McCarthy Walks Out Over Army Testimony Drivel
The 71st day of hearings saw McCarthy walk from the Senate room during Miller’s testimony on Schine passes. Miller cited policy on Christmas and New Year weekends and Schine’s training ratings, while McCarthy pressed objections as Cohn and Carr faced accusations of pressuring for favored treatment. Miller’s recounts included Schine’s attempts to solicit favors, his linkage to Col Bradley, and an incident of Schine studying logistics amid rain, prompting orders to the rifle range.
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Seventh Day Adventist leader elected president
In San Francisco details show Figuhr, 58, elected president of the churchs General Conference, moving the Western regional office from Berkeley to Santa Rosa and serving as reader of the church. The change aligns with a policy shift as William Big Beant of Washington retires.
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Highway District Transfer Approved
Oakland city council approved transferring Mountain Boulevard freeway project from Joint Highway District 26 to the State Division of Highways. Alameda County supervisors echoed support. state assumes project July 1 and takes over district assets and liabilities while Alameda County and the City of Oakland continue contributing to the project.
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County Board Expected to OK Wage Hikes
The Oakland county supervisors plan to approve roughly 4 million dollars in annual pay raises for about 1500 to 1700 employees under the 1954 55 salary ordinance. District Attorney Frank Coakley would see his pay rise from 16750 to 20000. other top officials face targeted increases. Some officials oppose, noting state and federal attorney general salaries exceed the proposed county raises.
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