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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1959

Page

2

Water Plan Passage Looms in State Senate

SACRAMENTO UP S The senate moved toward final passage of a statewide water master plan led by Gov Brown administration officials. SB1105 by Sen Hugh Burns would launch the biggest California water program yet, starting at 1 5 million dollars and potentially rising, with northern opposition aimed at curbing major provisions. The bill faced several amendments and political fights as Brown pressed for the plan amid tax and labor battles in the Legislature.

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Central Dairy Under Construction in New Delhi

Work progresses rapidly on India's largest Central Dairy in New Delhi to supply the needs of 1.8 million residents in the capital city. The project signals a major step in food production and urban provisioning, reflecting postwar development momentum.

India

Odd Trans World Airlines Flight News Recounts

A jumble of brief notices from Washington New York Indianola Nottingham and Reading. Mentions Trans World Airlines flight plans mayor Wagner remarks a parade for monkeys a balloon campaign reply rate Ethiopian army order for sacks and a Royal Berkshire Regiment party incident with souvenir cannons apples and minor window damage.

Nuclear power not planned for Cunard liner replacement

Denis H. Bates, chairman of Cunard Steamship Co, said in Liverpool that nuclear propulsion will not be used to power the proposed liner intended to replace the Queen Mary. The statement was made Thursday during discussions on the ship project.

Liverpool England UPI Denis H. Bates Cunard Steamship Co

Demo Leaders Hail Budget Cuts In Congress

The Democrathé controlled Congress moved to cut President Eisenhower's fiscal 1960 budget requests for the District of Columbia and Treasury and Post Office. Senate approved about 20 million in reductions. House approved 657,297,000 for Commerce. Johnson warned opponents and predicted political costs in 1960. The Treasury-Post bill totaled 4,664,027,000, under President requests. DC bill approved at 241,702,402, roughly 4 million under Eisenhower’s ask.

Congress Eisenhower Senate Billy Colombia Treasury Post Office House Commerce Department Lyndon JH. Johnson Tex Madison Avenue Johnson Repubicans Treasury-Post” Office U.S

Carrier crash kills pilot. 21 die, 31 hurt

A Navy jet pilot misjudged a landing aboard the attack carrier S. Ergex off Jacksonville Florida. Lt James C Steele of Harrodsburg Kentucky was killed and 31 others injured as his FJ Fury clipped parked aircraft. Two planes destroyed and a fire engulfed the deck as flames swept the vessel.

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16 Feared Dead In Merlebach Mine Blast

A blast at the Balite Fontaine coal mine in Merlebach France killed and injured many as workers descended to near 12 120 feet underground. Officials ordered the shaft closed due to dampness and carbon monoxide. Emergency services launched broad rescue operations as rubble was cleared.

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Outside Work By Bureau Employees Sparks Inquiry

Washington area officials reveal that 209 bureau employees held outside private jobs for up to a year and a half, despite government limits. Lawmakers urge immediate action to remove conflicted staff, citing serious conflicts of interest and improper payroll practices.

Wasington Lantation Biveny Taiwan Rlowa Amene Uniting Appropriations Jensen Thalyniniy Buvigan

Livermore GIs Charged in Bank Holdup

A group of Livermore soldiers were arraigned in Bloomfield Missouri on charges connected to a 420000 bank robbery at Advance. Walter Nicholson Lee Hager and James Foy faced multiple counts as authorities described the holdup with a submachine gun and pistol. Nichols on and Hager admitted involvement. Foy held several thousand dollars. The trio were on leave from Fort Campbell Kentucky and Fort Knox. The case prompted a wider inquiry into outside work by federal bureau employees and a hearing set for April 15.

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Cops Require Auto Builders In La Junta Compromise

Los Angeles Sunta reports Colorado patrols conclude amateur auto makers in La Junta must classify their home built vehicles as motor vehicles. The ruling imposes titling licensing and insurance requirements and drivers must be 16. As a compromise, makers may operate on private property but not on city streets or highways.

TWA Pilots OK Jet Flight Pact

Trans World Airlines and the Air Line Pilots Association signed an 18 month contract Thursday covering new jet flights. The deal, retroactive to May 22, runs to Nov 22, 1960, and includes pay and working provisions, cockpit staffing, retirement benefits, and an 88 hour monthly flight time limit.

Kansas City UPD Trans World Airlines Anb

Swooper Strikes Austin. Residents Rally to Catch Phantom

Officials vow to trap a mysterious flyer blamed for seven injuries in Austin while a vigilant group of youths in Burphis patrols the streets armed with BB guns. Frank Redding reports the attacks began a week ago with a 11 year old girl as the first victim and now multiple adults and children have been slashed. The unidentified assailant, possibly an owl or bat, remains at large despite traps and nets.

Austin Tex Frank “Redding Austin Ganilodon Elvief Redding Rediding

British Friends Led to Russian Envoy Purge

London reports Capt Aleksandr Danterev former Soviet naval attaché was expelled by NKVD for having too many British friends. The Daily Mall notes the purge followed similar actions against others in Moscow’s diplomatic corps. British authorities say the envoy’s wife may stay as a routine foreign visitor. her application is under standard review with a decision expected in days.

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New Jetliner Sets Record at Rome Landing

A test model of three new intercontinental jetliners by Boeing completed the longest nonstop commercial flight. The 77-320 landed at Rome at 6:55 p.m. local time after routing over Cande Labrador Greenland Teoland Britain Belgium France and Switzerland. 36 persons aboard included crew and observers as Pan American paves a new transatlantic route.

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Cement Plant Expansion Fails To Clarify Facts

A garbled report mentions a large cement plant in DUNDER Michigan with a $40 million tag and New York factory capacity figures. It references 20 million tons capacity and comparisons to 1957 output, plus $141 million tall. The extract is fragmented and lacks clear details on dates, ownership, or exact project status.

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