Drug Penalty Split Looms in Congress
The House splits over making narcotics trafficking punishable by death. Hale Boggs predicts House approval of a bill excluding death penalties, while the Senate moves toward a death penalty for heroin sales to youths and multiple peddlers. Boggs warns juries may find death penalties too harsh. The article also notes NATO discussions, a large Commerce Department funding bill, and a Senate Judiciary move to overturn a Supreme Court sedition ruling.
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Panel to Air Child Problems' How to Rear Children
The Children’s Hospital of the East Bay hosts a TV program panel from 3 to 5 40 p.m. on KRON to discuss aiding children with physical mental and emotional issues. Experts include ShirleysLivas Gero Russthe Evelyn Blackman Nas Aurelia Greely Nora Barr and host Jay Jacobus.
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Kindergarten Pupils Sign Up At Centerville School District
Enrollment for Centerville School District kindergarten for the fall term requires birth certificates or proof of birth date and immunization records. Children must be four years nine months by September 1, 1958. Registrations for new movers and absent parents are set for 9 am to noon on Friday in August.
Five Men Share Parks Base Award
Five men at Parks Air Force Base share a $93 incentive award for improving methods to save time and money. Dennis Valdez, a steamfitter, received $50 for substituting hot water exchangers with storage tank heaters. Graydon Bennett, a carpenter, earned $35 for a portable vise clamp and door closer repair ideas plus a commendation for fire exit improvements. Bernard Stadelman, a painter, got $10 for preventing door damage with mobile carts and gurney tables. Raymond Camacho received a letter of recommendation for recovering pipes. Rex Williams, a heating operating engineer, earned $10 for tire and money saving ideas involving jump switches.
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