California Assembly approves record budget to Senate
The California Assembly passed the largest state budget in history, totaling 1 923 085 435 dollars, 144 million more than the current year. It defeated amendments cutting park and beach projects and agency spending, with many members voting yes and a few against. The cut to Feather River water funds was approved to avoid delaying the budget, despite Governor Knight seeking the larger appropriation.
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Senate
California
House
William al Munnell
Los Angeles
Thomas W. Caldecott R. Berkeley
Backstand
Chapel
Dills
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Geddes
Levering
Lowrey
McGee
Miller
Munnell
Pattee
Rees
Thelin
Unruh
Wilson
Bruce Allen
Donahee
Lanterman
Lindsay
McMillan
Nielse
Goodwin J. Knight
Ways and Means
Feather River
Ways and Means Committee
Pulitzer prize for international reporting awarded
The Pulitz er prize for international reporting went to United Press correspondent Russell Jones for his excellent and sustained coverage of the Hungarian revolt against Communist domination.
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New York
United Press
Russell Jones
Capital Tribute For McCarthy
Washington marked the funeral of Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy with a Mass at St Matthew’s Cathedral and a Senate service. Wisconsin colleagues praised him as a watchman of the citadel and a tireless fighter against communism. The service followed his Thursday death at age 48 from a liver ailment, drawing President Nixon and about 2000 mourners.
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Ins
Joseph RB. McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Alexander F
Wiley
Richard “M. Nixon
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Marilyn Denies Motherhood
New York actress Marilyn Monroe denied both pregnancy and turning down a movie role. An MGM official had said she declined Grushenka in The Brothers Karamazov, but Monroe said she had not seen a script and offered no comment on motherhood. She was publicizing The Prince and the Showgirl.
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Marilyn Monroe
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Miss Monroe
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Miss. Monroe
Lehi Skipper Plans Train for Raft Return to San Francisco
Devere Baker of the Leni Tii and two crewmen Brant Pierced and Larry Fog lino anchored in Santa Monica after a shakedown from San Francisco. They planned to dismantle the raft and ship it by rail, a faster return voyage alternately described as 600 miles down the coast.
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Baker
Brant Pierced
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Santa Monica Harbor
Beck Charged In Funds Issue By AFL CIO Unit
San Leandro residents face an annexation vote tied to a Teamsters funds controversy. The AFL CIO accuse Dave Beck of using union money for personal purposes, citing a senate rackets committee report. If annexation passes, San Leandro could gain 500000 in area taxes and improved services, but the vote hinges on local reception and political reactions.
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Vannexing
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Teamsters Union
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Ted
San
Beck
Senate
Teamsters Executive Board
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Alameda County Sheriff's Eden Substation Updates Phones
The Alameda County Sheriff's Department announces new contact numbers LUcerne 2-3341 and Elgin 1-2039 for service requests. Public officials say taxpayers should visit the newly occupied offices at 1204 Winton Ave east of East Shore Freeway for direct contact with deputies.
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Eden
Elgin
Winton Ave
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Riot Breaks Out as Poland Sends Troops to Quell Unrest
In Warsaw two battalions of troops and militiamen were deployed after a riot in the garrison city. The crowd stoned the police station and broke windows as troops and police engaged. Tear gas and arrests followed the suppression effort.
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Paroslew
Ponthe Satandar
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Mlodych
Ray Ramseier
U S Atom Rockets to Base on Formosa Says Chen
Chinese Nationalist Minister Dr. Chen Tai Chu announced that a U S atomic weapons unit will be stationed on Formosa to deter Communist aggression. The statement comes amid rising tensions in the region as Washington reiterates support for allied defense commitments.
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Chen Tai Chu
U.S
Formosa
Wilt The Stilt To Turn Pro
Buffalo reports Wilt Chamberlain, University of Kansas All American center, will turn professional with the Harlem Globetrotters this fall. Dr. Forest Allen says Chamberlain will receive about $20,000 as a pro, noting he earned over $100,000 for Kansas last season.
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Buffalo
N.o
Chamberlain
University of Kansas
Allen
Princess Grace Expected to Have Next Child Around Christmas
London dispatch reports Princess Grace of Monaco is expecting another baby around Christmas time. During a Vatican visit, the royal couple reportedly asked Pope Pius XII for blessings for their daughter Caroline and for their forthcoming child.
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London Sunday Dispatch
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Indonesians Protests Over Russian Visit Stop in Jakarta
A small group of Indonesians tore up a picture of Kliment Voroshilov as he arrived in Jakarta for a two week state visit. Khrushchev was joined by Russian and Indonesian flags and welcomed by President Sukarno at the airport.
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Indonesia
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Klimentooroshilov
Yoroshlov
Suxarno
Israel Displays Armed Might in Tense Arab Border Show
UNITED PRESS reports Israel paraded massive French armor and jet planes on Independence Day. A Tel Aviv parade showcased French equipment, while navy drills off Eilat warned Jordan. Russia, Bulgaria, Romania, and Czechoslovakia were absent diplomats. Egypt lauded Syria's election gains, signaling alignment, as Jordan's by elections yielded quiet results with a Suleiman Toukan pledge of public security and broad cooperation.
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Troops Put Down Colombia Riots In Bogota Clash
In Bogota 35000 troops were deployed to calm weekend unrest as authorities used tear gas and water hoses to quell student demonstrations over several days. The university remained closed and officials called the army movement a occupancy exercise.
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Colombia
Bodies Found In Belmar Street Home In Hayward
Police say two bodies found in a Belmar Street house appear to be a murder suicide. William F. Marshall Sr. 65 of Hayward died by self-inflicted gas exposure in a carport after killing Rita Ening Diamond 25 in the front bedroom. Evidence includes a note and a revolver on the dresser, with bloodstains and no signs of struggle. Names Marshall Jr and Don Marshall of Oakland identified as related.
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William F. Marshall, Sr
Belmar ‘St
United Can and Glass Co
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Cora. F. Grant
Las Gates
Marshall
Johns
William’ F. Marshall
F. Marshall, Sr
William ¥. Mareshall, Jr
Eneas
San Lorenzo
Don Marshall
Ontaine St. Oakland
Truce Declared in Honduras-Nicaragua Border War
President Luis Somoza of Nicaragua and Honduran leaders agreed to a cease fire pending an international ruling on the long running border dispute. A 10 member fact finding board from the United States and other nations will report within four days to set plans for settlement and halt troop movements immediately.
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Honduras
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Ricardo M. Arias
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Organization of American States
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United States
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Mexico
Bolivia
Panema
School Aid Bill Race Clause Out
The House Education and Labor Committee rejected an anti segregation amendment to the 2 billion federal aid to education bill by a 16 to 29 vote behind closed doors. The measure would have withheld federal school construction funds from districts that continued segregation. Sponsored by Rep Stuyvesant Wainwright the amendment helped defeat the bill last year and was deemed unlikely to clear House Rules with it attached.
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House Education and Labor Committee
Stuyvesant Wainwright R
N.Y
House Rules Committee
Airman charged in wife's death near Pleasanton
Pleasanton airman SGT Am nese Kennedy 37 accused of murdering his German war bride Marianne Z. Kennedy 27. He was charged by the district attorney in Oakland after his daughter Christine year old summoned deputies to their Komandorski Village apartment Friday. Marianne was found strangled with a wire wear hanger. Relatives from Arizona reportedly travel to take Christine into custody while she is cared for at home.
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Amnese Kennedy
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Kennedy
Christine
Komandorski Village
Marianne Z. Kennedy
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