Smog blamed on traffic and industry in major cities
The report cites exhaust gases and gasoline vapors as top smog contributors in Los Angeles with others noting industrial solvents. Experts warn eye irritation and smog will rise with vehicle and plant emissions. New York and San Francisco also report concerns as flood of sermons and revival events headline New York.
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ER Weaver
National Bureau of Standards
Lundie
New York
Billy Graf
Graham
Christ
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Garden
Rey
Yankee Stadium
Heat wave grips LA area with record downtown high
A high pressure dome kept Southern California hot for a third day with Palm Springs at 118 and Van Nuys 104. Downtown LA posted its hottest June reading in 38 years, while two residents fainted from heat. Forecasters expect some cooling near the coast tomorrow as inland temps ease.
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Weather Bureau
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Georgia Street
Davis C. Lomas
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Reseda
San Fernando Mission
Northridge Hospital
van Nuys
Mon
Arcadix
Palm Springs
Emil Kurtz
Pacific
Gypsy Tour Fines Sweep Angles Camp After Weekend Ride
About 3500 motorcycle riders from four states visited Angels Camp for an American Motorcycle Association event ending Sunday. Police reported 1250 registered riders and many outlaw members, with 12 arrests in San Andreas jail area. Of 300 riders stopped Saturday night, 50 fined from 50 to 253 dollars. 250 riders head to trial this week. Don Herren of Stockton found guilty, remains in jail for $263. two others, John Wagner and Albert Bonora, faced later hearings. Police blamed outlaw bands Hell's Angels Vampires Scavengers for the disorder as riders arrived from Oregon Nevada Washington California.
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Daily Review notices and subscription details
Daily Review publication line shows address and subscription notes. It mentions a post office box and a reward reference, with typical newspaper notice phrasing. The fragmentary text provides no clear event or full names but indicates a standard local notice page format.
Seaton Pushes Joint Trinity Power Plan to Congress
Secretary of Interior Fred A Seaton urged Congress to approve joint development of the Trinity River unit in California by the federal government and Pacific Gas and Electric Co A revised estimate shows a 50 year difference in cost to preference customers of 115 602 000 with 23 812 000 to federal agencies and 86 190 000 to other customers If the San Luis unit is authorized the delta rises to 149 940 000 with 91 920 000 to federal agencies and 58 020 000 to others The plan aims to reduce federal investment by 55 000 000 amid large project surplus and tax revenue projections
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Fred A. Seation
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Agein
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Pacific Gas and Electric Co
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Itv
Seaton
Sacramento
Bureau of Reclamation
Olan
San Luis Irrigation Uiiit
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Central’ Valley
Korea wife arrives on Mercy trip in Hawaii
Mrs Tae Moon Cherry, a 20 year old Korean war bride, arrives with her infant Marvin aboard Flying Tiger 7115. Her husband, an Army sergeant gravely injured in a car crash in Montecello Holt Springs, Ark, lingers between life and death as doctors order a three day stay for the new arrival in Honolulu due to exhaustion and a virus infection in the baby.
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Cherry
Tiger
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Tokyor
Marvin
Honolulu
Pal
Bar
Montecello Sprial Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Fleet Missile Strength Told ae ARQARD
The U S S Yorktown commander of the Seventh Fleet says carrier planes can shoot down enemy aircraft three times as effectively with Sidewinder and Sparrow missiles. The admiral notes in flight tests against drones and flaming-head targets, they're small and inexpensive to use. He confirms atomic capability if needed.
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U.S.S. York
U.S
Wallace M. Bealk Jey
Absurd
Yorktown
Pacific
United States
Atomic Waste Damage On River Fish Denied
Washington officials deny atomic waste harmed river fish amid conflicting reports from the Atomic Energy Commission and chairman Lewis L. during a contested year. Officials say no contamination proven, while others warn of risks to waterway life.
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Washington
Atomi Energy Commission
Albert ix
Commis Ir
Lewis L
Anda
Scientist warns small harm from radiation rise
Pasadena scientist Dr A Ho Sturtevant and colleagues call for cautious view on radiation from Hanford wastes. They note radioactivity increases traced through the Columbia River plankton to insects and fish, while ARC and NAS stress monitoring and a 30 year cumulative dose baseline.
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Ama
Columbia
Strauss
ARC
Barries
Mjor Aec
Fragmented notes on 1958 elections and Eisenhower appeal
Fragmentary OCR mentions 1958 national politics, Senate representation, party meetings, and Eisenhower television appeal. It references Alcorn, criticisms, peacetime economy figures, and regional charting for 1958 elections, with scattered phrases and incomplete sentences.
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Senate
Eisenhower
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