ADA Leader Questions Johnson Nomination Aims
Los Angeles based UPI report notes ADA leader Joseph J. Rauh Jr. doubts Lyndon B. Johnson’s presidential bid while labor voices and oil industry figures react. The piece discusses tax loopholes depletion allowances for oil and gas, Johnson's stance vs Taft Hartley and the ADA’s opposition statement calling the nomination a mockery of the party platform.
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Kennedy Faces High Hurdles as Senate Opens
Sen John F Kennedy arrives after securing Democratic nominating win and faces tough Senate agenda starting August 8. Key items include a higher minimum wage, a national medical care program for the aged, and Kennedy’s proposals for defense funding and farm relief amid contentious Senate debates and political maneuvering.
Almanac Today July 16 1960 History Notes
Almanac entry for Saturday July 16 1960 notes the 198th day with 163 remaining, moon nearing new phase, morning stars Mary and Saturn, evening stars Jupiter and Saturn. Highlights include Reynolds’s death in 1723, DC district charter in 1700, Mary Baker Eddy’s birth in 1821, Farragut’s 1862 admiralty, first atomic test in 1945, and Dostoevsky quote on social solidarity.
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Adlai Embarrassed By Indian Uprising at Hollywood Convention
At the Los Angeles Democratic convention in the Memorial Coliseum Adlai Stevenson was embarrassed when a student drum corps, led by Floyd May from New York, staged a patriotic demonstration on the field. The scenes drew laughter and confusion as organizers tried to manage the unintended tribute while Stevenson prepared to introduce John F. Kennedy. A banner reading Stevenson for secretary of state appeared as the sun set over the stadium.
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Brown Must Try to Woo Back Prestige
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS face realignment after a divisive delegation dispute at the national convention. Gov. Brown, booed in Los Angeles, acknowledged grudging goodwill as Kennedy's anti‑Kennedy split flared and Stevenson delegates challenged his control. He urged unity after a week of tense caucuses and a wild political week.
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Marin weekly papers closed by federal agents
Federal agents shut down Northern California Publishing Co Inc cutting four Marin County weeklies from San Anselmo Times Larkspur Corte Madera Times Ross Valley Times and Tiburon Peninsula Pelican for alleged failure to pay withholding and social security taxes the San Rafael action halted publication.
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Feifer divorce award and car plans in 1982 and 1964
Mrs Anna Louise Feifer won a divorce from Henry Feifer with 96000 in alimony. The case notes the family home and a car in 1982 and another in 1964. Mr Feifer is an auto dealer.
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Anna Louise Feiferman
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Statewide California Weather Report and Coastal Fog
California forecast shows fair conditions across most regions tonight and Sunday with coastal fog and morning haze in areas like Monterey Bay and the Santa Maria San Luis Obispo coast. Temperatures range from 83 to 105 across valleys and coastal zones with hot dry conditions continuing in Sacramento Valley and Imperial Desert regions.
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Psychiatrist Talks Man From Jump At Newport Beach Tower
A sailor like man climbed a half completed elevator shaft of a 10 story building as police and fire crews sealed the area. Psychiatrist Dr Riehaund Renacker and a Catholic priest urged him to come down and talk. The teenaged crane worker Norma Harvey Batley from Costa Rosa was subdued by officers after leaping onto the ground. He was taken to Orange County Hospital for psychiatric observation amid marital trouble claims.
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Two Charged In Coed Murder At UC Berkeley
Abdullilah, a 263 pound man who changed his name from Bertran Hawk Jr., and Martin Horowitz were charged with murder after Sonia Mott, 21, was killed in the UC Berkeley library. Mott’s death followed a shooting that left another victim in critical condition after surgery. Horowitz allegedly loaned the gun. his sanity hearing request was noted by Assistant Public Defender Thomas Lyons.
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Bertran Joseph Hawk Jr
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Sunny) Mott
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Eleven Ladies On Finch Jury In Second Murder Trial
Los Angeles reports a panel of eleven women and one man has been chosen to hear the second murder trial of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and his sweetheart Carole Trewalt. The couple’s previous trial on murder and conspiracy ended in a deadlock, with jurors to be seated this week and four alternates to be chosen next week.
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de. R. Bernard Finch
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Jean Finch
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Red Light Auto Hoax Thwarted Near Fresno
A car flashing a red light halted another vehicle Friday near Centerville, 16 miles east of Fresno, but traffic deterred the ruse. Victims named are Mr and Mrs Loren Philips, Mrs Elizabeth Zerting, and Mrs Blanche Sample. Three men and two women were said to be in the mystery car.
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Liberace Sued Over 2.3 Million Damage Claim
In Los Angeles Liberace faces a $2,300,000 damage suit filed by former agents led by Richard Gabbe Sam Kaus Seymour Holley and William Lach. They accuse fraud and breach of contract alleging concealed sums to cut agent fees from 3 to 10 percent and claim a verbal fee halving agreement when Liberace’s income dropped.
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Young pilot Edward Miller aims for solo trans coast flight
Calistoga teenager Edward Miller, 16, plans a cross United States solo flight from California to New York/New Jersey, aiming to be the youngest to complete the coast to coast journey. He travels with 2 145 Taylor craft, sleeps in a plane bag, holds a February pilot license, and relies on visual navigation with ground contact due to no radio. He pauses in Cleveland area, Operstown, and Wiehe en route, visiting relatives and studying the country.
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Soviet Glider Record Claimed by Female Pilot
Soviet news agency reports Anna Samasadave achieved a world glider distance record, flying a two seat craft about 43.4 miles in a day near Sorpykhov, Moscow region. The flight surpassed the 1957 Polish record by 6.27 miles per hour.
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