Butler Charges Tour by Nixon Publicity Stunt
Los Angeles Dispatch reports Democratic National Committee chairman Paul Butler condemns Vice President Richard Nixon's South America tour as a staged publicity drive aimed at keeping his name in headlines for a 1960 presidential run. Butler accuses Nixon of ignoring trouble in Caracas to appear decisive and asserts the party deplores the hostile reception he faced. Butler also speculates Eisenhower might resign before 1960 to permit Nixon to assume leadership.
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Anti US Riots Probe to Begin
Washington, A senate panel will hold secret hearings starting Monday on anti American rioting overseas. The Foreign Relations Committee seeks a full State and CIA report on incidents in Lebanon, Algeria, and South America. Senator Morse says the aim is to determine if a world wide network of Communist activity underlies the attacks on Vice President Nixon.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Graham Praises Pride As U S Special Sin At Crusade
Billy Graham told 15 500 at the Cow Palace that pride is a special American sin. He warned Americans travel abroad with snobbishness and said God punishes the proud. A spokesman said 637 people stepped forward for decisions for Christ, bringing San Francisco Bay Area Crusade total to 10 568. A follow up crusade is planned for June 23 26 with 10 000 lay evangelists from 1 000 Bay Area churches forming two man teams to visit homes.
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Lebanon Considers UN Appeal over UAR actions
Beirut AP Lebanon's cabinet, urged by possible US military aid, debates asking the United Nations to intervene against the United Arab Republic. Reports say the first U.S. police equipment shipment arrived by air Friday, with Washington planning more arms for Lebanon. Pro Nasser outlets face censorship as curfews tighten. violence erupts in Beirut and provinces with clashes near Tripoli and border saboteur claims amid Syria-Lebanon tensions.
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Scatterd Showers Amid Fair Skies Across Nation
Weather report notes scattered thundershowers in the midwest while most of the nation enjoys fair skies. Overcast conditions linger in Southern California and a broad zone from the Texas Panhandle through Kansas Missouri and Nebraska into Iowa and Minnesota. Temperatures show mild warming in the northern plains and upper Great Lakes with minor cold snaps along the Rockies and plains.
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Temperatures Far 'n' Wide
Readings across the nation show mild temperatures with scattered showers and a few storms. Notable entries include 82 in Reno and 80 in Oklahoma City while officials report gusty winds and a thunderstorm near the coast. Rotary leadership changes announced for Castro Valley with a July transition.
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California Weekend Weather Outlook With Coastal Fog
Statewide forecast calls for mostly fair conditions with coastal fog along the shore. Central Coast temps dip slightly while deserts reach the mid 90s and the Central Valley in the low to mid 90s. Morning lows range from about 51 on the North Coast to near 60 in the Central Valley. overall pattern shows minimal change from prior day.
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What’s a Girl’s Best Friend Diamonds of Course
Today’s want ads highlight Class 27 opportunities offering opportunity presented to gain diamonds as a valued asset. The notice markets a playful headline style, implying buyers can acquire precious stones through advertised chances and listings.
Utah Begins Case In Colorado River Water Suit Monday
Utah, last of five states to present evidence, planned to start its case Monday before Supreme Court Special Master Sipon H Rifkind. AG Calister said Utah would claim 126,250 annual acre feet flow into the lower basin mainly via the Virgin River system and expected to finish Tuesday with hearings then likely reconvening in July for rebuttal testimony. New Mexico wrapped its case Friday, contending 325,500 annual acre feet flow from its borders to the lower basin amid cross examinations of Philis Mutz, hydraulicist, by opponents seeking to question present and potential water uses.
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Starkweather Shocks Jury in Nebraska Confession
Charles Starkweather described tying a woman spread-eagled on a bed and leaving her with a knife, then later stabbing Lillian Fener and killing Mr. and Mrs. Ward. Defense argued insanity as jurors heard details of the January murder spree and Starkweather’s statements about Caril Fugate. The testimony outlined how he killed the Wards with a knife and a gun.
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Newsmen Found Sad Sack in Beverly Hills Fashion Critique
Beverly Hills designer Ron Postal lamented reporters are the worst dressed of any profession. He said lawyers, realtors, doctors and actors’ agents are best dressed, while newspapermen, creators of public opinion, typically dress as if they spent the night in the press room.
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Lion Kills Girl at Washington Zoo Leaves Questions
A two year old girl, Julie Ann Vogt, was killed by a female lion at the Washington Zoo as onlookers, including her grandfather and sister, watched in horror. Officials said the killer, a one year old female named Queenie or Princess, may not be put to death and a full investigation will decide fate. The cage involved housed two lions once in a circus. Julie’s father Benjamin Vogt, from Chiliwack, British Columbia, was en route to join her mother Judy and grandmother Harry Jackson at the scene.
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Pentagon Bill Okayed Rival Plan Still Alive
Washington United Press report says Howse committee approved a defense reorganization bill aligning with President Eisenhower. A rival Vinson bill targeting civilian Pentagon structure remains alive, with Kilday and Arendsing co-sponsors signaling its continued relevance. The debate foresees possible House actions late May or early June and potential on major changes to service administration and veto power over moves to transfer combat functions.
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Space dangers rise from tiny meteoroids say scientists
Dr. William Pickering of Cal Tech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory warns Explorer II was likely punctured by micrometeorites the size of sand grains during a May mission. He notes two broken wires on the micrometeorite detector and a belt of outer atmospheric radiation, urging a cautious pace before manned spaceflight.
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Peppermint Cracker Returns to Jail in UK Heist
London reports Elle Davis known as the peppermint kid is jailed again after a spree cracking safes. He had just been released last November after a seven year sentence and admitted to bank raids using dynamite and detonators. Police found peppermint bags and explosives in a wrecked car tied to the case. The Old Bailey judge ordered 32 years.
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NAACP Report On Tap Monday
A report on the political orientation conference held earlier this month in San Francisco will be given at Monday's meeting of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The group will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Bret Harte School, 109 East Street, Hayward.
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Valley 4H Club Set To Meet Monday
Castro Valley notes show the Valley 4H Club to meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the Castro Valley School on 2018 Sin Migue Avenue Gordon Winsow farm advisor will present films on Alameda County fairs and the 4H camp in Napa County with emphasis on past events and club activities
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Trinity River Project delayed until June action sought
Republican supporters of California's Trinity River development plan urged House action but agreed to postpone requests to June 11 after Interior Committee Chairman Clair Engle declined to rush the bill. Utt and Saylor pressed for approval. Engle delayed to ensure full merits are considered. Engle plans to be in California for the June primary.
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Discovery May Rush Sobering Up Abilities
SAN FRANCISCO (UP) A new discovery could improve treatment for intoxication. Researchers at the New York Veterans Administration Hospital found amino acids given intravenously accelerate alcohol metabolism in chronic alcoholics, reducing blood alcohol levels about half as fast as untreated patients. The study, presented at the American Psychiatric Association meeting, used 100 proof whiskey in controlled doses.
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New York Veterans Administration’ Hospital
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