Lockheed Chief Blasts CAB Over Airline Fares
Robert E. Gross of Lockheed Aircraft accuses the Civil Aeronautics Board of starving airlines by delaying fare actions. He says strong action against government in transit sectors is needed to build a robust industry, boost capital for jet programs, and prevent higher costs for users and taxpayers. Wall Street cheers the critique as airline stocks show recent volatility.
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New York
Wall Street
Robert E. Gross
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Civil Aeronautics Board
America
Gross
Lockheed
CAB
Interstate Committee Commission
Hilton to Build 300 Airport Adjacent Hotels Nationwide
Hilton, president of Hilton Hotels Corp, unveiled plans for a chain of 300 airport adjacent hotels in major cities. Land near San Francisco International Airport is leased, with negotiations for a Los Angeles International Airport site. Proposed locations include Washington, New York, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, New Orleans, Miami, Seattle, and two West Coast cities.
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Los Angeles
Conrad N. Hilton
Hilton
Hilton Hotels Corp
San Francisco International
Los Angeles International
Washington
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
New Orleans
Miami
Seattle
Alameda County
I. L
Hayward ST
San Leandra
Pleasanton
Niles
Desoto
Bakersfield Ee
Boise
Brownsville
Denyer
Metroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Fresno
Helena
Kansas
City
Minneapolis
New York St
Oakland
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Red Bluff
Reno
Salt Lake City
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle Spokane
Stockton
ST Thermal
Embassy plan set for six story New Mexico City building
U S ambassador Robert C Hill announced ground will be broken for a new six story American Embassy in Mexico City before year end. The announcement confirms expansion of diplomatic facilities in the Mexican capital.
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Mexico City
U.S
Robert C. Hill
New York Stock Highlights and Exchange Totals
New York reports mixed market activity with rail and utility averages showing small shifts. Total sales across exchanges reach about 1.55 million shares, with bonds around 4.94 million dollars and 110 thousand dollars on American Exchange bonds.
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New York
Leach Pa Jones
Stock Exchange
American Exchange
Stock market quotes from major exchanges today
The latest quotat ions from New York and other leading exchanges list companies such as American Cyanamid, American Telephone, Boeing, General Electric, Standard Oil of California, Texaco, Southern California Edison, and Westinghouse. The report notes prices and activity across industries including aluminum, steel, oil, chemicals, machinery, and transportation with a focus on prominent firms and market movers.
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Sutto & Co
Mbers
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Allegheny Ludium
American Telephone
Ameratia
Anaconda
AT & Santa Fe
Beckman Instrument
Bethlehem -Steel
Boeing Si
Bristol, Myers
Buryrus Erie Sv Gal “Packing
Zarborundum Barrier Corp
Caterpillar
Chicago
Pneumatic Shrysler Cihes
Columbia
Phillips Petrolleum Radio Corp
Republic Steel Reynolds Metals
St. Regis Paper
Safeway
Sears, Roebuck Shering
Shell Transport & Tracing
Socony Mobil Southern Calis
Edison
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Cal Standard Oil
New Sunday
Texas
Ing Tidewater Transnmer
Oalon Oil
Gynsumwi” B
Alecst
Westinghouse Electric
Younestawn Sheet & i
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Esnyssam Facilie Petroleuims
Paotile
Teleshone
Chrysler Bonus Payments Highlight 1957 Remuneration
Chrysler Corp reported bonuses totaling 1.7033 million for eleven officers and directors after 1957 results. L. L. Colbert led with 488,900 dollars including salary and incentive pay. no bonuses were issued in 1956. Proxy mailing set April 15 for the annual meeting in Detroit.
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Detroit
INS
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler Pres. L
Chrysler
Detroi
Bank Clearings Report Snowy Debit Totals Across Cities
Bank clearings show large sums with CALDANE at 112 100 000 and 11 601 764 for January. Berkeley records 6 228 312 in debits while Los Angeles totals 285 128 02 across listings.
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Y Uniled
Jan Fienntens
Caldane
Berkeley
Los Angeles
Stocks Hold in Narrow Range on Mild Trading
NEW YORK (UP) Stocks held in an extremely narrow irregular pattern on moderate trading. The main body moved about 34 points either way with a few issues showing gains or losses. Leaders such as Anaconda and Bethlehem Steel held steady while several issues like Polaroid, DuPont, and Goodyear saw small moves amid light activity.
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New York
Lollard
Lukens, Steel
Polaroid
Bell,& Howell
Brunswick-Balke
Collender
Otis Elevator
Minneapolis Honeywell
DuPont
Anaconda
Douglas Aircraft
Bethlehem Steel
Goodyear
International Nickel
International Paper
American Tobacco
Reynolds Tobacco’s
Westinghouse Electric
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Santa Fe
Pilot Strike Deadline Near in West Coast Dispute
CHICAGO DP The Air Line Pilots Association said it will set a strike deadline in the near future in its contract dispute with West Coast Airlines. ALPA president C N Sayen charged pilots are paid less than peers, have substandard pension, poor working conditions, and a lack of realism in bargaining. West Coast employs about 90 pilots serving Washington Oregon Idaho cities.
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Chicago
Air Line Pilots Association
West Coast Airlines
C.N. Sayen
ALPA
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
North Bay Aqueduct Bill Introduced in Senate
SACRAMENTO up An insurance bill by Sen John F McCarthy San Rafael seeks 17 1 325 000 from the investment fund to back the North Bay Aqueduct if Gov Knight’s appeal for 72 million for the Feather River Project is denied by the Legislature The measure allows spending until June 30 1960 and ties the funds to the Northwest Bay Aqueduct program
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Sacramento
North Bay Aqueduct
John F. McCarthy
ReSan Rafael
McCarthy
Goodwin J. Knight
Feather River
Legisla Rure
IFRP
Kennecott Copper to Lay Off 1,806 Workers in Four States
Salt Lake City based Kennecott Copper Corp announces layoffs totaling 1,806 workers across Utah Nevada Arizona and New Mexico on March 23 due to a shift from six to five production days. About 500 Utah Copper Division 225 Nevada 200 Chino Mines NM and 80 Ray Mines AZ workers affected. Overall job cuts this year bring Kennecott layoffs to about 2,000 since January 1987.
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Salt Lake City
Kennecott Copper Corp
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah Copper Division
Chino Mines
Ray Mines Division
Kennecott
Police Move Into Larger Newark Quarters
Newark police begin moving operations to 2146 Rich Ave next to the old office. The expanded 552 square foot space includes a chief’s office, more storage, and an interrogation room as the department, created in 1956, relocates under Police Chief James Chambers.
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Newark
Newark ‘Olice
James ‘Chambers
Rich Ave
Medical Memo Warns On Nicotine Poisoning From Tobacco and Insecticides
The memo notes nicotine as a strong poison absorbed through skin and warns to spray downward in ventilated areas. It advises washing skin with soap and water, cautions that a child swallowing a cigarette may vomit, and lists symptoms including stomach upset dizziness slow heart and confusion. It adds that nicotine elimination takes up to 16 hours and stresses urgent aid including artificial respiration and oxygen if available.
Beard Frank Jay obituary and funeral for 71
Frank Jay Beard 71 died Sunday at his Arroyo Ra home. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Latter-day Saints Reorganized Church 781 W Eighth St. Survivors: widow Signa Beard four children Darlene Taylor Milton Beard Gwenith Hart Keith Beard two brothers and two sisters. Interment Memory Oakland Callaghan Mortuary in charge.
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Beard
Signa Beard
Darlene Taylor
Livermore
Milton Beard
San. Leandro
Gwenith Hart
Chico
Keith Beard
Portland
Ore
Keyon B.' Beard
Kewwanee
Til
Harriet McLaughin
Everett
Wash
Susan McDowell
Phoenix
Ariz.o
Oakland
Callaghan Mortuary
Louise E Rose Mass Tomorrow
A Mass for Miss Louise Eleanor Rose, a Warm Springs native and SPRSI 84 member, will be said tomorrow at St. Josephs Church Mission San Jose. she died yesterday at her Warm Springs home after a long illness. Rosary services will be held tonight at Berge Mortuary Irvington. interment in St Joseph Cemetery Mission San Jose.
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San Francisco
Raymond Brown
Pleasanton
Joseph Brown
Oakdale
Warm Springs
P.m
Berge Mortuary
Mission Rd
Irvington
Bt. Joseph Cemetery
Mission San Jose
March Snow Flurries Again Cover Plains
A Midwest snow system brings fresh flurries across the Plains and lower Midwest. Western Kansas reports snow depths over a foot, while St. Louis and surrounding areas see two more inches to push totals into the seven-inch range. West Central Illinois adds a light overnight cover as weather crews track further accumulation.
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Lower Midwest
Plains
States
Kansas
St. Louis
Illinois
Snow and flurries spread from Dakotas to Mississippi Valley
The weather report notes heavy snow in the Western Dakotas through Missouri, with rural schools closing and roads largely clear due to mild temperatures. Lights snow persists from Montana to Colorado and into the Middle Mississippi Valley, while a weak disturbance brings showers to Southern California and the desert southwest. Overnight temps ranged from the 20s in the Northern Plains to the 50s along the Gulf Coast.
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R Press
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Akee
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Colorado
California
Desert
Arizona
New Mexico
Plains
50S
Gulf Coast
Mrs Stephenson Services Slated in Livermore
LIVERMORE Services for Mrs Josephine Stephenson 86 who died Sunday at an Oakland hospital will be held at 11 a m tomorrow from Callaghan Mortuary 187 South Livermore Ave A resident of Livermore 32 years her home was on South Livermore Ave She was mother of Mrs Mabel Humphrey Albany Mrs Anita Steinmetz Vallejo and Mrs Gladys Heartlett Redwood City She also leaves seven erandehil dren Interment in Odd Fellows Cemetery Livermore
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Livermore
Josephine Stephenson
Oakland Hosizpital
Callaghan Mortuary
South
Lt St
South Livermore Ave
Mabel Humphrey
Albany
Anita
Steinmetz
Vallejo
Gladys Heartlett
Redwood City
Erandehildren
Permit to Drop Rail Line Urged
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommended Sacramento Northern Railway be allowed to abandon a 40 mile line between East Nicolaus and Reed Junction in Sutter and Yuba counties. He also urged permission to acquire brackage rights over a 23 mile branch between Sankey and Cleveland operated by Western Pacific Railroad Company.
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Washington
Intererstate Commerce Commission
Sacramento Northern Railway
East Nicolaus
Reed Junction
Sutter
Yuba
Jerome K. Lie
ICC
Sankey
Cleveland
Western Pacific Railroad Company
Fire Damages Carlton Hotel On Sutter Street
Fire at the eight story Hotel Carlton, 1075 Sutter Street in San Francisco caused about 20,000 dollars in damage. Residents were forced from their apartments as the blaze started in a laundry chute basement. around 60 firefighters battled the flames with Gre engines arriving onsite.
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San Francisco
Carlton
Sutter Street
River Projects Supplement OK'd by Senate and House
The Senate tentatively approved a 10 million dollar supplemental for the Trinity River and Glen Canyon Projects to fund work through June 30. The House has already approved the money, backing ongoing efforts on both projects. Opportunity remains for further oil supply projections and future energy needs.
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Washington
Senate
Trinity River
Glen Canyon
House
LOS Angeles
INS
Trinity
America
Centra
Ecs
Graham Moody
Cisco
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
U.S
Statewide Weather Report From Northern to Southern California
Fair conditions expected across Northern California through Wednesday with scattered showers in southern Salinas and the San Joaquin Valleys. Light snow forecast for the southern Sierra as a low pressure system moves south, with Bakersfield to Los Angeles pass seeing about four inches. Temperatures drop to the 30s in parts of Northern California. many cities report readings in the 30s and 40s including Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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San Francisco
California
Salinas
San Joaquin
Sierra
San Joaquin Valley
Bakersfield
Los Angeles
Paso Robles
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Palmdale
San Diego
Tuhe
Eureka
Fort Bragg
Santa Rosa
Sacramento
Fresno
el Centro
New York Pedestrians Slow to Obey Traffic Lights Campaign
New York police commissioner Stephen P Kennedy said a campaign to persuade jaywalking pedestrians to obey traffic lights is progressing very slowly. The remark comments on the difficulty of changing habitual behavior among city walkers.
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New York
Stephen P. Kennedy
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Ampex
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Ana S. Life -Insurance
N. Bay Aqueduct
Mountain View Cemetery Association
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Piedmont Avenue
Oakland Olympic
H. L.herschensohn, M.D
Sardenney
Frank J. Beard
Louise E. Rose
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Poli Insurance
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Tempo Music
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