Ike Says Nixon Never Acted as President During Illnesses
President Eisenhower said Nixon never acted as president during his three illnesses from 1955 to 1956 and last November. He noted no purely presidential decision was needed, but if a crisis had arisen Nixon would have acted. He defended the informal agreement with Nixon as a mutual trust between men of goodwill and supported a Senate constitutional amendment as a long term solution.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Truman
Sam Rayburn
Senate
oHe
PT and T profit report to PUC details regional returns
PT and T engineers report to the Public Utilities Commission shows a profit above seven percent in California's two major metro areas for 1956 and a return of 4.8 percent or less in 198 other exchanges. Los Angeles extended area returns 7.5 percent and San Francisco East Bay 7.1 percent while the smallest exchanges with 77 to 100 stations averaged a 1.7 percent loss.
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San Francisco
The
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Lwer
Liberace Booed By Australians
In Sydney an American pianist Wladyslaw Liberace refused a scheduled concert after a court injunction barred him from performing excerpts from My Fair Lady. The injunction, secured by Chappell and Company, Inc., could bring up to six months in jail if violated. A Chappell spokesman in New York said he was unaware of the incident and presumed the Australian branch handled the filing.
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Sydney
Australia
Wladyslaw Liberace
New York
Chappell and Company, Inc
Liberacco
Chappell and Company
Chappell
Farmers Push Right to Work Initiative Circulating Statewide
The California Farm Bureau Federation is circulating an initiative petition to place a right to work measure on the November ballot. Richard Owens, secretary treasurer, said volunteers are making good progress in gathering signatures.
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Berkeley
California’ Farm Bureau Federation
Richard Owens
Atcas Rurer
Federation
Claimedolunteer
Oworkers
Atomic Sub Smashes Sea Voyage Record
PORTLAND England UP reports the U S Navy atomic powered submarine Skate completed a 3161 mile voyage to Portland after leaving Groton on Feb 24 for a European shakedown. The submarine traveled 2828 miles beneath the sea and 333 on the surface with 176 hours submerged.
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Portland
England
U.S. Navy
London
Tom Harriquessing
Gan
Skate
Groton
Shop Clerk Shot in Arm Sets to Corrections
San Francisco UP report describes Thomas J. Harrigan of the Electric and Dyeing Shop aboard Skate, a General Dynamics project, shot in the right arm during an alleged robbery attempt. Harrigan, 29, has overseen Skate’s construction and sea trials since last October as the submarine nears final acceptance.
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Seare Arene Era
San Francisco
Tloris Atomic Submarines
Bologan
San Francis Boat Division
General Dynamic
Mission District
Alies
Argus
Navy
Harrigan
St Graten Cannon Livec
Near
Connecticut
Skate
Priest Valley School Annexation Moves Forward
Informal approval by 24 school officials in Monterey and Fresno counties advances annexation of Priest Valley Elementary from Monterey San Benito to the Coalinga Huron district in Fresno. Plan envisions a bond to fund a new $20 000 school and rework high school boundaries to end valley travel to Coalinga schools. Priest Valley residents to circulate annexation petitions for presentation to agreements with Monterey and San Benito counties.
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Coalinga
Priest Valley
Monterey
Fresno
King City
Moniterey
San Benito
Coalinga-Huroon
Fresho County
Huron
Senate panel OKs 10 million for Trinity and Glen Canyon
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved 10 million dollars for each of the Trinity River in California and Glen Canyon in the Upper Colorado project. House action earlier sought to reallocate funds to sustain construction through the current fiscal year. Senate chair Carl Hayden noted funds would transfer from the Reclamation Bureau and Upper Colorado River Basin funds, pending full Senate approval.
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Washington
Ulp
Senate Appropriations Committee
Trinity River
Glen Canyon
House
Trinity
California
Central Valley
Colorado
Senate
Reclamation Bureau
Sen
Carl Hayden
Lorenzo Girl Honored at San Lorenzo Strutters Dinner
Donna Lawson ten received a trophy from the San Lorenzo Strutters Mothers Club at a 400 attendee dinner held at the Village School. Proceeds benefit the marching girls group as she sold 109 dinner tickets. Dinner committee members included Ruth Kennedy Betty Schultz Vi Gloski Eunice Perille Mae Howard Maude Spann Mildred Orrty Kay Benetti and Gloria Fernandez.
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San Lorenzo
Donna Lawson
Klamath Rd
Hayward
San Lorenzo Strutters
Donna
Strutters
Ruth Kennedy
Betty Schultz
Vi Gloski
Eunice Perille
Mae Howard
Maude Spann
Mildred Orrty
Kay Benetti
Gloria Fernandez
Improvement Club Meeting Friday At School In Hayward
The Improvement Club will gather Friday at 8 p.m. at Independent School on Manter Road Hayward. Harold Markle will conduct the business session and he along with Mrs. Fred Jensen will oversee the social hour after.
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Independent . Improvement Club
Independent
Manter Rd
Hayward
Harold “Markle
Fred Jensen
Bohannon Paper Starts Contest at San Lorenzo
Bohannon School students enter an essay contest titled What’s in a Picture sponsored by Bohannon Banner. Winners receive 3, 3, and 2 dollars for first, second, and third prizes. pictures from a national magazine cover depict Benjamin Franklin and his statements on freedom of the press and war prevention.
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San Lorenzo
David D
Bohannon School
Bohannon Ban- Iner
Benjamin Franklin
Berlin Federal Railroad Reports Freight Car Stock
The German Federal Railroad lists 262000 freight cars in 26 types. About 23 percent of rolling stock is never rebuilt. Roughly 70000 cars operate daily and each car averages 4.3 days per assignment.
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Berlin
Speaking of the Good Old Days in Want Ads Today
A brief nostalgic note promotes a survey of old times and mentions plate lunches offered for 39 cents in today’s Want Ads. The blurb invites readers to turn to a Class 3 section for details while referencing retro values.
Garment Strike Ends After 25 Peaceful Seasons
New York observes the end of a quarter century of labor peace as 63,000 workers walk off Seventh Avenue toward Madison Square Garden for a massive garment industry strike. The walkout, the first since 1933, could involve up to 105,000 workers across New York State New Jersey Connecticut Delaware Massachusetts Pennsylvania and more as unions seek quick settlement and the Dre Board coordinates turnout for a rally led by ILGWU President David Dubinsky and AFL CIO President George Meany.
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Fotts
Seventh] Avenue
Madison Square Garden
New York City
New Jersey
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
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Dre
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ILGWU
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George Meany Jvill
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Tower of Babel
Europe
Richard Bissel
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New Plant Opens In Russell City
E L Comer announces the opening of Kwick K ut Manufacturing Co at 7909 Russell City Rd. The firm will supply builders goods paints cabinets etc and will begin operations with two doors opening officially at 3 am Saturday. Comer previously ran a similar business in Oakland for eight years.
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Kwick-Kut Manufacturing Co
Russell City Rd
E. L. Comer
Comer
Oakland
Comér
Leandro Lights Cut Crime and Costs Debate
SAN LEANDRO central area residents report a 24 percent drop in crime and accidents after a new bright lighting system. City Manager Wesley McClure told council members the first six months showed fighting costs up 3 percent, while new lights deliver nine times the old illumination. McClure warned against turning lights off after 3 a.m. despite potential $400 yearly savings.
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San Leandro
Wesley McClure
McClure
John J
DaBroi
Peralta Ave
Proposal to list contractors who bilk state funds
Sacramento legislative committee drafts a bill to create a blacklist of contractors who bilk state funds. The measure, unlikely to be introduced until 1959, stems from disclosures involving San Luis Obispo contractor Alex Madonna and gifts to state employees tied to highway work.
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Sacramento
LLP
Publicworks Department
Legislative Counsel
Senate Assembly
Caspar W.weinberger
San Francisco
Public Works Department
Edmund G. Brown
San Luis Obispo
Herbert C. Grundell
Hhe
Alex Madonna
Legislative
William H. Merrifield
Kingsley Hoagstedt
Ist
Legislature Tackles Water and Education in First Day
Sacramento lawmakers opened the special session focusing on water and education. Proposals include funding Feather River development, studying Eel River feasibility, a 130 million education bond, and measures to curb diploma mills, while other bills address college engineering programs and a nuclear reactor purchase for San Jose State.
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Sacramento
Feather River
Goodwin
Bright
San Diego County
San Joaquin
Delta
Hesland
Forsroom Ae Board
B. ‘Allen
Br. Allen
San Jose
Knight
Frank G. Bonelli
Huntington Park
Richard H. McCollister
San Rafael
Council
Safety Poster Winners Listed at Washington Manor
Winners of a health and safety poster contest at Leweiling School 370 West Ave listed by grade include Billy Burke first in kindergarten Kathleen Ovalle second Lind say Norberg Laura Riedel first grade Lise Jorgenser Sand Fol Rudcék second grade Charlene Cline Bob Meyer third grade Patrick Burke Joyce Gilzey fourth grade Bob Tarrant Peggy Peters fifth grade Sandy Thomas Louise Lewis sixth grade Honorable mention George Papazian third Sandra Feldhaus fourth Thor Jorgensen Naren Griego Sharon Marshall fifth and Howard Abrams Bernadette Morris sixth grade.
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Washington ‘Manor
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