Bramblett Lawyers vow fight to overturn conviction
Washington AP report says Rep. Bramblett of California vows a Supreme Court battle to overturn his conviction on seven payroll kickback charges. Attorneys claim the jury erred. Bramblett remains free on bail as motions proceed.
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Washington
Rep
Bramblett
R.-Calif
Supreme Court
Edward Bennett Williams
Pacishc Grove
Calif
Williams
U.& District
Walter M. Bastian
Bramblitt
I Party
Margaret M. Swanson
Arlington
Bastian
Olga Hardaway
Santa Barbara
Hardaway
John M. Hardaway
Swanson
Drumblett
Liberty
P. Ernest K. Bramblett
Murdaugh Madden
Federal District Court
Tslophota
Italian Foe of Reds Sets Up Cabinet
Mario Scelba, anti communist, told President Luigi Einaudi he formed a coalition government but must still win parliamentary approval. The cabinet would include Christian Democrats Liberals and Social Democrats plus the Little Republican party backing the coalition. If four parties support him he would have a slim 16 vote edge in the chamber.
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Rome
Mario Scelba
Luigi Ringuoli
Scelba
Italy
Christian Democrat
The
Liberals
Social Democrats
Little Republican
Elmaudi
Scrlba
Scolba
Chamber of Deputies
Two B-36 Bombers Make 8700 Mile Nonstop Flight
Two B-36 bombers of the Strategic Air Command landed at Limestone Air Base in northern Maine after a 28 hour nonstop flight from Yokota near Tokyo. The mission, a jet stream study, covered more than 7000 miles with no refueling, emphasizing research over time and distance. Commanders Lt. Col. James J. Scott and Maj. Edward E. Sandin led the crews, with Airman Richard Gagne aboard Scott’s plane. The flight aimed to gather data on upper atmosphere jet streams to aid future operations.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Limestone Air Base
Maine
Japan
4Th Air Division
Strategic Air Command
Sih
Travis Field
Pacific Ocean
North American
Yokota
Tokyo
United States
Limestone
Stanley J. Donovan
14Th Air Division
Con. Donovan Sid
James J. Scntt
Wakefield
Mich
Edward
Anne Baxter Finalizes Divorce From John Hodiak
Actress Anne Baxter obtained a final divorce decree from film star John Hodiak in Superior Court. The couple, married in 1946, had no children and previously received an interlocutory decree on January 27 of last year.
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Hollywood
Anne Baxter
John Hodiak
Miss Baxter
Dismiss Suit by Gilda Gray
A five year legal clash ends in a US District Court dismissal with prejudice of Gilda Gray's damages suit against Columbia Pictures over the film Gilda. The case, filed in 1949, claimed the movie copied her shimmy dance. Attorneys offered no reason for the dismissal.
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Denver
Gilda Gray
Columbia Pictures Corp
al Hayworth
Gilda
U. S
Miss Gray
Larkspur
Colo
Columbia
Miss Hayworth
Knight Sees No Use for New Smog Laws
Sacramento Governor Knight says no need for state legislation on smog and that the issue should stay local. He notes the Legislature has referred the problem to county supervisors and that no request from Los Angeles has reached him for a special session. He calls much smog talk publicity and expects a long process, while liquor reform moves proceed.
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Knight
Sacramento
County Boards of Supervisors
Los Angeles
Heo
Ished
San Francisco Bay Area
Gover
Surplus Food Donations Target 11 States and 200000 Needy
Agriculture Department donates government surplus foods to about 200000 needy in 11 states including West Virginia Kentucky Missouri Arkansas Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Michigan Wyoming Colorado and California. Rural families hit by drought and farm failures and out of work coal miners receive staples like butter cheese dried milk and canned beef and gravy.
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Ovid Washington
Agriculture Department
West Virginia
Kennucky
Missouri
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indium
Michigan
Wyoming
Colorado
California
Simus
Cooks Ballot On Two Unions East Bay Longshore Fight
Thousands of West coast mariners vote in a 90 day NLRB election to decide whether to back the AFL affiliated International Longshore and Warehouse Union or the NUW backed Marine Cooks and Stewards union. Bridges faction urges abstention, threatening a contract if both are rejected. In a second item, eight year old Ronald Dale Molitor died after being struck by his father’s car in Highland Park as a 2 year old briefly accelerated the vehicle.
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San Francisco
National Labor Relations Board
Thefl Marine Cooks and Stewar
N Ution Union of
Marine Cooks and Stewards
Harry Bridges
Ion Isle
Bridges' Union
Bridges’ Union
AFL
NUMCS
Bridges’ Group
Shipwaters
Highland Park
Ronald Dale Molitor
Yearning Te Eit
Frank Molitor
Robert
Ronald
Santo Gang Faces Third Death Trial
Quincy California reports Santo Jack Santo and Emmett Perkins with Santo's former girlfriend to be arraigned before Superior Judge Ben V. Curler on murder charges for the 1952 Chester massacre. They were transported from San Quentin with Harriet Henson as co defendant, following prior death sentence for Mabel Monahan and life term for Edmund Hanse.
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Quincy
Calil
Jack Santo
Emmett Perkins
Santo
Chester
Ben V. Curter
Lassen County
Young
Westwood
Tex Irons
Perkins
San Quentin
Mel Schooler
Tiree
Harriet Henson
Curler
Plumas County
Bertram James
Mabel Monahan
Burbank
Solons Block Boost in UC Student Fees
Sacramento report says a proposed fee rise from 37 to 70 per semester for California's eight campuses failed its first test as the Assembly Ways and Means subcommittee rejected the idea urged by Gov Knight and Auditor Post. The panel approved the 381 million dollar UC budget and knocked down a 2 million across the board cut. Lawmakers ordered UC to use 6.6 million dollars in reserves for next year and sent actions to the full committee for review.
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Sacramento
University of California
Assembly Ways and Teats
Gov
Knight
Legislative
A. Alan Post
Post
Farflung University
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