Knight signs $2 billion California budget into law
In Sacramento Gov. Goodwin Knight signed a record high budget of 2.999 billion dollars for the next fiscal year, balanced without new taxes but draining the general fund and rainy day reserves. The plan allocates 586 million to operate the government, 309 million for facilities, and over 4.1 billion for local aid including 300 million for education, with minimal revenue increases from registration and regulatory fees.
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Grads' Pictures Inside The Daily Review
Photos and names of graduates from San Leandro Castro Valley and Hayward high schools appear inside The Daily Review today. More Southern Alameda County graduates will be featured next week. Senior activities coverage is in the Teen Review on Page 1.
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Daily Review
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Castro Valley
Hayward
Alameda County
Truck Driver Walter Rose Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Sheriff's deputies report Walter H. Rose a 45 year old Santa Fe Street resident killed himself. The truck driver left a note saying he had tried to think things out but it was no go. He faced a third offense drunk driving charge and had a bench warrant prepared after failing to appear in Hayward Municipal Court. Rose had prior arrests and for a time served as a deputy with Alameda County Sheriff's Department during World War II.
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Reuther vows longer auto contract delay at Detroit
UAW president Walter Reuther warned the big three GM Ford and Chrysler not to rush new deals. He said bargaining could extend all summer or until 1959 model production begins while threatening chaotic consequences if contracts end without better unemployment benefits pensions and job transfer protection. He noted 800000 unsold cars and argued the companies would avoid plant lockouts due to moral responsibility to keep plants open.
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News Services Merge First Dispatch United Press International
United Press Associations and International News Service merge to form United Press International. Frank H. Bartholomew will be president, Kingsbury Smith VP, board expanded with Hearst insiders. Consolidation aims for broader, faster world news and pictures for newspapers, radio, and TV.
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International News Service
United Press International
Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press
Global Agency
Kingsbury Smith
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
Hearst Newspapers
J. D. Gortatowsky
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
G. 0. Markuson
Hearst Corp
Frank Bartholomew
Tor. News
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Pay Parley In Oakland Seeks Across the Board Raise
Delegates from six unions employed at Friden Instrument and Merchants Calculators meet in Oakland to press a five percent wage increase as they seek to renew contracts expiring June 1. Officials from IAM District Lodge 115 and several local unions attend. negotiations may extend with related local trades.
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Cardinal Stritch Condition Worse After Stroke
Rome reports Samuel Cardinal Stritch, 70, Archbishop of Chicago, growing weaker from a cerebral stroke and heart muscle weakness. Doctors and a spokesman said he had taken a turn for the worse with details withheld pending further medical updates.
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Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Boy Snatched From Open Airliner Door
Richmond, Va. A Atlanta executive Marion Clark says he grabbed the door handle as 3 month old baby bucky McNair slid toward an open airliner door. The plane banked and the door opened two feet before Clark stopped the boy from falling. He later said he felt fine but thought about it afterward. The boy’s mother Mrs. Conrad Buchanan McNair of Macon, Ga attended the infant during the flight.
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High Court Hit By Senate Unit
Washington. The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee charged the Supreme Court with providing comfort for Communists and criminals in recent decisions. The 1957 annual report blasted the court for subversion of state and federal power, denouncing rulings as obtuse and sophistic.
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Congress
Sherwood Censoring Explained at KGO-TV San Francisco
San Francisco television reports say Don Sherwood was cut off the air at KGO-TV after defying orders by mentioning Navajo Indians during an interview with actor Richard Jean. Station general manager John Mitchell said the commission on Navajo Affairs suggested the action and viewers nationwide noted the incident.
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Richard Jean
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Sherwoold
Arizona
New Mexico
Bureau of Indian Ting
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Civil [Service Commission
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Éity
LeRoy Riordan
Fet
Ruels Lindahl
BaLlance
Alex Stepka
Norman Brikevich
Premier Pfumlin Wins Algerian Reform Approval
Paris reports Premier Pierre Pfumlin won Assembly committee backing for a constitutional reform bill granting sweeping executive powers. Communists opposed. vote 21 to 12 with six abstentions. In Algiers, rebels press a two-stage move to topple France's Fourth Republic and install de Gaulle, as fighting serious near Constantine and Mecheria claims dozens of lives. French troops from Marseilles due to reinforce Algeria amid rising insurrection.
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Invay
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Mecheria
Oranie
Algeria
Marseilles
Brlimlin
Algiri
de’ Gaulle
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Jon de Gaule
Prayer For Today Vision Of Kingdom Realization
A devotional prayer reflecting on praying for the Father's kingdom to come. It asks Christ to help believers live loyally with time and money, to welcome the King, and to preach the good news with righteousness and justice in their midst. The language is archaic and repetitive, with attempts to emphasize devotion and embodiment of faith.
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Ike Urges Geneva Talks On Nuclear Test Ban
President Eisenhower sent a note to Nikita Khrushchev urging immediate talks to police a possible nuclear test ban. He proposed Geneva meetings within three weeks with technicians from the United States Britain France and possibly other nations. Progress reports would go to the United Nations.
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