Pension issue heats Kefauver Stevenson campaigns in Florida
Adlai E Stevenson and Estes Kefauver push old age pension politics as they campaign in Florida before the next Tuesday primary. Florida votes 28 delegates while California follows with 68 convention votes, shaping a tight Democratic race. Kefauver attacks Stevenson's Illinois pension record as Stevenson counters with veto and payment arguments amid broader fears for small business.
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Kefauver- Stevenson
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California
Adlai E. Stevenson
Seb. Estes Kefauver
Giroth
Kefauver
Stevenson
Illinois
Ilinois
Mayor Opposes 5 Cent Muni Fare Increase
SAN FRANCISCO Mayor George Christopher rejects a report proposing a five cent Muni fare hike to 25 cents. He says the higher price would not improve finances and would hurt rider habits, keeping revenue no better than current levels.
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George Christopher
Christopher
Muni
Transit
Aniston
Maniacal Killer Hunted in L A
A young homicidal maniac believed to have burglarized 35 Westlake homes is sought as police investigate the murder of 62 year old Laura Lindsay. The legal secretary, who lived alone, was beaten to death by her employer Irving Walker, a lawyer. The case echoes a similar killing six months earlier nearby.
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Westlake
Laura Lindsay
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Kavil Graham
Railroads Seek 5 Percent Passenger Fare Hike in California
Six inland railroads including Southern Pacific Great Northern Northwestern Pacific Santa Fe Western Pacific and Union Pacific asked the state for approval to raise California passenger fares by five percent. The proposed increase mirrors the interstate fare rise that took effect May 1.
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California
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Northwestern Pacific
Santa Fe
Western Pacific
Union Pacific
Senate Approves Housing Program Faces House Cutback
The Senate approved a housing program to build 135,000 public housing units annually for four years. House subcommittee chairman Albert Rains predicted the House will slash the plan, potentially sending a bill for about 45,000 to 80,000 units to President Eisenhower.
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Senate
Albert Rains
House Subcommittee On Housing
Inday
House
Congress
Eisenhower
The Daily Review Publication Details and Offices
The Daily Review announces postal registration in Hayward California and lists multiple regional offices Castro Valley San Lorenzo Centerville and contact numbers. It includes subscription rates five cents per copy and one month at 1.30 with daily publication except Sundays and holidays.
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Daily Review, Inc
Hayward
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Castro Street
Alameda County
Lucerne
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Boulevard
San Lorenzo
Arriba Licerne
Centerville
South Main St
Idaho Farmland Dikes Burst Threaten Northern Idaho
Bonners Ferry Idaho reports the Kootenai River overflowing dikes after breaching four and flooding 11383 acres of farmland. Engineers describe a critical situation as water rises downstream near the Canadian border. Port Lewis and local civilians work with sandbags to hold back the surge while crews monitor crest levels and potential further breaks.
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Idaho
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Kootenai River
Banners Ferry
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Gil Bean
Port Lewis
Wash
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Bonners
Perry
National Safety Council Denies Top Honor for 1955
The National Safety Council declined to award its top honor for overall traffic safety performance in 1955. It did grant merit awards to Minnesota and to Dallas Texas Seattle Washington Oklahoma City Oklahoma and Palo Alto California. Twenty four states and 398 other cities received certificates of achievement for traffic accident prevention. Several winning cities reported zero traffic deaths in the year.
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National Safety Council
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Seattle
Wash
Oklahoma City
Okla
Palo ‘Alto
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Indiana State Line
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Recruit's Death Probed at Great Lakes Navy Station
The Navy will investigate the death of 17 year old recruit Maurice G Everett from MeKenzie Tennessee after he collapsed during rifle drill on a hot day at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. A preliminary medical report cites heat stroke as the cause. Captain Charles B Jackson said Everett faced no disciplinary actions.
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Emmett
Navy
Maurice G. Everett
Kenzie
Tenn
Charles B. Jackson
Everest
Forrestal
Record Budget For Congress Records Budget For Congress
The House Appropriations Committee approved the largest budget in history for financing Congress for the 1957 fiscal year starting July 1. The bill provides 88,976,450, exceeds last year by 16,707,602 due to a 17 million dollar allotment for new Capitol construction, with Senate funds to be added later.
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Ins
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House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Capitol
Contractor Loses State License Over Abandoned Project
The Contractors' State License Board canceled Wilbur Gary's license, listing San Pablo as his address, after claiming he abandoned a Richmond project and ceased all work without legal justification. The board states Gary quit the job.
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Eway
Wilbur Gary
San Pablo
Richmond
Gary
Tideland Funds Urged for Water Plan Speech
Controller Robert Kirkwood urged applying an estimated 200 million in tidelands and rainy day funds to California water resources in a Yuba County Republicans speech. He said the vast sum should back projects next year as the trade lands wealth derives from depleting natural resources.
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Marysville
All State Con
Rolley Robert Kirkwood
California Water Plan
Yuba County
Predicting Elections Earns Scholarship in Napa Yolo Race
Donald A. Mitchell, Democratic candidate for state senator, announces a one year college scholarship to UC Davis for the resident who best predicts the number of votes he will win in the June primary. The contest aims to reward accurate election outcome forecasting among Napa and Yolo counties residents.
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West Sacramento
INS
Napa
Yolo
Donald A. Mitchell
Napa- Yolo
Mitchell
University of California College of Agriculture At
Davis
Don
Missing Scott Now Hunted For Murder
Los Angeles bail-jumping husband L. Ewing Scott, the missing Peels Throsby Scott, is being hunted as a murder suspect. Sheriff Eugene Biscegluz sent letters to U S and Canadian agencies stating potential early murder indictment. Inquiries found no details on the mentioned “certain facts.”
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Los Angeles
INS
L. Ewing Scott
Throsby Scott
Eugene Bisceiluz
United States
Canada
Scott
Jon
Adenauer Aides Deadlock Over Inflation Policy
In Bonn Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and his top economic advisers clashed over curbing West Germany’s rising inflation. A five hour cabinet session failed to settle the policy, with a later meeting left undecided. Key ministers Erhard and Schaffer and the central bank voiced opposition as concerns over wages, prices, and big business investments grew.
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Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Fritz Schaffer
Bank Deutcher Laender
Ex-Red Chief At Stanford Research Associate
Ex-Russian premier Alexander Kerensky arrived quietly at Stanford University to work for the Hoover Institution. The 75-year-old former leader joined as a research associate for a project, with officials stating he will remain for about 15 months or longer and cooperate in a Hoover Institute research program.
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Stanford
Alexander Kerensky
Stanford University Carpuse
Herbert Hoover Institute
United Press
Stanford Pehruaty
Tne Institute
Kerenssky
Hoover Institute
The Right Man Examiner Debacle in Olympia Wash
In Olympia Washington the state auditor faces an examiner amid an unclear inquiry. Details are sparse but the dispute centers on oversight and authority. Further information is awaited from official sources.
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Olympia
Wash
State Auditor
Hiroshima Maidens Face Further Setback After Surgery
Tomako Nakabayashi, 26, dies six hours after plastic surgery at Mt Sinai hospital as she and eight others known as the Hiroshima Maidens cope with war scars from the atomic bombing. The group, aided by humanitarian efforts, sought relief in America before returning home. Meanwhile Riverside reports four hot rodders killed when a car struck a tree at 75 miles per hour after allegedly striking concrete ballast.
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New York
Hiroshima
United
Japan
Tomako Nakabayashi
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Riverside Uns
Riverside
Japanese Fisherman Struck by Fallout Signal
Tokyo dispatch reports Taiyo Maru, a 159 ton fishing vessel, possibly exposed to U S H bomb fallout in mid Pacific. The crewman fell ill on Thursday as the ship sailed off Western Faring zone. Owner cites wireless message of yellow eruption aboard the fishing craft and plans to enter Surabaya for aid.
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Yomich
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