Prospects Fade for Big Four Peace Parley
Paris June 22 AP Prospects faded for a Big Four conference on war jitters after sixteen weeks of deputy and foreign minister talks among Britain France the Soviet Union and the United States collapsed last night Western powers told Russia there was no point in continuing meetings but urged attendance at a proposed Washington conference July 23 They remained deadlocked over whether the North Atlantic Treaty and American overseas bases should have a formal place in negotiations The final meeting opened the 74th since March with a joint declaration saying Russia’s insistence on debating the treaty shows no practical utility Soviet Deputy Andrei Gromyko appeared perplexed and then shaken by the declaration asking if the conference was over Britain’s Ernest Davies affirmed it then Gromyko pulled a manuscript and delivered a lengthy two hour and 40 minute critique of the West
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Britain
France
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Washington
Andrei Gromyko
Ernest Davies
Gromyko
Raid on Tokyo print shop sparks arrests over pro Communist leaflets
Police raid in Tokyo targets a shop printing pro Communist material. Four people are arrested as leaflets call for withdrawal of U S forces from Japan a peace treaty without Russia and an end to fighting there. The action underscores tensions over occupation policy amid security concerns.
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Tokyo
U. S
Japan
Russia
Consumers to Get Voice on Controls
Price stabilizer Michael V. Di Salle announced a plan to form a national consumer advisory committee with 22 invited organizations. The group will advise OPS on price policies, ensure consumer interests are heard, and help explain OPS programs to local communities and cooperative organizations.
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Washington
Michael V. di Salle
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
DiSalle
Legislature Fights Over California School Funding
In Sacramento the Legislature nears session end while debating school funding levels and aid. A $5,436,856 appropriation funds child care for another year. bills to boost school aid face uncertain fate amid broader tax and governance proposals.
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Sacramento
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Special Session Seen On Judges and Education Push
Sacramento reports Gov Earl Warren would call a special Legislature session starting Monday if agreement on Los Angeles County municipal judges number isn t reached within 36 hours. Senate moved to freeze 39 Assembly bills but soon rescinded. Finance committee eyed two school funding plans. one for 48 million general subsidies, another 19.2 million mainly for poorer districts. Finance Chair Ben Hulse said bills total 22.049 million, leaving about 10 million for other needs.
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Saratoga
State Department of Finance
Congress
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Senate
Sacramento
Earl Warren
Los Angeles County
Assembly
Senate Finance Committee
Arthur F. Corey
California Teachers Association
Ben Hulse
R.-E1
Centro
Guise
Plane crash kills three as chute fiasco traps crew
In San Antonio on June 22 a B29 bomber crashed after nine men bailed out. three crewmen died when one parachute opened too soon and blocked the rear escape. Victims were Cpl. Joseph Edward Gibbons of Philadelphia, Pic. Oscar Eugene Grover Jr. of Jackson, Ohio, and S/Sgt. Wesley MacMullin of Seguin, Texas and Alpine, Calif. Five others survived with injuries.
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Randolph Air Base
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Jackson
Ohio
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Seguin
Texas
Alpine
Calif
Methodist Bishop Denies Disloyalty
REDLANDS June 22 The Methodist bishop of California and Arizona denied implications of disloyalty. Bishop James C. Baker whose jurisdiction includes Nevada and Hawaii told a conference of Southern California and Arizona delegates that the Federation of Social Action is not a subversive group. A resolution condemning the federation circulated by lay delegates called for church officials to resign. The resolution had not been offered for action yet.
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California
Arizona
James C. Baker
Nevada
Hawaii
Federation of Social Action
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