Interest Conflict Bill Ge Do Pass Action in Assembly
A hospital conflict of interest bill cleared the Public Health Committee with a 4 affirmative votes. The measure, amended to let Dr Julius Levine finish his term on Eden Hospital Districts Board, awaits floor action next week. Only Castro Walley attorney Paul Peterson spoke in support. no opposition voiced.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Julius Levine
Eder
Hospital’ District
Tac Dill
Public Health Committee
Paul Peterson
Castro Walley
McLeod Okayed For Envoy Post To Ireland
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 9-6 to approve Scott McLeod as ambassador to Ireland. The panel, with Republican support and two Democrats, sent the nomination to the Senate floor despite a 9-6 motion to postpone. Several Democrats, including Fulbright Kennedy and Humphrey, opposed the nomination. some members were absent.
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Washington, U
Senate
Scott McLeod
Ireland
State Department
McLeod
Republican Committee
Mike Mansfield
Russell
Long le
Theodore Francis Green
R.1
J. William Fulbright
Ark
John J.sparkman
Ala
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Wayne L. Morse
Ore
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Brower
Dallas Faces New Threat of Floods
Torrential rains raised flood danger in Dallas as the Sabine River and Trinity River surged. Authorities prepared for more flooding while 75 to 100 residents were evacuated from the south part of the city and streets were shut as water rushed through.
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Dallas
Sabine River
Texas
Louisiana
Iwater
Bearded Lady Foils Martinsville Masked Robbery Bust
Fourteen armed officers and tear gas swarmed a Martinsville Va. supermart yesterday chasing a masked bandit. They arrested Mrs LaVerne Martin 26 Ocala Fla who wore a face mask. She proved to be the bearded lady of a circus visiting nearby Collinsville.
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Martinsville
LaVerne Martin
Ocala
Fiat
Stall Looms On South Crossing
SACRAMENTO A bill to stall construction of the Southern Crossing moves to the Assembly Ways and Means Committee. Assemblyman Carlos Bee notes $2,421,231 spent over a century on studies and urges no new funds until bond feasibility is settled. He calls Bruce Allen the bill’s author pursuing a political tactic to kill the project.
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Sacramento
Assembly Ways and Means
Carlos
Bee
Hayward
West Bay
Assembly
Thelr State Toll Bridge Authority
Bruce Allen
R. San Jose
Vice in Boston Branded Worst in Nation for Service Men
The armed services control board labeled Boston’s vice and liquor scene the worst in the country for service personnel. It ordered 12 large bars and cocktail lounges off-limits to service members after a report by the American Social Hygiene Association. Six additional venues were given clean-up warnings.
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Boston
Armed Services Control Board
American. Social . Hygiene Asia
Hayward Loses Fight For Treeview Annex
Hayward loses appeal to keep the 2400 acre Treeview Annex after the State District Court of Appeals in San Francisco sustains a prior ruling against the city. Holly Sugar and Holly Sugar Atty led opponents in the Del Vallejo area. Union City forces sought a new city. The court says the disputed area should have been annexed under the 1939 law for uninhabited areas. A Hillview forest subdivision petition passed 452 to 125 on a Me YQ 1955 vote for Hayward.
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Hayward
Treeview
State District Court of Appeals
San Francisco
William Scanlon
Laad
Supreme Cort
Holly Sugar
del ‘eeto-Alvarado
Holly Sugar Co. Atty, Del-Jacobs
Stockton
Holly ‘Sugar
Annex
Union City
Hex
Hillview Iorest
Western Pacific
Hillview Crest
Theft Charge Jails Leandro Auto Dealer
Leandro auto dealer Victor Malone 29 owner of Malone Motors at 1817 B 14th St San Leandro was arrested last night by San Leandro police on abortion and grand theft charges. He was booked and posted 1000 bail and later transferred to Oakland police. The case involves a 405 dollar check from John Baker in a car trade dispute. Malone admits abortion and denies fraud claiming a misunderstanding.
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San. Leandro
San Leandro
Victor
Peter Malone
Alice
Bay
Malone
Malone Motors
14Th St
San
Leandro
Oakland
Po- Hee
Polide
Sid Malone
San Léandra
John Baker
Pensacola Way
Hayward
Hit-Run Kills San Francisco Man in Six-Block Span
San Francisco reports a second hit and run death in three weeks as Umberto Medal, a 54 year old Venezuelan native who recently retired from a heating plant, was struck on 23rd Street near Valencia. He died after severe leg and head injuries. Witness Fred Moraga, 22, described a dark gray 1948 Plymouth or similar Chrysler model vehicle involved.
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San Francisco
Sita
Lloyd V. ‘Stephens
Umberto Medal
Ncaragua
23Rd St
Valencia
Mission Emergency “Hospital
Fred Moraga
Bay Smog Board Cuts Budget by About $60,000
The Bay Area Smog Board finance committee reduced the proposed budget of Control Officer Benjamin Linsky from 517,480 to about 457,?00 for the next fiscal year. The full board sent the revised budget to its finances committee for further revision and review.
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San Francisco
Fifarce
Bay Area
Benjamin Lirs
Linsky
Sea Going Cooks School Opens at Santa Rosa
The West Coast training center dedicates today as the first of its kind in the nation. It will train cooks bakers butchers and waiters for the expanding Pacific maritime industry. Located on a 400 acre woodland site fifty miles north of San Francisco the campus includes trout lake boating riding and hunting facilities.
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Santa Rosa
Eagks
Pacific Maritime Industry
San Francisco
Israel Welcomes US Role in Middle East Peace Effort
Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir lauds the United States for entering Middle East politics as a path to peace. In an interview she and U S envoy James Rich ards outlined pillars of peace while stressing living standards, economic aid, and Israel's military resilience as factors shaping Arab attitudes toward coexistence.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
United States
Middle East
U.S
Meir
Israel
Sinei
Egypt
Super Carrier Easy to Hide Aboard Forrestal
Rear Adm. Marr E. Arnold said the USS Forrestal would likely survive a nuclear attack and could be difficult to locate from 40,000 to 45,000 feet. Cmdr. George C. Duncan agreed the ship would require a very precise bomb strike to be put out of commission as it patrolled off Lebanon with Carrier Division Four.
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Uss
Forrestal
Marr E. Arnold
Arnold
Carrier Division Four
Sixth Fleet
Lebanon
Cmdr
George C. Duncan
Parochial School Tax Exemption Advances in House
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to exempt parochial schools from federal excise taxes in a package of more than 50 tax changes. In San Francisco, Mercury plan officials discussed the transit of Mercury with timing from 3:07 p.m. to 7:19 p.m. observers noted it would be visible only via telescope and projection onto white paper.
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Washington
INS
House Weys and Mysons
San Francisco
Morrison Planetarium
Adenauer warns atomic war would bring apocalyptic fate
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer warned during a NATO foreign ministers session that a modern atomic war would spell an apocalyptic fate for mankind including Soviets. He urged world wide, international control of atomic disarmament. Secretary Dulles, briefing reporters, said no change in US force dispositions in Europe.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Spes
NATO Council
Kremlin
Adenauer’s
Godesberg
John Foster Dulles
NATO
Eissenhower
United States
Europe
Dulles
Squaw Valley Fund Okayed for 1980 Olympics
Sacramento The Senate Finance committee today approved and sent to the Senate floor a 2,990,000 appropriation to fund the 1980 Olympic Games at Squaw Valley. The bill faced Assembly opposition led by Sheridan Hegland but failed to amend the budget. The Senate committee later encountered trouble with the measure.
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Sacramenton
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Squaw Valley
Assembly
Sheridan Hegland
la Mesa
North Korea Air Build-Up Warned by Defectors
Two former Communist Korean pilots warned that North Korea continues to build air power in violation of the armistice. Capt. Lee Oon Yong and Lt. Lee In Sun, who escaped to South Korea in 1965, said the neutral nations supervisory commission was duped before being ousted from Earth Ko-Tea in 1956. The pilots declared the Communist objective remains dominance by force.
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Seoul
Lee Oon Yong
Lee In Sun
South Korea
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Earth Ko- Tea
U S Army Adopts New Rifle T 44
The U S Army selects the T-44 as the standard rifle, replacing the M 1 Browning automatic rifle M 3 submachine gun and .30 caliber carbine after a six year Springfield Mass Armory competition. The T-44 uses a .30 caliber K 44 shell, shorter and lighter yet delivering comparable stopping power.
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Washington
Army
Springfield
Mass
British Air Charter Crash Kills 32. Three Survivors
Camberley England report states 32 people died when a twin engine Viking transport crashed in a wooded area near a highway while attempting to re land at Blackburne Airport after taking off from southern England. Only three aboard survived among servicemen and dependents aboard the flight bound for North Africa.
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Camberley
Eng
INS
Nort Africa
Blackburne
England
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