Knight Denies Truth Of Story In LA Paper
Governor Knight rejected a Los Angeles News story linking him to a 1953 San Diego liquor license deal. He said he never intervened in any liquor license case and criticized the letter as ungrounded. Knight spoke in Bellflower on his one year as California’s chief executive, noting ballot items on liquor control and school band funding, narcotics penalties, and taxes. He cited job and payroll gains and outlined highway and labor dispute adjustments under his administration.
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Polio Cases Rise in California as Death Rate Falls
California reports 3233 polio cases with 62 deaths so far this year, up from 2235 cases and 65 deaths in the same period of 1953. The death rate drops from 2.93 to 1.91 per cent. Los Angeles County leads with 1434 cases, while Contra Costa, Orange, Alameda and San Diego follow with hundreds of cases.
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Nixon to report to Ike on pre election tour
Vice President Nixon plans to report to President Eisenhower on his nationwide pre election tour. He is to confer with Eisenhower tomorrow ahead of the president's Friday night speech in Denver as part of the Republican Precinct Day programs.
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Shortest Dock Strike Ends as ILA OKs Compromise
The longest running New York dock strike ends as the International Longshoremen's Association accepts a compromise. About 25,000 ILA members, idle since October 1, 1953, resume work with an eight cent retroactive pay rise and a 30 day no strike pledge while new contract talks proceed. Port losses were estimated near 1.5 million dollars.
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