Senate OKs Long Beach tide bill with amendment
The Senate Finance Committee approved the Long Beach tides and compromise bill nine to zero and sent it to the Senate for expected passage. An amendment shifted the $120 million funding to an Investment Fund and back to the Assembly for concurrence if the Senate passes it. No witnesses opposed, Assembly expected to act within hours.
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Sacramento
Senate Finance Committee
Long Beach
Senate
Assembly
Ben Hulse
Ben Hulse, the Fund Was Changed From “State Watert Reserve Fund
Hulse
William S. Grant
Knight
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard Richards
Los Angeles
Photoflash bombs cause mystery over Florida coast blast
Two photoflash bombs dropped by a B47 from Ohio exploded over the Gulf near Sarasota. The blasts caused minor damage and many questions as Coast Guard and Air Force reported no prior notice. In New York a Bronx factory fire killed six firemen and injured 13, as a wall collapsed during an eight hour blaze.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla.Pic
Florida West Coast
Coast Guard
Cmpr
Wallace Hancock
Labourne Air Force Base
Ohio
Sarasota
Gulf of Mexico
Hancock
Air Force Flight Service
Maxwell Afb
Montgomery
Ala
Wackbourne
Air Force
NEW York
Bronx
Edward Cavanagh Jr
Ibrick
Credit Union Treasurer Robbed of 50600 in Toledo
Andrew Jones, 67, treasurer of Willys Federal Credit Union, was robbed of 50 600 in cash today in a parking lot at the auto plant. A masked man forced him from his car, into a ravine, and both robbers fled in a nearby vehicle after taking the money intended for payroll cashing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Willys Federal Credit Union
Andrew Jones
Toledo Trust Co
Jones
Anther
Willys Motor Co
Bohlen Recalled Over Stalin Views In Moscow Dispute
Ambassador Charles Bohlen, recalled from Moscow, will return to Washington for talks on the new Soviet stance downgrading Stalin's memory. State Department said Bohlen, on vacation in Austria, will be here for a week to ten days before resuming duty in Moscow.
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Washington Upi
Charles Bohlen
Washington
Moscow
State Department
Bohlen
Austria
Department
Lincoln White
Josef Stalin
Elusive horse Elijah fed by hay drops from plane
In Colorado mountains near Gunnison, a horse trapped at 13,000 feet is being sustained with hay dropped from a plane by Wallace Powell. The horse, named Elijah, is one of at least one, with mayor Ben Jorgensen covering hay and flight costs about 144 dollars. The animal may endure until June before descent, while the fate of a second horse remains unclear.
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Gunnison
Cole
Colorado
Wallace Powell
Elijah
Powell
Ben
Jorgensen
Mt. Harvard
Mt. Yale
Gorton Warren
Tokyo
U. S
Forer
Warren
Shikoku Island
Saito
Shikoku
Light quake rattles San Francisco Bay area
A light earthquake struck the San Francisco Bay area on Wednesday night with no damage reported. The UC seismograph recorded about 4 on the Richter scale, the strongest in the area this year, felt in St Helena, Napa, San Rafael and Vallejo as the tremor lasted about 3.44 minutes at 8 29 27 p.m.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
University of California Seismograph
St. Helena
Napa
San Rafael
Vallejo
Arrow Fatality Misses Brain But Wounds Boy
An arrow fired by a playmate pierced one inch into 11 month old Stephen Brown's brain in Luton. The boy calmly walked nearly a mile to a drug store and asked to have the arrow removed. He was taken to hospital where doctors said his condition was satisfactory and planned removal after X-ray checks.
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Luton
England
Stephen Brown
Stephen
One Good Cause Deserves Another The Poodle Plea
Roslind Jordan a bedridden five year old in Milton Mass saved 1.40 to buy a French poodle. After sending her money to Jesuit relief for Lenox fire victims she received word that Jesuits prayed for her recovery and vowed she would get the poodle. News of her gift spurred offers of dogs and even a pony for another child.
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Milton
Mass
Rosalind Jordan
Rosalind
Lenox
Gorge V- MexCabe
Shadowbrook Fund
Wendy Hall
Dedham
Wendy
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A brief index lists page placements for various features. It shows sections like Beach Combing on C-1, Bridge on A-27, Classifieds C-9 to C-15, and Sports on A-28 to A-31, plus obituaries on C-2 and vital statistics on C-8.
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Hal Boyle
Vital Statistico
Wilson
Mount Etna Eruption Seen as Violent In Italy
Volcanologists warn Etna could peak in violence, firing lava 300 feet into the air along 40 miles of coast from Catania to Taormina. The 10,705-foot volcano vents explosive eruptions hourly while a new crater opens down the south flank, threatening nearby areas.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Taormina
University of
Etna ‘Observatory
Hammarskjold to Launch Middle East Peace Mission in Rome
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold announced plans for a three day Rome conference with U N Palestine experts to begin his Middle East peace mission. He will fly to Rome Friday to confer with Maj. Gen. E L M Burns and Henry Labouisse before visiting Beirut and other capitals. He cautioned that progress may be limited and that the mission could extend beyond the month if needed.
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United Nations
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Rome
E. L. M. Burns
Palestine
Henry IR. Labouisse
U. N. Relief and Works Agency
Hammarskjold
Labouisse
Jand
Council
Middle East
London
U N Chief Appeals for Gaza Peace
U N Palestine truce administrator Major General Edson L M Burns urged an immediate Gaza cease fire in messages to Israel and Egypt. Hostilities rose along the Egypt Israel border with three Israeli soldiers killed recently and Egyptian mortars hitting settlements east of Gaza. Burns scheduled talks with U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold in Rome before a broader Middle East peace mission.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
P—Majr. iGen
Edson L. M. Burns
U. N. Palestine
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Burns
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Rome
Hammarskjold
Middle East
Kefauver Gains Rapidly on Adlai in Poll
The Pulse of Public Opinion poll shows Sen. Estes Kefauver gaining on Adlai Stevenson among Democratic voters. Conducted for The Independent Press-Telegram by a San Francisco firm, it also covers Democratic preferences for the U.S. Senate nomination, local liquor option, and arms to Israel. The poll asks how voters would select if Gov. Knight faced Atty. Gen. Brown for governor.
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Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
C-L
San Francisco
Independent
Press-Telegram
U. S. Senate
Israel
Goodwin J. Knight
Edmund G. Brown
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Victor Riesel
Riesel
Betty Nevins
By James Phelan
Long Island
St. Clare’s Hospital
T. & Atty
Paul W. Williams
Wiliams
Biesel
New York County Dist. Ttty
Frank S. Hogan
Leo Cherne
Research Institute of America
International Rescue Committee
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Englewood
Florida
Stalin
Cavanagh
Joseph O'Keefe
Keefe
William Hoolan
Arthur
Hanson
John F. Molloy
Edward J. Caroli
Frederick J. Hellauer
Charles J. Infosino
Antonio Petronelli
Tachikawa
Ashiya
Kyushu
Japan
Takamatsu
Honshu
Mideast
Gaza
Kefauver
Adlai
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