Ike's Foreign Aid Bill Sent To Senate For Approval
The Senate approved a $3.4 billion foreign aid measure without major amendments. The bill funds military and economic aid to resist communism, to be approved by the Appropriations Committee. Final vote was 1 Democrat and 28 Republicans for, with 11 Republicans and seven Democrats opposed. Russell B. (D La.) sought a $500 million cut, aiming for a smaller figure.
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ILWU settles million-dollar suit for Hawaii sugar case
Honolulu report says International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's union accepts 250000 dollars to end a 1 0250000 dollar damage judgment from Juneau Spruce Co of Alaska. Alaska firm would receive 335000 dollars as part of the settlement and be paid. The ILWU Hawaii regional director Jack Hall confirmed yesterday.
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Debbie Reynolds returns to Hollywood amid silence on Fisher romance
Debbie Reynolds lands in Hollywood after a Korea tour and retreats home with her mother saying she has a bad case of laryngitis. Queen Elizabeth supervises safety for Prince Charles and Princess Anne on a planned plane ride. In Long Beach, wives of San Diego tuna fishermen halt unloading of the Japanese freighter Banshu Maru as 40 protesters picket the imports, prompting longshoremen to walk off the dock.
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McCarthy drops bid to have state take over Golden Gate bridge
In Sacramento Sen John F McCarthy altered SB332 to require Golden Gate Bridge tolls drop to 25 cents but the Assembly Transportation committee refused passage killing the bridge program. Also in Sacramento a milk pricing bill by Sen Hugh Donnelly cleared the Assembly and goes back to the Senate for concurrence. Producers say current practice costs millions as distributors buy market milk cheap and sell components at higher class one prices.
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Bridge study bill sails through committee in Sacramento
A measure to dedicate 150000 dollars to study a Tiburon to San Francisco bridge via Angel Island gains approval from the Assembly Transportation and Commerce committee. Senator James McCarthy of Marin introduces the bill as it moves from Ways and Means before clearest path to the Assembly floor.
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Solons Cut Individual Car Sale Tax Exemption
The Assembly Revenue and Taxation committee voted to reduce the number of cars a person can sell annually without sales tax from two to one. Senator Randolph Collier of Eureka said the bill closes a loophole and could add about 10 million dollars in annual tax revenue. The change targets private sales exempt from tax, while dealer and used car lot sales already incur tax.
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UN committee eyed Truman speech for anniversary in San Francisco
In San Francisco the United Nations committee plans to invite former President Harry Truman to speak at the tenth anniversary session in the city of its birth likely at the closing session June 26. Also in the Bay Area, Glenn S. Warners estate is valued at 014,636 after taxes, with Frank Towner noting original value 639,454 and tax deductions. A woman was found stabbed and beaten to death in Chinatown, Corinne Thomas, 50, identified, while a four year old died of acute diabetes in San Mateo County, Susan Littlefield, parents unaware of the condition.
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Eisenhower Receives Humanitarian Award At White House
The United Jewish Appeal awarded President Eisenhower its first humanitarian achievement award at the White House. William Rosenwald and 11 national officials accepted the honor, citing his leadership in allied victory and aiding Jews after World War II. USA to launch a two day national conference tomorrow planning a 1935 nationwide drive for funds.
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Menon for Chinese Students Release
London dispatch says India's roving ambassador V K Krishna Menon urged the United States to permit Chinese students in the United States to return to Communist China to help Far Eastern peace. He spoke after arriving from Beijing and New Delhi on his way to Washington to report on talks in Red China and prospects for a cease fire in the Formosa Strait crisis. The four American fliers' release was cited as a potential step toward settling nationals abroad issues.
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Forward Look Fiesta and Parishes Fundraiser
Community events listing with multiple notices including a June 4 whist party at 23372 Hes jaetian boulevard and a June nergashord dinner at 952 "B" aurerts. Also notes a June 4 scholarship benefit at La Vista school 37345 Western road sponsored by La Vista District Teachers' Association and Highlands Sportswomen.
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White House Considers Clemency for Finn Twins
Los Angeles dispatch says President Eisenhower has taken cognizance of imprisoned Finn twins Charles and George and will give earnest consideration to clemency if an application is filed. Mrs. Ferguson of Long Beach is among thousands urging release as the twins serve a year for actions during a surplus plane controversy with Laughlin Waters. The president noted no action now since an application has not yet been filed.
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The Daily Review Califo rnia Postal Notice
The Daily Review announces postal distribution at Hayward California under the act of Congress March 3 1872. It lists office addresses in Hayward Centerville and San Lorenzo with circulation and rates details for daily publication.
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