez Mateos
Acapulco
Mexico City
Willy
Shearl i Trauble
Plant Strike Talks End With Tentative U S Agreement
In San Leandro workers at the Gold Manat'on factory held a marathon negotiating session that stretched into early morning at the Hotel Leamington. A tentative agreement was reached between management and the union after clashes at the plant on Tuesday night. No final terms were released.
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San Leandro—Tenn
Bél Mira Stall
Mintodaye
Leamington
Cdeumk
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