Eisenhower Signs Bill To Extend Jobless Benefits
President Eisenhower signed a bill to prevent an immediate cutoff of emergency unemployment compensation for about 405,000 jobless workers. The measure extends federal benefits three more months, allowing payments to those who exhausted state rights, with no federal aid after June 39. Congress approved the measure decisively before its recess.
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UPI
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SF Woman Held in Dope Case
SAN DIEGO UPI reports Jo Ann Carroll Daexberry aged 25 a San Francisco dental technician was in custody today accused of smuggling marijuana into the United States from Tijuana Mexico authorities said she brought the drug into the country hidden in her clothing suitcase or baggage specific details not disclosed pending further investigation
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UPI
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San Francisco
United States
Tijuana
Mexico
Bill to outlaw subliminal ads aims to rescue viewers
Sacramento reports Senate readiness to introduce a bill by Sen. Richard Richards of Los Angeles that would ban subliminal advertising in radio and television. He warned that advertisers are researching subliminal techniques and could unleash them before action is taken, potentially fooling conscious minds of audiences.
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UPI
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Wye
Richard Richards
Los Angeles
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Mistake in Cobra Theft Case Sparks Police Doubt
In San Francisco police skepticism grew over a reported cobra theft involving Scott Lamb of Morgan Hill California. A missing peach crate with a dangerous snake triggered a two month Denver search years ago, with Lamb recalling the incident and questioning if he even had the snake. Authorities pursued the possible link while health officials seek cobra antitoxins as the tale unravels.
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CPI
Scott ‘Lamb
Morgan Hill Calif
Linla
Lamb
San
Pesclavy
Denver
Vaccine For Measles Due
A UCLA Medical School team reports developing what may be a measles vaccine based on a study of 2K hospital patients over three years. One third of vaccinated patients showed measles cases, and researchers caution more work is needed to prove effectiveness.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ucla Medical School
Doh AL. Adams
David Ty Inyaegawa
Stanley Wright
George Tarjan
Navy Transport Plane Crashes at Naples Capodichino
A US Navy twin engine transport plane carrying 21 people crashed on takeoff from Naples Capodichino Airport. All aboard were Navy personnel and dependents. Initial reports varied on fatalities, with Italian sources citing seven or eight dead, while official totals remained unconfirmed.
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UPI
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Highway Deaths Rise Three Percent in February
CHICAGO February traffic toll rose for the second straight month, reports the National Safety Council. Highway deaths for the first two months of the year totaled 5,290, up 3 percent from 5,130 in the same period last year.
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Tibet Revolt Sparks Chinese Warning On Interference
New Delhi reports Peiping Radio warned foreign nations led by India against meddling in China’s internal affairs as Dalai Lama nears the Indian border seeking asylum. Nehru told Tibetan delegates India cannot intervene and urged peaceful end to the rebellion.
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Peiping Radio
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Jawaharlal Mehra
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Neheti
Tibet
Jonce
Peiping
Trustees Question Friedrich Dual Board Service
Two La Vista School Dist trustees challenged President Paul Friedrichs plan to remain on the board if elected trustee for Hayward Union Med School Dist. Friedrichs term ends 1980 and he filed papers for the May 19 race. Trustees debated conflict of interest while Supt Greenwood noted no illegal dual board issue.
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la Vista Board
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William Tenney
Greenwood
Ray Baker
Friverich
High Schoo Board
Bomb Shakes Argentine Kaiser School Amid Strike
Strikers bombs shattered a school in Córdoba, Argentina, attended by children of American workers at the Kaiser plant. No children were harmed, and no casualties were reported as the strike that shut the plant forced layoffs of about 3,000 and halted purchases totaling over 150,000 dollars.
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UPI
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German Reds Hold U.S. Pilot
A German Foreign Ministry spokesman said an American pilot is in Communist hands after flying into East Germany. Police are investigating the case with no further details released. The U.S. Army reported a Piper two seater observed Friday near the East West German border.
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Rocket X15 Flight Canceled Amid Weather Delays
The planned second test flight of the X15 from Mantheim near Heidelberg was canceled due to high winds and unsettled weather over the Deserts post area. No new flight time was set as conditions remained unstable for the launch from the airstrip.
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Ocean storm claims four lives on transatlantic voyage
A massive five day Atlantic storm disrupts shipping and has killed four crew members with two more feared dead. The North German Lloyd liner Berlin reported four crew washed overboard and drowned after a giant wave swept the 19,100 ton vessel 700 nautical miles northeast of the Azores while en route from Bremerhaven to New York.
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UPI
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Bremerhaven
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Newark Officials Press for County Wide Sales Tax Plan
Newark and neighboring cities back a county plan to standardize sales taxes to stop perks from San Leandro and Livermore. County supervisors demand San Leandro and Livermore participate, while critics cite ongoing losses from non sharing and potential state money savings. The dispute centers on the Mayor's Formula and how collected taxes are allocated.
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Alameda County
Leandro
Livermore
Newark
Clark Redeker
San Leandro
Union City
Tom Kiteyama
West Envoys Map Berlin Parley Tactics
Washington reports the Wester Big Four foreign ministers gathered to map a long range plan tying a disarmament European security framework to German reunification. They agreed on a two step approach but differed on tactical moves and isolated Kremlin deals. Mautha Cative de Murvalle and Christian A. Herter held preliminary talks on Germany with Selwyn Lloyd and later Heinrich von Brentano joining.
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Gerais
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Kremlin
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Mautha Cative de Murvalle
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Herter
Heinrich von Brentano
Hayward man found hanged after late call to wife
An unemployed Hayward man identified as Dick Reynolds was found dead in a San Jose friend's home from hanging in a bathroom. He had placed a long distance call to his estranged wife Dallas Anne Reynolds near Morgan Hill about 1 00 a.m. The body was found when his wife returned a call to the home of Glenn D Rule.
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Dick Reynolds
Mandarin St
Hayward
Glenn D. Rule
Reynolds
Dallas Anne Reynolds
Morgan Hill
Rule
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Prayer for Today and Moral Measure in Space Age
A prayer asks for moral growth aligned with physical achievement and space exploration. It urges putting welfare of others before outer space reach, warns against idolizing man made rockets, and seeks love and faith to endure in science and progress.
Billy Graham To Resume Preaching
American evangelist Billy Graham said the Gold Coast area in Queensland Australia is one of the most restful holiday resorts in the world. A separate report from San Quentin notes Frank Graham died of a heart ailment while on a life sentence, as Mazza eyes a move for a crusade in New Zealand. He ends his two week holiday and plans to depart for further engagements.
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Zealand
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