Supreme Court strikes down loyalty oath in California tax rule
The Supreme Court invalidated California's loyalty oath for property tax exemptions, ruling it violated due process. Two youths involved in a road crash near Redwood Rd were injured. a Moffett Field sailor died after a motorcycle crash near Vallecitos Rd. The ruling centers on speech rights versus state tax programs and exemptions for veterans and churches.
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Plea Rejected On Little Rock Ruling Speed Plea Rejected On Little Rock
The Supreme Court rejected a bid for a speeded ruling on integration at Central High School in Little Rock. The Court said the Eighth Circuit will consider the time element in this litigation in ample time for next school year. An order suspending integration was issued June 21 by Judge Lemley.
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Rebels Assault Sherlan Village in Lebanon
Rebels attacked the village of Sherlan near Beirut, forcing Britons to evacuate their government school of Oriental studies. Fighting continued in Tripoli for a fifth day, while a truce allegedly protects the American Presbyterian Hospital per a U S embassy spokesman in Beirut.
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China Begins Operation of First Experimental Reactor
Tokyo dispatch reports New China News Agency says Communist China has activated its first heavy water type experimental nuclear reactor as part of a major socialist construction push. A cyclotron has also been completed and funding for research work approved.
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Eisenhower Repeals Freight Tax and Extends Other Levies
President Eisenhower signs a bill repealing the 3 percent federal tax on freight shipments and extending other corporate and excise levies for one year. The freight repeal starts August 2, costing about 48 million dollars annually, while remaining taxes would have auto-reduced revenue by roughly 41.6 billion yearly.
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Freeway Plan Battle Looms In San Leandro
San Leandro property owners threaten action to stop council approval of a MacArthur Freeway agreement. Diehl Lewis Mitchell area residents demand more study of Diehl Foothill southbound ramp options fearing added traffic on quiet streets. Joaquin Tuana Dolores Maud Ave residents also seek a hearing before the measure is adopted. Foothill Manor residents oppose an interchange at 40th Ave and will send a delegation to tonight’s council meeting. The Chamber of Commerce cautions objections are valid but removing ramps at 140th could worsen urban traffic elsewhere.
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Prayer for today in space reflection and morality
A devotional opening thanks God for space exploration and asks for balance between outer knowledge and inner care. The prayer seeks that physical value not exceed moral and spiritual worth and calls to live richly on spiritual horizons while exploring thy love.
County Fair Opens With Record Attendance Planned
Pleasanton gates opened at 10 a.m. for the 16th annual County Fair, expected to draw about 400 000 visitors over 14 days. Major events include 12 days of horse racing, livestock parades, 40 000 in livestock prizes, and a new 250 000 commerce and industry building. The 160 acre site features parking for 15 000 cars, with exhibits from agriculture to crafts and photography, and freeway access touted to boost attendance.
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Levine Rejects Appeal to Stay on Eden F Hospital Board
Dr. Julius Levine refused to withdraw his resignation from the Eden F Hospital Board of Directors effective July 1. The board, meeting in secret, urged him to serve out his term to allow a successor to be elected rather than appointed.
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Fight Advocated on Cross Filing in California Primary
Paul Ziffren national committeeman for California hired political leaders from both major parties to campaign for abolishing cross filing in California's primary elections.
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County Fair Tomorrow San Leandro Schedule
The San Leandro county fair opens at 10 am with gates, 12:15 pm post time for horse races, and 4 pm Butterfat Production Contest starting (through July 4 at 5 pm). 6:30 pm community hour, 9 am dairy cattle and goats judging.
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Graham Opens Rally in Capital
In Sacramento Billy Graham drew about 18 000 people to the state fairgrounds for an eight day campaign opening. He urged the audience that many hold a Bible yet fail to live by it and warned that breaking commandments is like breaking the law. After the sermon about 3000 moved forward to decide for Christ.
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Mitchell Resigns as California PUC President
SAN FRANCISCO Peter E. Mitchell announced today his resignation as president of the California Public Utilities Commission, a post he has held for four years. The five member commission is to elect a new president tomorrow.
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Other Yanks Still Captives
Cuban rebels abduct two more Americans in Oriente Province raising the known number in rebel hands to 42. Sherman White and Andrew Toll, executives at the Nisaro nickel plant, were seized with two Canadians. unclear reports say another American and Canadian may have been taken. Embassy in Havana confirms the kidnappings begun Thursday in a 10 by 15 mile area, with the hostages kept together in a common camp as talks with rebel leaders continue. Rebel radio said the Yankees will be released soon, with Raoul Castro directing operations.
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Mother Saves Girl From Fiery Death in Hayward
A Hayward mother, Mrs Marshall Sallis, rescued her daughter Christine Carden seven from a fire at 2241 Lytelle Street. Christine sustained second degree burns to side and arm. mother suffered finger injuries. Firefighters and ambulance crews treated them. Christine later moved to Eden Hospital in good condition.
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Johnston Claims Soviet in Trouble
Elie Johnston president of the Motion Picture Association of America told a California Investment Bankers Association conference that the Soviet Union is in trouble in its foreign policy. She cited a four-year pattern of failed policies and said Moscow faces an agonizing re appraisal of future plans.
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Sleeping Sickness Warned Yet Misses County
County mosquito abatement chief Chester Robinson disputes a state health warning of higher encephalitis risk from heavy winter rains. He cites 25 years of records and notes teams patrol breeding areas while cool weather limits germ hatch and governor race chatter moves at large.
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New York State
Strauss Warns On A Test Ban
Lewis L. Strauss in his final public statements as head of the atomic program warned that a nuclear test ban would hurt the United States militarily. He added that the political advantages of halting tests could outweigh military drawbacks.
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