Sub-Committee Ends Hearings Over Uses of Tidelands Money
A three day Sacramento hearing on 64 million in Tidelands royalties debated use for state parks vs inland development. Witnesses urged varied plans while officials eyed general fund transfers and a 1955 decision. Legislative auditors and county reps weighed split of funds and future windfall handling.
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Asia
California
Tidelands
Vince Cooper
County Supervisors Association
General Fund
Beaches and Parks Division
Rex Thompson
Los Angeles County
Seth Gordon
Fish and Game
Stan ‘Tomlinson
Santa Barbara
Legislative
A. Alan Past
W.A. Barr
Siskiyou
Carl Stahl
Shoreline Association
Sen
A. W. Way
Eureka
Fern Canyon
Orrick
William H. Bedhun
Colusa
G.R. Gough
Lake Elsinore
Subcommittee
Loyd Lowrey
Rumsey
Knowland Fails To Call For Session Today
Washington Senate Leader Knowland refrained from a Saturday session as items on the agenda were lacking. He delayed debate on tax revision until Monday after acceding to Finance Chairman Millikin. Democrats Magnuson and Sparkman warned that global events may keep Congress past July 31, citing Indochina and Southeast Asia funding in the administration plan.
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William R. Knowland
Calif
Knowland
Finance
Eugene Millikin
GOP
Trade and Labor Department
Health
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash
John J. Sparkman
Ala
Congress
Sparkman
Foreign Relations
Reds Charge of American Piracy Across The Seas
London dispatch notes Pravda accuses the United States of piracy on the high seas as the Soviet government blames a U S destroyer for seizing the Russian freighter Tudose. Formosa Nationalists and other incidents are cited, including a disputed Panama Canal seizure.
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Pravda
United States
U.S
Formosa
Moscow
Tuapse
Prevea
High Seas
Far East
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Panama Canal
Guatemala
Wyoming
Canal
YMCA Fun Camp Registration Due for Edendale Week
Registration for the YMCA Fun Camp second week opens at 9 a.m. Monday at Edendale school. Director Sam Chollar says the daily program runs 8 a.m. to 3 39 p.m. with crafts games and sports for boys aged 3 to 12. An overnight trip to Trails End in Redwood Regional Park is set for Thursday.
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Edendale School
Trails’ End
Redwood
Sam Chollar
Telethon pledge clarifies county group stance
Douglas C. Sweeney executive director of the Cerebral Palsy Association of Alameda County states in a telegram that the group is not soliciting funds through the San Francisco telethon airing tonight and Sunday. The Alameda County United Cerebral Palsy Association reaffirmed its campaign pledge to residents that it is not soliciting funds through the telethon.
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Cerebral Palsy Association of
Aln
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Douglas C. Sweeney
Daily Review
San Francisco
Sweeney
United Cerebral Palsy Association of
Alameda County
Wisconsin D A Charges Firms Over Joe Must Go Donations
Baraboo Wisconsin district attorney Harlan Kelley charged Electric Welding and Engineering, Standard Paper, and Charles Meissner and Associates with violating state law by contributing $50 to the Joe Must Go recall club. Gore called Kelley’s actions a fantasy while Lachmund noted possible lawful donor connections. Kelley warns of charter loss and fines up to $5000 with further charges and a contempt bid against Gere.
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Wis
Atorney Harlan Kelley
Milwaukee
Leroy Gore
Joseph McCarthy
Kelley
Gore
Cazl Lachmund
Joe
Elub
Enday
Electric Welding and Engineering Corporation
Standard Paper Company
Charles Meissner and Associates, Inc
Lachmund
Police Break Abortion Ring Near Capital
Police raided a house near Washington and arrested thirteen people including a doctor and six associates in an abortion operation claimed to gross up to $1 million yearly. Dr George Strother Jr held on criminal abortion charges with bond set at 3000 dollars. Six women patients were among those detained. others released on bail. The ring allegedly charged Washington government workers 400 to 450 dollars each. The case heads to court Monday for a preliminary hearing.
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Washington
Paris
Virginia
George ‘Thomas Strother, Jr
Brunswick
G. M. Williams
Strother
Frank Ben French
Jessie Elwood Grimes
Helen Elizabeth Grimes
Melvin Lee Rainer
Alexandria
Mary Bayer
War Kenton
Williams
Wahsington Hospital
Northern
Paouier Trial Justice Court
Castro Valley Chanticleers Hold Male Animal Tryouts
Castro Valley Chanticleers announce tryouts for cast of The Male Animal to be staged in September at Castro Valley Community Center. Mrs Norman Bratton publicity chairman states auditions begin at 6 15 p m with interested actors urged to attend.
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Castro Valley Chanticleers
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Castro Valley Community Center
Norman Bratton
Ex Soviet secret policeman seeks asylum in U S zone
A former Soviet secret police lieutenant colonel has defected to the U S zone of Germany and will testify before a congressional committee. He allegedly revealed details of the Kremlin terror system and mass deportations, including the Katyn massacre, and is said to have provided information to U S intelligence on internal Soviet operations.
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Munich
Soviet Union
I.S
Germany
Charles J. Kersten
Wisconsin
U. S
Kremlin
MVD
Gual
United States
Nikolai Khokhlov
Georgi Okolovich
N.T.S
Khokhlov
U.S
Russia
Katyn
Attorney Claims Thorne Was Compelled To Sign
Chicago authorities investigate the death of Montgomery Ward Thorne after his attorney said Thorne told him he was compelled to sign something against his will. The inquest resumes as friends threaten disclosures, narcotics evidence is alleged to be planted, and toxicology tests proceed amid questions about the cause of death.
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Thorne
Chicago
Montgomery Ward Thorne
Henry A. Kolcheim
Marion Thorne
Dennis Annis
Maureen Ragen
Walter McCarron Monay
Annis
Spyarne
Miss Ragen
Anount
James Ragen
Maurreen
Panthard
Tarry Glos
Kalcheim
Kalfheim
Alameda County approves rezoning for 2.61 acres in Castro Valley
G B Cepollina of 21108 BR Street won approval from the Alameda County Board of Supervisors to rezone 2.61 acres at A and B streets from mixed single family and commercial to multiple dwelling use, reshaping Castro Valley development plans.
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Castro Valley
G. B. Cepollina
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
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Telephone Pioneers of America
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