World Around Bulganin Fate Debated Today
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin has vanished from major events as a two house session of the Supreme Soviet opens. Analysts eye Kirichenko as potential successor if Bulganin is ousted, while Elisabeth of Belgium visits Moscow for the Tchaikovsky competition. Other reports cover Indonesian government battles in Sumatra, a Japan rail strike affecting 13 million commuters, unrest in Constantine Algeria, and the U.S. Army confirming Emmett Dugan death not from natural causes.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Bulganin
Alexei Kirichenko
Central Committee
Jagae Whs
Gee
Belgium
Elisabeth
Camp Zama
Japan
U. S. Army
U.S
Tokyo Bay
Set
Emmett E. Dugan
Crafton
Oakland Army Base
California
Assembly Resists Senate Action to Fatten Budget
In Sacramento the Assembly opposed the Senate move to fatten the $2.07 billion budget with water construction funds and state employee pay raises. The Assembly voted 58 16 against including the increases and sent the measure to a conference committee. The Senate planned an all night session but adjourned until today, while the Assembly stuck to its stance, with the Finance Department adjusting the budget to reflect small harbor funds and leaving a gap with the Senate version.
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Harold Y. Streeter
Sacramento
Glenn
Coolidge
t-Felton
Senate
Francis
R-Loomis
Thomasjt Assembly
M. Rees
Los Angeles
T Jina
James J. McBride
Ventura
Randolph Collier
Yreka
George Miller Jr
Martinez
Rees
Southern California
Assembly
Finance Department
Bank of America Pushes Projects Across California
Bank of America reports multiple building projects scheduled or underway across California with a $33 million ground breaking and a program of branch remodeling. The program funds labor costs directly or indirectly, with construction activity spread through the state as part of the bank's expansion efforts.
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San Francisco
Bank of America
Dent
S. Clark Beise
Anaheim Host This Year to Miss California Contest
Anaheim will host the Miss California state pageant this year at Palma Stadium with afternoon preliminaries and evening finals. Proceeds benefit the Jaycees aid-to-handicapped-children program as the event is sponsored by Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce and local Commerce officials. Canada’s largest newspaper, the Toronto Star, was sold to Hawthorne Publishing Co. for 325,556,021 in what was reported as the highest price for a newspaper property.
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Honey Biande
Krakow
Poland
Alicja Bobrowska
I Veterans Memorial Stadium
Alicja
Gdansk
United States
Long Beach
Anaheim
Palma
Los Angeles
California
Miss Unisse
Anaheim Junior Chamber of the Jaycees
Commerce
Thejoll
Jaycees
Canada
Toronto
Toronto Star
Hawthorne Publishing Co
Bomber Crash Lands Near Exeter West of City
Navy attack crew from Composite Squadron 35 at North Island crash landed in an open field near Exeter on Wednesday afternoon. Pilot and crewman were not injured.
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Exeter
Composite Squadron 35
North Island
Doan’s Pills Promise Fast Relief For Backache and Bladder Irritation
Doan’s Pills offer rapid relief for backache headaches and muscular pains. The formula also calms bladder irritation and acts as a mild diuretic to increase urine output. The advertisement touts decades of use and the benefit of better sleep, urging readers to buy Doan’s Pills.
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Dean
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