KGO Hit by Brief Strike in San Francisco
Non engineering staff at KGO radio and TV walked out for five hours in San Francisco. The strike left the radio station off air for nearly five hours and the TV station dark for over an hour. Members of the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians joined the action amid nationwide talks with American Broadcasting Co. Negotiations continued during and after the walkout.
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Mitchell Urges Senate to Approve Jobless Pay Bill
Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell urged quick Senate approval of the House jobless pay bill and predicted states would act promptly to accept benefits. He cited White House and Budget Bureau support and said the plan would extend unemployment payments by 50 percent as permissive, with states able to enter agreements without new legislation. The President signaled Eisenhower favors enactment as passed.
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Prayer for Today
A devotional prayer asks for heavenly guidance to untangle past lies and begin anew. The speaker seeks mercy and strength to weave a life under God's guiding hand, aiming for beauty and glory in the name of the Lord.
Lebanon Riots Spread Amid Reported Invasions
Beir ut sources report growing riots and fear as armed groups from Egypt and Syria allegedly attempt land and sea incursions to topple President Camille Chamoun. Police disperse crowds near the U S embassy. 27 arrests noted along coast. Damascus and Cairo blamed for instigating unrest. king Hussein’s son Musaad sends support messages.
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Cairo
Camille Chamoun
United Arab Republic
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Jordan
Hussein
Tripoli
Zhorta
Mom Feeds Son and Shoots Herself in San Francisco
In San Francisco police report, Mrs Anne Strohmaier 35 after feeding her infant son took her husband’s service revolver and shot herself. She died at San Francisco Hospital. She had been under medical care for a nervous breakdown after the birth of her son Robert three months earlier. The couple has two other children, Chris Jr age 1 and Joanne age 8.
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Arab Air Force Holds Maneuvers in Egyptian Desert
CAIRO AP The United Arab Republic air force conducted live ammunition maneuvers in the Egyptian desert Monday night An official statement said bombers hit mock enemy positions and allowed tank units to seize them reflecting a staged clash scenario in desert warfare trials.
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United Arab Republic
Nixon Escapes Venezuela Mob Attack In Caracas
Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Mrs. Nixon escaped unharmed as a about 180 hoodlums attacked their car in Caracas. Police used tear gas to break up the mob, with glass shattering and flags torn from the vehicles.
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Marcos Perez Timenez
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Lources
Washington
Eisenhower Shudders At Further Aid Plan Cuts
President Eisenhower told Republican Congressional leaders he shudders to think how he could meet the world situation if the House cuts more from foreign aid. GOP leaders reported he stressed the need for adequate funding, signaling possible amendments to the five year reciprocal trade extension and contingency funds.
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UAW Chiefs Held Five Hour Meeting Over Deadlock
In Detroit, United Auto Workers officers met for five hours Monday night to plan union strategy amid a deadlocked bargaining with General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler. No announcement was issued after the session, which was directed by President Walter P. Reuther. Negotiations were set to resume today.
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Knight Brings Senate Bid to South County
Knight campaigns in Southern Alameda County for a U S Senate seat as he criticizes billboard use and urges a broad tax cut while defending California water projects. He denounces leaflets and asserts private industry can outperform government on development, and backs a Senate bill restricting outdoor ads near highways.
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Moonshiners Plead Guilty In U S District Court
Three Alameda County men Edward M. Grimes John M. Fitzpatrick and Paul James pleaded guilty in U S District Court to moonshining charges. Judge George B Harris set June 8 for sentencing after indictments on multiple counts arising from raids March 20 in which agents found large mash pots and a whiskey still in their homes.
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Edward M. Grimes
Los Reyes
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Ashland
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Relief Funds for California Flood Relief Approved
SHINGTON UP report states President allocated two million dollars to California for flood and rainstorm relief. Funds go to public agencies for restoration of public facilities including roads. Federal Civil Defense officials said the action aims to aid disaster recovery.
Tax Rate Slash Hinted in New County Budget
County budget previews a two cent cut in the basic tax rate the 1958-59 plan notes a $71,155,755 total with a surplus $4.5 million and $24.8 million in property taxes. Strathman cites higher welfare costs and salaries as drivers while health and sheriff budgets show reductions due to consolidations and contract cancellations.
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Earl R. Strathman
Vaughn D. Seidel
Jta
Strathman
Oaksland
Alameda City
Con ‘Itraet
Fremont
Scientists Find Sea Mountains Beneath Pacific
Moscow Radio reported that Soviet scientists aboard the research ship OB have discovered a vast range of volcanic seabed mountains beneath the waters of the southwest Pacific.
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Southwest
Pacific
Moscow Radio
Army Draft Call Out for July
Defense Department issued a draft call for 10,000 men for induction into the Army. The Selective Service quota remains the same as June, but enlistments are higher due to a military pay raise and unemployment conditions. June and July draft calls are far smaller than February through May totals.
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Army
Pentagon
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Actor Bowman Fights Off Mugger Near El Morocco Club
Bowman, an actor known for film and TV, reported being attacked after leaving a parked car near El Morocco Night Club in New York. He fought back despite cuts and a sprained ankle, with the mugger fleeing after Bowman struck back and kept him at bay.
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Russia releases Norwegian whaling ships in Barents Sea
The Soviet Union has released 10 Norwegian whaling ships seized in the Barents Sea last week, officials announced in Oslo today. The event marks the end of the dispute over vessels accused of illegal whaling activity.
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