Crucial Issue Raised in Feather River Water Suit
In San Francisco special master Rifkind weighs whether Arizona can introduce Feather River engineering reports to show California could source water outside the Colorado River. Arizona seeks 3.8 million acre feet. California argues 4.4 million acre feet under historic compacts. Arizona plans first testimony Monday with witnesses Rose Ewing and Wayne Akin expected.
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Simon H. Rifkind
U. S. Supreme Court
California
Feather River
Arizona
Colorado
Rifkind
John P. Frank
Northcutt Ely
Frank
Los Angeles
San Diego
Oroville
Ely
Harry W. Horton
Imperial Valley
Missouri
Mississippi
Horton
Frank R
Rosee Ewing
Douglas Educational Grants Boost $130,000 in Aid
Douglas Aircraft Co officials in Santa Monica announced more than 130 thousand dollars in educational grants for the next school year. The program includes 26,750 in TRUE SCHOLARSHIPS and fellowships for undergraduates and graduates, plus 130 $100 college scholarships for children of employees. Long Beach plant reports 12 employees used time-off for study last year and 178 to 200 participated in part time programs.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Santa Monica
Douglas
Uetter Way
Long Beach
Tug Damaged and One Missing in Gale Near Tampico
In day two of a gale, two tugs en route from Miami to Tampico were struck by a storm. The tug Blue Star sheltered at Trianculos Island, 120 miles northwest of Campeche, due to navigation and fuel issues. The Little Star has not been heard from, and search boats were alerted to Jools for it.
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Tampico
Mexico
Paort
Miami
Fla
Campeche
Blue Star
Trianculos Island
Little Star
Jools
Baptists Open Meet With Talk on Peter
In Seattle the opening session of the 49th annual American Baptist convention featured Palo Alto California pastor Rev George M Derbyshire outlining a view of Peter as a foundational figure rather than a titular head. He noted Jesus granted the Keys to Peter and all disciples, challenging Catholic claims of papal primacy.
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Seattle
Palo Alto
Calif
Peter
Jesus
George M. Derbyshire
First Baptist Church
Heaven
Delegates Named for Deme Conclave Meeting in Monterey
The article lists L G delegates to a national convention gathering in Monterey on June 23. Included are Mrs Clara Shupfer and Mrs Elizabeth R Smith as committeewomen, with plans for a three man delegation replacing others. Mentions include supporters of Kefauver and Stevenson and potential replacement for Attorney General Edmund G Brown.
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Gerald Desmond
Chicago
Lakewood
Monterey
Deroy
Clara Shupfer
Cratic
Sen
Esles
Kefauver
Elizabeth R. Smith
Adlai Stevenson
Kentfield
Carmen Warshaw
National Party
Paul
Iffien
Edmund G. Brown
George Cheirman
Bolivian Plot Sparks Tightened Security Pre-Election
In Bolivia, government security is expanded nationwide amid alleged subversive plans to disrupt Sunday's elections. Officials accuse exiles and certain Argentine-linked figures, while authorities deny delays to the vote. Opposition voices reportedly pushed for a postponement as police bolster patrols and military discretion remains high.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
VPI
Bolvia
la Pagasta
Washington
Saratoga
Sea Torlay
Navy
New York, Naval Shipyard
Intterlee
Federico Forlon
Défensé Ministry
D. Jorge Escalante Posse
Eight enter Guatemalan embassy over alleged plot claim
Eduardo Messuti Roca, leader of the Republican Socialist Union, among eight entrants at the Guatemalan embassy, accused of government involvement in an alleged plot. Generous Bulganin, Moscow Soviet Premier, proclaimed Russian recognition of independence for Morocco and Tunisia, announced Friday.
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Eduardo Messuti Roca
Moscow
Nike Bulganin
Morocco
Tunisia
Two American priests freed from Red China after three years
Rev. John William Clifford and Rev. Thomas Leonard Phillips, both from San Francisco, told the Associated Press by telephone they are well and resting in Shanghai after three years in Red Chinese prisons. Officials expect their arrival in Hong Kong within a week. Bishop Walsh remains in semi-house arrest in Shanghai.
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Shanghai
John Wiliam Clifford
Thomas Leonard Phillips
San Francisco
Associated Press
Red China
Peiping Radio
Fr. Clifford
James Edward Walsh
Walsh
Cumberland
Imd
Thed Ching
Commun Ore Ching
U.S. Troop Shifts in West Germany Face Communist Claims
East German Communist press accused Washington of boosting troop levels in West Germany. U.S. Army European HQ denied any increase beyond normal replacements, saying about 250,000 U.S. troops are stationed there. The 11th Tactical Mission Squadron, handling Matador missiles, is due from Orlando this month, but officials say no overall strength rise occurred.
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Berlin
United States
West Germany
U. S
East Germany
Neues Deutschland
Ail Force
Europe
Winsbaten
Orlando
Fla
Air Force
U.S
Monster Bone Hauled From Harbor On Reefers Anchor
Captain Anton Brix of the freighter Cynthia Olson said a 16 to 18 foot long bone, 1 1/2 to 2 feet in diameter, appeared on an anchor fluke in Los Angeles Harbor. The bone, pale and knobby, resembled a prehistoric creature part. Scientists will be consulted to determine its nature and age while the ship remains docked.
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Los Angeles
Anton Brix
Cynthia Olson
Don. Dayen
the Sun Lumber Co
Brix
Officer Slain and Three Wounded in Chicago Gun Fight
In Chicago on the south side a veteran detective, John Blyth, 44, was killed and three men wounded during a running gun battle while pursuing a suspect, Jesse Welch, 31. Welch claimed a prior armed robbery sentence and was captured after police traced him hiding under a parked car. Leggett and Sylvester, painting a church interior, heard shouting and were briefly wounded by Welch who opened fire. Blyth and Rolewicz pursued and identified Welch as the shooter.
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Chicago
John Blyth
Daniel Rolewicz
Jesse Welch
Welch
Charles Legget
Thomas Sylvester
Legget
Sylvester
New Mount Calvary
Loretta Green
Yall
Rolewicz
Blyth
Copters Lay Hose to Fight Forest Fires in Mountains
Foresters test hose laying helicopters to battle fires in inaccessible terrain. A helicopter near City Creek in the San Bernardino mountains unspooled a 800 foot section of lightweight hose from a pumper truck to a crew on a ridge in six minutes and thirty three seconds.
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City Creek
San Bernardino
Amnesia victim aided by cops uncovers identity via helicopter help
Nashville detectives use a helicopter to ferry fire crews and test amnesia patient James Oliver Ivey. After a week of tests, fingerprints confirmed Ivey was wanted in Huntsville Alabama for burglary. Husks of memory loss prompted memory recovery efforts by U S Forest Service officials.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alforesters
U. S.forest
James Oliver Ivey
Huriisville
Ala
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
The analysis notes a volatile week with Dow declines and a near May lows, yet signals a growing base for stocks. It cites President Eisenhower’s health news as a market shock and highlights increased buying by institutions and in mortgage and auto sectors, forecasting higher action after autumn elections.
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Eisenhower
Genere
Ford
New York Tumes
Delaware Fund, Inc
Housing and Name Finance Agency
Eilis
General Foods Corp
Maxwell House
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Humphrey
Auto showrooms spark Spring upturn despite surplus
Week of business and industry highlights show consumer spending rising in auto showrooms with the spring upturn in sales. Retail demand surged in East and Midwest markets as hot weather boosted purchases of clothing, air conditioners, and summer goods. Furniture demand grew, banks could loosen installment credit, and steel wage talks added inflation concerns while housing costs rose.
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Mair St
Toc
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Midwest
Dun & Bradstreet
Korea
Eisenhower
Washington
American Can Co
Tooth Cou
William C Stolk
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