Engle Opposes Amendment Cutting School Aid Share
Congressman Engle of Red Bluff attacks a proposed amendment to the Federal Aid to Schools Act. He says it would shift $160,000 yearly from Long Beach and San Diego to absorb three percent of federal impact, and he urges the Education and Labor Committee to reject the measure. The plan would reduce payments to Long Beach by about $160,000 annually and require local districts to bear more cost.
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Explorer's Strong Signal Heard Again
Explorer's high powered transmitter at Pasadena's JPL resumed sending signals Monday after silence since February. Director Dr. William H. Pickering said the transmitters should fade within two days as the satellite's sun-relative orientation changed. He noted no explanation for the restart and dismissed a thaw-frozen theory.
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Fangio Released After Havana Garrisoned Race Scene
Rebels claimed release of Juan Fangio after heavy police reinforcements were deployed in Havana. Top drivers from Europe and the United States, led by Giamber-tone and Stirling Moss, urged captors to free the Argentine, as a 300,000 strong crowd watched the delayed race parade the course amid tensions surrounding the presidential palace attack earlier in March.
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Seattle man receives $56 000 for 21st birthday win
Dublin court approved payment of a $56,000 prize to George H Vaughan of Seattle as he reached his 21st birthday. Vaughan had been a minor when his Irish Sweep Stakes ticket was drawn six years ago.
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Realty Racial Issue Suit Lost by Agent
In Downey California a court ruled against Beddoe and real estate agent Ardell in a racial discrimination case related to the sale of a home to a Mexican descent family. The Southeast Realty board fined Beddoe and the salesman $810.80 each for listing the property and suspending the agent after a dispute over commissions and moral grounds. Beddoe’s attorney Mark Jo Portugal said an appeal to the District Court of Appeal would follow the board’s decision.
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Mamie Eisenhower Vacationing as Non Paying Guest at Maine Chance
An official at the swank Maine Chance resort in Phoenix said on Monday that Mamie Eisenhower and her party are staying there as non paying guests. Mrs Arden, the resort owner, is hosting them with about 30 other women while White House aides declined to confirm the First Lady’s schedule. The Maine Chance retreat, run by Elizabeth Arden, normally charges 400 to 600 dollars per person for lodging meals and beauty treatments.
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Insured 10 Million Anti Smog Plan Eyed
Los Angeles officials show interest in a Beverly Hills Rotary lunch claim by Dr. Teving P. Krick a former Caltech meteorologist proposing a five year 10 million dollar program to neutralize or reduce smog through weather modification and precipitation seeding backed by a Lloyds of London policy.
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