LAC SAYS Meeting the Issue on Farm Parity Policy
L A C argues Eisenhower vetoed a price parity bill to place principle over politics. Parity guarantees keep income tied to WWI purchasing power but have produced surpluses and gov financed failures. Some farm groups favor freeing farmers from controls, while senators seek votes. The column notes consistency in Benson’s approach and urges new methods beyond parity.
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Four Texas Youths Killed in Drag Race
Four Texas youths died in a drag race crash on State Highway 78, LS miles south of Wylie. James Roland Bailey 19 of Carland Arthur Paul Mulkey 49 Ray Lynn Allison 19 and Matricia Leduan Tanner 18 were identified as deceased. A patrolman described a head on collision after cars veered on the highway while another vehicle was struck. Witnesses noted a youthful drag race prior to the fatal crash near Lavon.
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Knowland Schedules California Campaign After Medical Checkup
Washington report says Senate Republican leader Knowland of California visited Bethesda Naval Hospital for his yearly medical checkup before starting intensive California campaigning for the governor nomination in June. The piece also lists temperatures, tides, and casualty notes from an unrelated incident affecting two men injured in a separate crash, with details on their conditions.
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Legal Authority or Group Rule Head Clarifies College Policy
Beach State College president says decisions hinge on legal authority not faculty coalition. He cites state law placing hiring in the president and notes a nine year history of tenure reviews and a voluntary, unofficial faculty committee without binding power as he defends nonrenewals and outlines steps to discuss concerns with a Long Beach delegation.
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Tour leaders join London guides in quiz challenge
Sixteen guides joined eighty eight tour leaders in London on Friday after proving they could answer questions about Lord Nelsons killer and a West End cocktail bar. The bullet point was reportedly at Windsor Castle and the cocktail bar named the Athaneum Court.
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Albania Hit by Second Strong Quake Friday
A powerful earthquake struck Albania with Tirana Radio reporting a second quake that hit parts of the country on Friday. Authorities warned of aftershocks as residents assessed damage and began evacuations.
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Long Beach State Faculty Criticizes Administration Over Tenure Policy
A Long Beach State faculty spokesman labeled the administration’s stance as misleading while professor George Korber emphasized faculty recommendations on tenure and promotions should be reviewed by the president before decisions. Separate legal actions involve Massad and Mowery indicted for allegedly aiding Evelyn Scott murder case, with April 24 set for motions in district court.
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Santa Cruz Drowning Victim Identified
The body found Thursday at Twin Lakes Beach was identified Friday as Edna L. Breen, 62, a retired teacher living in Santa Cruz. Coroner Charles Johnson said the death was due to drowning, with the exact cause related to Wednesday's flood still undetermined.
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Faculty Retention Debate Clashes Over Tenure and Review Rights
The discussion centers on ethical duty of faculty to be retained and the lack of legal review rights for non tenured instructors. ACSCI supports selecting the best faculty while noting not every hire should be kept. Garver notes the retention recommendation came from an officially established evaluation committee under an administrative directive.
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Ete
M. J. Garver
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O'Brien backs Alaska statehood amid party and committee clash
Washington report outlines how Rep Leo O'Brien challenged Rules Committee head Rep Howard Smith over delaying Alaska statehood. The piece notes O'Brien’s willingness to sacrifice his district, while detailing Meats Institute lobbyist Ade Davies’s influence at the Agriculture Department and Capitol Hill, including anti trust and parity price issues affecting farmers and housewives.
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Mamie Eisenhower Objects To Sack Line Easter Gown
Washington report says Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower was shocked by stories that she ordered a sack line gown for Easter. Her social secretary Mary Jane McCaffree says the First Lady prefers the traditional full skirt and sheath styles and does not have an Easter wardrobe.
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Mamie Eisenhower
Remorse Girl Recovering From Poison Incident
Nine-year-old Theresa Millaway of Sacramento is recovering from ingesting lye concentrate after a traffic accident in which 14-year-old Phillip Nemeth of Orangevale was struck when Theresa ran into a car’s path. Phillip’s condition was not serious.
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