Brown Seeks Reopening Of Site Selection Process
Town officials discuss reopening the site selection after the state education department reportedly banned its criteria. Hayward and Pleasanton figures are cited amid last minute shifts, with public works and教育 authorities debating prior votes and upcoming hearings in Sacramento.
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Heat Wave Grips East as Capital Marks Hottest Day
Weather Bureau records Washington DC and other cities amid a nationwide heat wave. Readers report temperatures near 101 in Charlotte Richmond Baltimore and Ni ron as high readings push demand for air conditioning. Drivers and travelers seek relief with buses and motels offering cooling comfort.
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Wes Spearing
Charlotte
N.C
Richmond
Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Washington
Sts Faport Absenecis
Plane scare halts flight near Denver amid bomb scare
UPI reports a Convair airline flight carrying 119 passengers was diverted to Denver ten minutes after refueling while investigators probe an anonymous bomb threat. The scare follows a spate of recent incidents at the Beavey area airport. No details disclosed about the threat or the plane.
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Salt Lake City
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Almanac Today June 29 1950 historical notes
Almanac entry lists events on June 29 across years including Rubens birth in 1577 and Henry Clay death in 1852. It notes 1946 British actions against Jews in Palestine and 1954 Guatemalan rebels overthrowing a pro Communist government. Thought attributed to Henry Clay about preferring to be right.
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Henry Clay
Washington
Demos Blame Ike For Price Boost Threat
Edward Cowan reports that Democrats accuse President Eisenhower of pressuring Congress to justify price increases. The Nixon committee warned against inflation from large spending, urging tax-loot deductions and a balanced budget while Congress considers next year’s needs. Eisenhower called the report important and distributed copies to lawmakers.
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Nixon Committee
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House
Senate
Eisenhower signs two year airport aid extension
President Eisenhower announces a stop gap bill extending federal airport aid for two more years at 63 million dollars annually. The compromise tightens rules on funds for cocktail lounges and nonessential terminal facilities while preserving discretion to fund safety projects and essential conveniences for air travelers. He notes the measure allows his administration to withhold funds from nonessential uses such as parking lots bars lounges and private clubs.
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UPI
Eisenhower
House
Senate
European tax burdens lighter for three countries
Brussels Luxembourg and Denmark are the only European nations with lighter floral tax burdens than the United States, highlighting a small group with favorable tax treatment for flowers compared with the U.S. This comparison emphasizes regional pricing differences and regulatory impact on floriculture.
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Belgium
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Denmark
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United States
Reseda Man Elected State Legion Leader
Reseda resident Steve Foote was elected commander of the state American Legion at the department convention. The ballot named Foote as commander at large with Sidney Apierican Legion and other officers elected, while Charles Schleppyl and others received positions on the executive slate. The convention lauded the Legion’s role in postwar aid and urged unity as delegates voted for leadership and vice commanders to bolster federal help and state programs.
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Brunk Rose
Riverside
Vic
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Reseda
Zinia
Pierce
Sacramento
Tion
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Fred” Ness
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Angeles
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Footession
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Laito
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San Diego
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Reedy
Sonoma
Frank Scott
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Billy Gives Sea Sermon Aboard United States Liner
Billy Graham delivered a sermon aboard the liner United States in mid Atlantic waters on Sunday. The evangelist, en route home from a six month tour of Australia New Zealand Southeast Asia and Europe, spoke to passengers and crew about global tension and a growing hunger for God beyond the Iron Curtain.
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United States
UPU
Billy Graham
Delvered
God
Dua
Plumbing Tieup Averted in San Francisco
Representatives of the Associated Plumbing Contractors of San Francisco and Plumbers Local 8 reached a new three year contract last night, preventing a threatened strike. The agreement includes a one and a half percent wage increase and ends a labor dispute that had loomed over the city’s plumbing industry.
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UFI
Associated Plumbing
Plumbers Local 8
S F Man Dies In Bed Blaze
San Francisco fire officials report John Agee, 60, died from suffocation in a bed fire started by a cigarette. Agee, attempting to extinguish flames with water from a basin, was found in bed. Firemen say careless smoking caused the blaze in his San Francisco home. Uppercase and OCR errors noted.
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San Francisco
John Agee
Solon Seeks Tax Boost Amid Revenue Bill Debate
UPI reports Senator Neuberger of Oregon proposes an amendment to boost the federal motor fuel tax as part of a revenue bill. The proposal follows an earlier defeat when he offered corporate excise tax extensions to fund debt relief.
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Wasilington
UPI
Hard Ly Neuberger
D-Ore
Neuberger
Writer Honored by Columbia University Fellowships
Press Service reports eight men named as fellows for Columbia University's advance science and technology program for the 1959 1960 academic year. Wilks, a United Press Internat in Los Angeles, joins the group and will study new scientific developments at Vanderberg Air Force Base.
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