Warren OKs Extra Millions for Schools
California Governor Warren signed two bills totaling about 18.956 million dollars to aid state public schools and child care centers. One bill adds 13.306 million for state school support, the other 5.457 million funds child care centers, with eligibility thresholds raised to aid working parents.
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Sacramento
California
Beames Dunn Jr
Oakland Demo
Ora
Ernest R. Geddes
Claremont Republican
Czechs Will Try Newsman as Spy
Frankfurter dispatch reports Czechoslovakia will try Associated Press correspondent William N. Oatis at Prague state court Monday. Oatis, held since April 23, is accused of hostile activity, gathering and disseminating secret information, and spreading malicious data about the Czech state. The United States will send embassy staff to the trial, with four AP Czech employees expected to appear.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Prague
Pankrac
United States
U. S. High Commission
Maent
Oatis
Frank J. Starzel
Starzel
U. S
High Commission
AP Bureau
Morse Urged for President Morse Urged for President
In Salem Oregon Sen Wayne Morse may appear on the Oregon primary ballot next May as a presidential candidate if a group of Young Republicans succeeds. Steven Anderson former state president says Morse will be offered to Oregon Republicans with a 1000 signature petition to nominate. Morse says he has no clear role in the GOP and declines comment on being the ballot choice for Oregon's 18 votes. He backs Eisenhower Hoffman or Studebaker president as the GOP pick and opposes Robert A Taft.
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Salem
Ore
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Steven Anderson
The
Young Republicans
Morse
Washington
Republican Party
Chicago
Dwight, Eisenhower
Paul Hoffman
ECA
Studebaker
GOP
Robert A. Tait
European Steel Is Unloaded Here at Port of Long Beach
Dividends from Marshall Plan aid to Europe are shipping to Long Beach. The motorship Elizabeth Bakke of Interocean Line unloads 5000 tons of cargo here, about 3500 tons of steel products from Germany and Belgium. Shipping men say steel from Europe and Japan helps ease the local shortage.
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Europe
Long Beach
Elizabeth Bakke
Interocean Line
Germany
Belgium
Japan
Theft of Brannock device at shoe store
Al Jacobs reported the theft of a Brannock device from a shoe store at 5018 East Seco nd Southeast yesterday afternoon. Police were alerted as the device used to fit shoes was take n from the premises.
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E. Sec‘and
al Jacobs
Princess Margaret Sparks With Blonde At Nursing Cadets Rally
Princess Margaret visited Doncaster and left the official inspection route to view a hygiene exhibit featuring a young blonde in a bathing suit. The princess commented on the hair, then continued past the tub, drawing non royal stares from onlookers during the rally.
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Doncaster
England
Margaret
Study of Auto Credit Slated
Washington June 30 Chairman Burnet R Maybank of the Senate banking committee said the Federal Reserve Board will meet Monday to consider relaxing installment buying curbs on automobiles. He quoted Federal Reserve Chairman William McChesney Martin Jr as saying the board will review the matter, with present terms at one third down and 15 months to pay on new and used cars.
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Washington
Burnet R. Maybank
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
South Carolina Democrat
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin Jr
Reading
Tuna Clipper Joins Local Harbor Fleet
The Miss California, a tuna clipper built for Capt. Manuel Sousa and associates, joins the French Sardine Co. fleet to operate out of here and San Diego. It cost $250,000 and was built in Tacoma for $6 footer.
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Here
San Diego
Capt
Manuel Sousa and Associates
Tacoma
Tragic Game Ends In Deaths Admitted by Boy
CHICKASAW Alabama June 30 UP Police say an 8 year old boy admitted he shut a refrigerator door during a hide and seek game suffocating two playmates Mickey Hanley 6 and Frankie Deleuze 3. Police chief said the incident was accidental and no charges will be filed.
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Chickasaw
Ala
Mickey, Hanley
Frankie Deleuze
M. H. McWhirter
McWhirter
Floods and Fires Roil Western States Across Meager Rain
Floods and fires spread across New Mexico Oregon and Kansas as drought and heavy rain collide. Gila and Apache fires grow threatening Alpine Luna and border areas while Willamette forest blaze expands 900 acres. Levees fail in Kansas Missouri disrupting Transcontinental rail travel and forcing reroutes.
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New Mexico
Oregon
Kansas
Arizona
Alpine
Ariz
Luna
N. Mex
She
Willamette National Forest
Missouri
Santa Fe
Warburton elected national chairman of Young Republicans
The biennial Young Republicans convention in Boston concluded with officer elections. Herbert Warburton, a 35 year old lawyer from Wilmington Delaware, was chosen as national chairman for two years, succeeding John Tope of Detroit. Carol Arth of Redlands California was elected national cochairman. Warburton predicted 1962 would be the year for Republicans and urged action.
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Boston
National Federation
Herbert Warburton
Wilmington
Del
John Tope
Detroit
Mich
Carol Arth
Redlands
Calif
National Cochairman
Warburton
Truman on Overnight Potomac River Trip
President Truman departed late today aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg for an overnight Potomac River voyage. He plans to return tomorrow afternoon.
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Truman
Washington
Williamsburg
Potomac River
Capital Folk in a Jam Dense Nation Capital
Washington D C tops the nation in population density with 13 150 persons per square mile on 61 square miles housing 802 178 residents The Census Bureau compares this with Rhode Island at 750 per square mile and Nevada as the sparsest state with 1 5 inhabitants per square mile Texas follows at 29 per square mile The report lists density leaders after Washington including New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut New York Maryland and Pennsylvania with the U S average at 50 7 per square mile
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Washington
Census Bureau
Columbia
Rhode Island
Washington, D. C
Rhodes Island
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
U. S
New Weapon Hinted in A-bomb Photo
An Atomic Energy Commission photo of a Nevada test shows a nonstandard flame with a flat based fireball and a tilted stem column. Analysts note a possible underground origin or guided missile warhead, with ionization glow from gamma radiation and uncertainty about exact device type.
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Nevada Desert
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Frenchman's
Associated Press
Nevada Proving Grounds
Frenchman's Flat
Nev
Bikini
Mexico Labor Bill Passed
Congress passed a bill authorizing the federal government to recruit farm laborers in Mexico. If President Truman signs, the Secretary of Labor may bring Mexicans to the United States to fill labor shortages, with workers moving from reception centers to farms under guaranteed contracts.
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Washington
Congress
Mexico
Truman
Secretary of Labor
U. S
Two Forest Fires Near Alturas Rage On June 30
Two forest fires of undetermined origin raged about a mile apart two miles southwest of Alturas. More than 100 men and many pieces of firefighting equipment fought the flames as heavy winds fanned the blaze.
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Alturas
Here
Car Overturns Injuring Boy 17 Near Stearns Street
Hugh M. Cailie a 17 year old resident of 600 Mimeno Ave was seriously injured yesterday afternoon when his car overturned on Los Coyotes Diagonal north of Stearns St. He was taken to Community Hospital with head injuries a concussion and a possible pelvis fracture. The car rolled over wrecking the vehicle as reported by officers.
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Hugh M. Cailie
Mimeno Ave
Los Coyotes
Stearns St
Financial Statement Plan for Congressmen Proposed by Springer
Rep. Springer proposes personal financial statements for every congressman to be filed every two years. He told the Congressional Record the measure would restore public confidence amid Washington disclosures. The report appears in the June 30 edition with notes on related Auto studies.
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Washington
Rep
Springer
Congressional Record
McGrath urges broader non Communist oath law
Attorney General McGrath urged Congress to strengthen the union officials oath for NLRB recognition. He proposed covering status and beliefs for the year prior to signing, to enable perjury prosecutions of falsifying affidavits. He cited pressure from a Food and Tobacco Workers case as showing the need for past-year coverage.
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Washington
Atty. Gen
McGrath
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Communist Party
Justice Department
Rayburn
Murray
Senate Labor Committee
Food and Tobacco Work
Érs Association
Telegraph Strike Set for Monday
Western Union employees in New York area reach a voluntary 16 45 cent hourly pay boost for 6000 workers represented by ACA. The AFL CTU rejects the deal and plans a nationwide strike starting Monday if terms are not improved, signaling a clash of unions over pay and cross-picketing guidance.
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Washington
UP Western Union Telegraph Co
New York Area
American Communications Workers
AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union
CTU
New York
AFL
ACA
Western Union
Adolph Brungs
New Ship Ordered by Norwegian-American Line
The Norwegian-American Line orders a 12,000 ton tanker from a Swedish yard with holds designed for ore or oil. When ore trade demand slackens, the vessel will be shifted to the oil trade.
Soviets and Satellites Tighten Iron Curtain Leaks
Washington reports describe new moves to curb Western influence in Soviet bloc societies. Hungary bans perfume labels with Western names, clowns in circuits must push Communist lines, and circus sideshows are to Sovietize to educate rather than entertain.
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Washington
Russia
Iron Curtain
State Department
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Tehran
Hungary
Budapest
Fuffetion Magyarorszag
Hollywood
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Communist Party
Magyar Nemzet
Czechslovakia
Lidave Noviny
Fatal Love Ends In Grief Struck Husband’s Suicide
In Clark South Dakota a 25 year old Gerhard Hartwig shot himself soon after his wife Delores Hartwig died from injuries after a fall with a baby buggy. Hartwig reportedly left a note asking to be buried beside his wife and naming his sister Helen guardian of the children.
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Clark
S. D
Eriefstricken
Emil Scharn
Gerhard Hartwig
Delores
Scharn
Hartwig
Helen
Iran Warns Britain Dont Set Off War
Iran warns Britain against war as British ships concentrate at Abadan and Shatt el Arab. Tehran claims 8000 ton Mauritius and two frigates near Abadan with LST Messina and Wren Flamingo in action. Britain defends techs and assets of AIOC and seeks Hague court restraint.
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Tehran
Iran
Britain
Persian Gulf
Mauritius
Abadan
Traniai
Defense Ministry
London
Hussein Maid
Maki
Mohammed Mossadegh
Popular Front
Shatt-el-Arab
Rag
Bahrein Island
Wren
Shatt-el Arab
Basra
Habbaniya
Shuaiba
Iraq
Kuwait
Persia
Russia
Moscow
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
World Court
AIOC
Justice Ministry
N. R. Seddon
Seddon
Ali Varastel
Shatt el-Arab
Wild Goose
Mediterranean
Malta
L A Man Elected Optimists Leader
Rory P. Nail of Los Angeles was elected president of Optimist International at the close of its 33rd annual convention in Detroit Leo C Lommel of Portland Ore was elected a new vice president and J Warren Day of Fort Worth named to the board of directors The 5000 delegates chose Louisville on their 1952 convention
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Detroit
Rory P. Nail
Los Angeles
Optimist International
Tday
Leo ¢. Lommel
Portland
Ore
J. Warren Day
Fort Worth
Louisville
Dutch Pastor Fired for Socialist Views in Iowa
In Mason City Iowa a 27 year old Dutch summer pastor Geert de Haan was dismissed from the First Congregational Church after a newspaper interview in which he criticized American policy and called for a more equitable global wealth distribution The World Council of Churches funded his visit and he studied at the Chicago Theological Seminary He may take another assignment with the seminary or work construction at 125 dollars an hour before returning home.
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Mason City
Iowa
First Congregational Church
Geert de Haan
Wveek
World Council of Churches l
Chicago Theological Seminary
Peter J. Jansen
Thhe
Ward B. Hammond
Prudential Committee
de Haan
Leeuwarden
Friesia
The
Netherlands
Bridges Denounces U S Policy At Peace Congress
In Chicago on June 30, Harry Bridges head of the International Longshoremen's Union denounced U S foreign policy as negative, saying we are against everything. The American Peace Crusade sponsor plans a statement tomorrow. A five point program urged curbing influence zones, dropping NATO and German rearmament, UN disarmament, East West trade, and a UN world development effort.
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Chicago
American People's Congress
Exposition For Peace
U.S
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen’s Union
U. S
Bridges
Russia
Britain
France
IndoChina
Iran
Congress
American Peace Crusade
State Department
Philip Morrison
Cornell University
Robert M. Havighurst
University of Chicago
Nations
Committee For
Havighurst
Truman
Europe
International Communist Organization
United Nations
U. N
Abduction Reported By North Long Beach Housewife
A 21 year old North Long Beach housewife told police yesterday that a man forced her into a gray shabby house in the Seal Beach area and attacked her three times. She said the assailant, about 29 years old, 5 feet 3 inches, 180 pounds, with a pitted complexion, drove a green two door sedan and threatened to hit her. She walked to police headquarters in downtown Long Beach to report the incident.
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North Long Beach
Seal Beach
Long Beach
Underground Lot Planned for St Marys Square in San Francisco
San Francisco announces another underground parking project after approving an application for a 69998000 parcel under St Marys Square in the downtown area. The city already operates a large underground garage beneath Union Square on Powell Street.
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San Francisco
National Production Authority
Has A
St. Mary’s Square
Union Square
Powell Street
Korea Club Girlies Outdeal Ends In Loss For Proprietor
In Pusan Korea on June 30 a night club hostess explained why popular venues failed to profit. She proposed a scheme to an American visitor offering payments per drink and per non drink, suggesting the proprietor could earn more by customers buying fewer drinks.
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Pusan
Korea
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