Optimism on Jobs as Legislation Moves Through Congress
Economic leaders express hope that government anti recession measures could create about two million jobs. Treasury Secretary Anderson cites improving fundamentals while Fed results loom and Carlson proposes a half tax cut to save taxpayers six billion dollars. Meade Alcorn criticizes Democrats as party of panics while GOP press emphasizes concrete steps to halt recession.
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America
Frank Carlson
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Meade Alcorn
Space Ship Lands After Mock Flight at Wright Field
A five member Air Force crew concluded a five day simulated earth orbit, landing at Wright Patterson AFB after a five day zero gravity test. The crew tested deceleration and生命 metrics while high tech monitoring recorded heart rate and skin response. Crew: Maj Russell Brewington Lafurence McEachern Witham Johnston Jr Dan Fukgham James Kennedy.
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Wright Patterson Air Force Base
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Pbussell B. Brewington
Houston
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Lafurence
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Millinocket
Witham BD. Johnston Jr
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Pasadena
James V. Kennedy
Chicago
Nobel laureate Urey to keynote UC Extension Center dedication
Nobel prize winner Harold C. Urey will be principal speaker at the dedication of the University of California Extension Center in San Francisco on March 29. The ceremony starts at 10 a.m. with remarks by Extension Director Paul H. Sheats, followed by city and university officials as speakers.
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Harold C. Urey
University of California Extension Center
Paul H. Sheats
Sheats
George Christopher
Llewellyn M. el Bocker
College of Engineering
UCLA
George P! Adams
Mills
Leon J. Richardson
University Extension
Home Baked Bread Now Largely Supplied by Bakeries
Fifty years ago most bread was baked at home but today 95 percent is produced by bakeries and sold in stores, reflecting a shift in bread making away from households to commercial bakeries.
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Chicago
Burglary Spree Tightens Grip on San Francisco District
San Francisco police patrol Pacific Heights after another burglary, the 21st since October, netting $11,000. The total loss from burglaries in the district exceeds $120,000. Edwin Callans and family were tied up briefly during a midnight entry for fur, jewel and cash theft, with a lookout believed to be present. Last Friday a jewel theft of $18,000 affected Mrs Robertson Jr., a friend of the Callans.
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Pacific Heights
Edwin Callans
Callans
Callan
William Abbott Robertson Jr
New Chief Ready For Pleasanton
Pleasanton City Council meets at 8 p.m. with new City Administrator Donald Christen taking office. Christen, 28, arrives from Antioch where he was administrative assistant. He succeeds C W Masonheimer who resigned January 15 to return to his former role as Montesto assistant city manager. Council to set election date and bond issue amount for sewage treatment plant expansion.
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Donald Christen
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Antioch
C. W. ,Masonheimer
Modesto
Science Shrinks Piles With New Nonoperative Treatment
A New York science report claims a healing substance named Bio-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. The consumer product Preparation H in suppository or ointment form is now sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
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California GOP Assembly backs Knight in 2 to 1 vote
The California Republican Assembly endorsed Knight for governor by a 2 to 1 margin after a close convention. Controversy centered on a right to work initiative amid disputes over Christopher and Knowland factions. Delegates also discussed endorsements for other offices and party positions.
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Los Angeles
Jamesti Francisco
Resolution on unions moves forward at convention
The convention approved a control over unions measure by a 2 to 1 vote. It urged secret ballots in union elections and strict accountability for union officials funds. It also called for membership qualifications not based on race color or creed and majority veto power over union actions. Continued local control of education over federal control was favored.
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