Miner Stakes Uranium Claim At City Street
In Klamath Falls Oregon a lone prospector Earl Sheridan has staked a uranium claim at the nine and Main intersection. He guards a tent with a double barrel shotgun while police observe from a distance amid threats of eviction. Sheridan cites mineral rights inherited from George Nurse founder of Linkville. State Senator Harry Boivin supports the claim and notes prior cases backing such positions. Police noted a parking rule but unclear if it applies to tents as officers monitored the scene.
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Feather River project urged with outside aid
Two top California officials urged immediate start on the Feather River mega project and to accept any outside financial aid. State Engineer Harvey Banks and State Controller Herbert Kirkwood spoke at the Feather River Project association meeting. They said the multi billion dollar plan could deliver water to Southern and Central California without harming origin counties in Northern California. Banks added that with federal help the Oroville dam and power plant are financially feasible as a power and wood control project from revenues. Raymond Leonard was re elected president at the directors session with Samuel Morris and Grover Shannon named to key posts.
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Congress Scene Foreign Aid Fees Plan Now
Congress debates foreign aid costs as the Senate trims the proposed $4.9 billion package to about 4.6 billion. House-Senate talks loom while Chotiner probes and housing, defense, and education measures spark partisan clashes in a high-stakes budget week.
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San Francisco Cemeteries Face 670 More Burials Amid Strike
A cemetery workers union strike across 21 SF cemeteries leaves 870 unburied bodies, with talks stalled after Associated Cemeteries of San Francisco rejects a 277% cent raise proposal. Negotiators meet Tuesday as mortuaries near 700 stored corpses. fire guards guard empty lots near Colma. Health officials report storage strains and building changes to cope.
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Miss California chosen in beauty contest at Long Beach
Raven-haired Mrs. Shirley Wilty of Wilmington representing California was selected Miss California from 17 finalists at the Moulin Rouge in Long Beach. A 20-year-old mother of a seven month old son, she weighs 110 pounds and has 35-22-35 measurements. She studies music at Harvard Junior College.
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Hayward Chamber Leader Les Britt Heads to New York
Les Britt, president of the Retail division of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce and manager of Kay Jewelers Hayward store, will fly to New York for the executives and store managers annual convention. He plans to return for the July city-wide clearance sales and leads promotional efforts for this event.
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Bloody Flag Uprising Shocks Poznan Workers Rioting
Eyewitness report from Katherine Clark describes two days of anti Communist riots in Poznan Poland where hundreds killed or wounded. Troops patrol streets with machine guns as officials differentiate between demonstrators and provocateurs and military roadblocks hinder movement.
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U.S. Fears Retaliation Over Polish Uprising
Washington officials fear retaliation against Polish rebels and push to restore wartime guarantees. State Department officials say satellite governments may crack down to curb riots while urging Red regimes to allow more freedoms. Domestic politics react as senators push amendments to foreign aid funding.
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Journal Reports High Pregnancy Rate in Schools
Washington reports 95 junior high girls left school due to pregnancy in the past year, largely in low income and Negro areas. Superintendent Corning calls the number shockingly large though not steadily rising citywide. Public aid costs about 2.7 million yearly, with 30 percent of supported children illegitimate.
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Navy Fires Rocket To Record Height
Navy launches an Aerobee-Hi rocket from White Sands Proving Ground and reaches 163 miles into the air, setting a new world altitude record for a single stage rocket.
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Nixon Urges Honest Exchange Across the Iron Curtain
The vice president advocated opening dialogue with the Soviet Union while warning that change comes gradually. He said Americans should seize the chance to exchange views and, if Russia loosens gates, plant ideas of freedom and justice for lasting fruit.
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