Tax hike eyed in Sacramento liquor bill OK’d
A liquor tax increase bill cleared the Senate and awaits Governor Knight’s signature. ABI368, backed by Assemblyman Glenn Coolidge, would raise liquor taxes from 80 cents to 1.50 per bottle, adding about 14 cents per drink and generating roughly fourteen billion dollars over four years.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
Glenn
Coolidge
R-Felton
Senate
Dale
Onehouse
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
Eounes
Finghee
Arresting Fagin for Teaching Crime to Sons
Chicago police held a man known as a modern-day Fagin who admitted teaching his two teen-age sons to be petty burglars. The father and the boys were tied to a May theft and active in drugstore burglaries, with all three implicated in looting a grocery and stealing clothing and cash from a home under construction. The case links to broader concerns about youth crime and state legislation on taxes and water policy unfolding as lawmakers close in on adjournment.
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Chicago
Pagla
Joan RK
Peterson
Hemy Plogac
Walter
John Jr
T ‘Hey
Earst Seébcal
Gov. Goodand
J. Knight
South Side
Skokie
Law Defines Bar Food to Exclude Sandwiches and Salads
A proposed measure seeks to clarify the constitutional rule that bars must serve food. The Assembly government organization committee considers a definition that would exclude sandwiches and salads from counting as food.
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Assembly
Conmittee
Subpoenaed in Red Inquiry Gathers in Los Angeles
The House Un American Activities Subcommittee plans a Los Angeles meeting on the 27th. More than twenty individuals have been subpoenaed to testify about alleged Communist efforts to infiltrate Southern California groups, including a youth camp and a local union expelled by CID. Chairman Doyle and Representatives Jackson and Willis are expected to join the subcommittee.
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Los Angeles
House Un-American Activities Subcommittee
Camper in Tenement Fire Leaves Fire Captain Hurt
A blaze swept through three skid row tene ments in Los Angeles early today. Captain Chester Howard, 47, was seriously burned when the fireplace collapsed on him at 522 San Julien Street while rescuing occupants. Police arrested a man who claimed he started the fire while camping in one abandoned unit.
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Los Angeles Wy
Health Department
Chester Howard
San Julien St. i
Reds to Cut Heavy Berlin Truck Toll
Berlin reports say East German traffic ministry announced a reduction of truck tolls for West Berlin deliveries effective June 10. The move ends a spike in rates raised April 1, after talks between East and West German officials. No new toll figure was released.
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Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
East
Veteran denies extortion plot in Austin bond posting
Adrian Grove, 75, Spanish American War veteran, is out on a $1,500 bond after being charged with attempting to extort $800,000 from former State Land Commissioner Basco Giles. The case links to a statewide land scandal investigation. Giles resigned and faces multiple indictments. Police described a staged sting with letters and a culvert drop, but no money changed hands.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Cass
Adrian
Basco Giles
Tela
T.C. Lang
Giles
State Veterans Land Board
State Veterans Land
Lang
Stin- Lang
de Gilés
Tee Jetter
Creedmore
Ges
Bya
Adrian Grove
UN Charges After Slayings in Korea No Man’s Land
The United Nations command charged that Communist forces opened fire on six Republic of Korea soldiers in the Korean de militarized zone near Munsan. Two ROK police, working near an unarmed truck, were killed while four others were unharmed as fighting occurred in the no man’s land. The UNC called the attack wanton murder and said it violated the armistice agreement which bans hostile acts within the DMZ.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
Republic Ol
UNC
No Man's Laad
North
South Korea
ROK
A. Unc
Quadruplet birth in Bourges shocks small town
In Bourges France Mme Marcelle Philibert 27 gave birth to quadruplets ages one day each, delivered in a nearby village and rushed to a clinic. Husband Pierre 29 recalled door after door opening, likening event to other famous births and hoping President Coty might be godfather. The Philiberts already have four children ages 5 years, 3 years, and 10 months, living in Aubigny Sur Nere.
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Bourges
France
UPI
Palliert
Caid
Mme
Marcells Philibert
Pierre
Monsieur Dionne
Rene Coty
Philiberts
Jehikiven
Aubigny-Sur-Nere
Chile Crash Kills Two Train Plane Crash Near Parral
A train car plane crash near Parral, Chile, today killed the pilot and two occupants. In Petersburg Virginia, a hotel room break in has led authorities to suspect the thief may have stolen glass eyes and should be examined.
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Chile
Parral
Petersburg
Ike Enjoys New Plane Gift Livestock Parade
President Eisenhower flies a light Nekt plane to Gettysburg for a Farm gift event. He receives a Berkshire sow, a Black Angus calf and heifer from Aberdeen Angus breeders, while his wife gains a calf. He jokes about returning to the “salt mines.”
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Hboth
Eisenhower
Brandywine
Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association
Neal D. Ivey
Elf
Arthur Newwenseh Vander
Annville
Washington
Air Force
Gettysburg
Gianest National
Pennsylvania State University
Holsapple
Mitchell
Ind
Fred
Herbert Penick
Hebron
Ohio
Heart of Ohio
Aberdeen Angus Assa
Khrushchev Aims Policy Shift During Bucharest Visit
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, with Premier Bulganin and Deputy Premier Mikoyan, arrived in Bucharest to present a new policy toward Yugoslavia. Matyas Rakosi also appeared in the capital as observers noted Moscow’s overture to Tito and potential Cominform changes.
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London
Russia
Bucharest
Yugoslavia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Premator
I. Mikoyan
Matyas Rakos
Communist Party
Belgrade
Khrushchev
Sofia
Bulgaria
Tito
Moscow
Church to Hit Back Against Peron Faction Warning
In Buenos Aires Roman Catholic priests warned Argentines that aiding laws restricting church rights would incur the terrible penalty of excommunication. The statement, read in pulpits, follows Peron government moves and a Vatican note about possible excommunication. It comes after Peron accused clergy of working against his regime. arrests of priests and laymen have followed.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peron
Herarchy
Wae Teor
Juan Peron
Vatican City
Interim Study Set on Parks Fund Plan
Senate bill would take more than 32 trillion dollars from Cal et 38 counties to finance recreational facilities. The Assembly Committee ordered the study Friday despite Sen Randolp Collier protests. Money would come from tides and oil royalties to the Division of Parks for state park purchase and development. Collier favored state control over recreational developments not a distant bureau in Sac. Kilpatrick argued funds should be spent locally rather than given away.
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State Department of Water
Leather River
San Luis Reservoir
Wa Front
Assembly
Lindsay
Senate Water Resources Committee
Randolph Colliar
R.yrekal
Senate
Assembly Conselation, Planning and Public Works Committee
Randolph Collier
R-Yreka
Cenches and Parks
Collier
Foi
Assemblymaly
Vernon Kilpatrick
D-Lynwood
Wilson High School science head nears doctorate degree
Warren Yoldaru, head of the Wilson High School science department, has completed final oral examinations for a Doctor of Education degree at the University of Southern California. He is UCLA class of 1931 graduate and earned a USC master's in 1933. He served as Librarian at Wilson until 1942.
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Boyer Warren Yoldaru
Wilson
University of Southern California
UCLA
USC
Wilson Enti
UCLA senior joined PBK national honor society
Illinois Beta student Richard Loyd Kite, son of Leonard and Mrs Kite of 290 Glendora Ave, was initiated into Phi Beta Kappa on Friday night at Love Beach. A senior at UCLA, he graduated from Wilson High School in 1952.
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Love’ Beach
Richard Loyd Kite
Leonard “Kite
Glendora Ave
UCLA
Wilson
Paratrooper First Paying Passenger for Ozarle Flight
Richard Smith, a paratrooper en route to visit his father, became the first paying passenger carried by Ozarle Air Lines from Outlaw Field, Tenn, to St. Louis. The flight marked a milestone for the new airline and its services.
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Richard Smith
W. H. Smith
Atlantic Blvd
Ozarle Air Lines
St. Louis
Outlaw Field
Tenn
Compton Firm Submits Low Sand Rock Bid for Long Beach
Owl Rock Products Co of Compton submitted a bid to City Engineer Jess D. Gilkerson for supplying 14450 tons of rock over six months at 894,070.90 dollars. The bid aims to furnish sand rock to Long Beach per the city’s procurement notice.
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Long Beach
Owl Rock Products Co
Compton
Jess D. Gilkerson
Freed Yanks Reunite After Red China Release
In Honolulu families of jet pilots freed from China are flown in for reunions after over two years of detention. Maj. William McGinty notes limited time with relatives due to dental visits and interrogations at Air Force HQ. Families join at Pearl Harbor and nearby bases as officers recover, with Fischer visiting a Sabre jet and other reunions organized at Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
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Perestate
Red China
Air Force
Washington
William McGinty
Press Jaffices
Famiilié
Heller
Wynnewood
Harald le, Fischer
Swra City
Lyle Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Roland W. Parks
Omaha
McGinty
Fischer
Jcark
Pearl Harbor
National Guard
Hackam Air Base
Hellers
Waj
Lory Smith
Pacific Air Force
Camerons
Parks
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
France authorizes larger army to combat Algerian rebels
Paris reports Paris approves callup of about 30,000 troops with Air Force support to fight guerrillas in Algeria. Attacks persist in North Africa as official briefings note firefights near Giskra and Boye, with casualties among troops and civilians and a guard missing.
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Paris
French North Africa
Faris
al- Base
Calif
Edan
lOmpha
Philadelphia
Algeria
Gow
Washington
Gay
Drege Saori Fischer
Bres
Chessa
Giskra
Boye
Mayvacen
Senators Plan on the Spot Aid Checkup
Senators Clements and Dirksen will tour the Far East for on the spot inspection of the foreign aid program. They depart Sunday for Japan Korea Taiwan the Philippines and Indo China with Dirksen also visiting Europe. The trip aims to influence approval of Eisenhower's 3.0 billion aid program for the fiscal year starting July 1.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations’ Committee
Eest
MIT appoints Jack J Duffield as chemistry teaching fellow
Jack J Duffield will lead chemistry instruction at Massachusetts Institute of Technology next fall while pursuing a doctoral degree. A Pomona College June graduate, he also earned honors as a Poly High School alumnus and studied at Pomona under a scholarship.
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Jack J. Duffield
Orange A Ave
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Duffield
Pomora College
MIT
Poly
Pomona
Scholais
Indian Chief Big Tree Charged With DUI
Onondaga Nation chief John Big Tree, 79, known for the nickel head, was charged with driving while intoxicated in Syracuse Traffic Court after police said he was intoxicated. He was held on a $250 cash or $500 property bond for arraignment.
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Banalool
I. ZR
John Big Trec
Onondara
Big Tree
Pontine
Syracuse
NAACP files for integrated schooling in Atlanta
NAACP leaders convened in Atlanta to urge immediate school reorganization for integration following the Supreme Court decision. Attorneys filed a petition with the Atlanta Board of Education on behalf of nine Atlanta parents and children, citing the May 17 1954 ruling and recent implementing decisions.
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Atlanta
National Assn. For the Advancement of
Avlanta
South
NAACP
Atlanta Board of Education
U. S. Supreme Court
Boar of Education
U. S
Fragmentary Notice from Long Beach Area
Readable fragments mention Long Beach California and a weekly delivery or rental related note. The text lists names and figures like 32, S20, and 404 but lacks clear dates or full actions. Indicates a public or rental notice with scattered amounts and addresses, but essential details are missing.
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Wilson Science Head Nears Doctors
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Honolulu
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Cleanilon
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