Brown Declines Debates Split on State Issues
L A C notes Brown refused Knowland debate bids over state issues. It argues the decision stems from an inferiority complex and subservience to labor leaders. The column critiques Brown’s record on crime, labor reform, and alignment with left-wing figures, suggesting a debate would reveal these points while lamenting missed educational chances for voters.
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Iowa Picnic At Recreation Park Warns Chairs Needed
Marshall Craig, publicity head, warns attendees to bring chairs or milk stools for seating at the 53rd annual Iowa picnic next Saturday. Guests will receive a free car of hot buttered Iowa corn courtesy of Edwin Fox and Iowa Pork Shops. Gov Goodwin J Knight and State Sen Richard Richards head the program. Knight's wife Virginia Knight hails from Fort Dodge while Richards comes from Cedar Rapids.
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War Crime Claims Rise in German Restitution Program
The West German government says it has settled 750000 of 2.5 million restitution claims filed by individuals persecuted under the Nazi regime. Estimates place total settlement costs up to 24 billion marks, about 5.7 billion dollars, with figures continuing to grow.
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Hoffa Denies Payoff Link as Horse Bets Fund Income
Hearing reveals Hoffa denied taking any payoff as Senate investigators scrutinized his income from horse bets and loans. Witnesses include Grosberg and Fitzgerald defending Teamster fund loans to Marberry Construction while Brennan invokes the Fifth Amendment. Kennedy calls the loans improper as Hoffa disputes gambling income sources and net worth records, with destruction of a net worth document noted.
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Hosmer Offered Post in Geneva Peace Meet
Rep. Hosmer of the 18th District is approached to join the U S delegation as an adviser for a Geneva peace conference. He served in April as a member of the U S Peace delegation at Geneva directing diplomacy toward peaceful nuclear use and base rights in the Caribbean.
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Fires kill ten in South Africa amid sweeping blazes
Ten people died as fires scorched vast farmland across South Africa on Wednesday, with thousands of acres burned. U S negotiators were to be led by former Atomic Energy Commission chairman Lewis L Strauss at the Geneva conference on peaceful uses of the atom. Hosmer, a Joint Committee on Atomic Energy member, pledged progress toward peaceful atom use and a workable solution to the atomic dilemma. Hillings urged quick action to grant the State Dept power to restrict passports for communists abroad. Engle outlined California Water Coordinating Conference support for his plan to resolve North South water rights, calling for federal participation in state projects with loans and non interest costs to spread funds and break the deadlock.
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Independent publication notice entry from Long Beach court decree
Adjudicated by Superior Court Los Angeles County. Decree No. C-10280 issued October 6 referencing Wadi. Published daily except Sunday at sixth St and Pine Ave Long Beach California. Entered as second class after March 27 1943.
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Escapes Cave-In Amid Sewer Pipe Work
James Henderson, 27, narrowly escaped death when a cave-in buried him under concrete sidewalk slabs and dirt while his crew laid storm sewer pipe in Chicago. His helmet was crushed as he was saved by fellow workers. In separate news, President Eisenhower tentatively plans a Gettysburg weekend, hoping to fly out Friday afternoon by helicopter.
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Opportunity Ad Text in Business Opportunities Column
Classified readers are directed to the Business Opportunities column today for potential ventures. This brief notice highlights an invitation to explore new income paths and entrepreneurial options presented in the newspaper's classified section.
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