Solon presses ICC on funding for more inspectors
Senator Warren G Magnuson told AFL Teamsters officials the Interstate Commerce Commission resisted adding funds to hire 30 to 50 more safety inspectors to enforce public carrier regulations. He called the ICC an arm of Congress and criticized its preference for the executive branch.
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Los Angeles
Warren G. Magnuson
D.-Wash
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
ICC
Congress
Sen. Magnuson
Executive Branch
Civil Service
Romulo Cites Russ Rift for Policy Shift
Philippine Ambassador Carlos P. Romulo on Face the Nation said a Kremlin rift drives Soviet tactic changes. Substituting for Molotov, he described a power struggle in Moscow and a potential return to altered Russian behavior if a winner emerges.
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San Francisco
Carlos P. Romulo
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Kremlin
Romula
CBS
Molotov
U. N. General Assembly
Russia
Soviet
Moscow
Romulo
Override Ike on Guard Bill Sparks Civil Rights Debate
Washington activists press Congress to override Eisenhower on reserve legislation pushing for non segregated state National Guard units. NAACP leaders urge a constitutional amendment to end segregation while lawmakers discuss expanding the trained reserve to nearly three million by 1960.
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Ike
Washington
Congress
House
Eisenhower
Ste
Clarence Mitchell
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
House Armed Services
Coun
Mitchell
Charleston
S. C
Birmingham
Atla
Atlanta
NAACP
Rep
Powell
D-Ny
Senate
Winstead
D-Miss
Committee For Action
$2 Million Drydock Plan for Puget Sound Naval Yard
Senator Jackson tucks a five million dollar planning and design authorization into a military construction bill for a large drydock at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Bremerton. The dock would repair Forrestal class carriers and could handle an atomic carrier. total project cost estimated 30 to 45 million dollars. The measure does not appropriate funds, only authorize future appropriations.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Bremerton
Wash
Sea
Jackson
D-Wash
Raymond Fogler
Navy
Fogler
Run for Canyons If Bomb Falls Advised by Safety Expert
UCLA Medical School dean Dr. Stafford J Warren says the canyons of Santa Monica and San Gabriel, plus Whittier and Puente Hills, offer the best shelter in case of an atomic attack. He notes four hour alert could allow many to evacuate, with shelters, roads, and improvised hospitals needed to handle refugees and avoid dead ends.
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Los Angeles
California
Stafford J Warren
Warren
Ucla Medical School
Santa Monica and
San Gabriel Mountains
Whittier
Puente Hills
Richard F. Lynch
Los Angeles Civil Defense
Churchill declines invitation to Central City Festival
Secretary says former Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill has rejected an invitation from Colorado Governor Ed Johnson to attend the Central City Festival this summer.
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Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
Colorado
Ed Johnson
House OKs Extension of U.S. Debt Limit
The House approved a one year extension of the temporary six billion dollar debt limit increase, sending the bill to the Senate. The measure would raise the legal ceiling to 281 billion dollars until July 1, 1956, preserving Treasury flexibility as expenditures outpace income in the year’s second half. Democrats attacked the administration’s budget balance promises, while Republicans framed it as a financing issue.
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Washington
Senate
House
Treasury
Cooper
Ways and Means Committee
Rep. Jenkins
Ohio
Dog Cat Row Ends With Knife Attack in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a dispute between dog and cat owners escalated to violence. Leland Ray Hesson, cat owner, is jailed on assault with intent to commit murder after Glenn Thomas, dog owner, was stabbed in the stomach and hospitalized. Hesson claimed he retrieved a butcher knife after the dog neared the cats.
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Los Angeles
Leland Ray Hesson
Glenn Thomas
Hesson
Thomas
Adventists Fold Tents After Camp Meeting Ends
Seventh-day Adventists ended a 10 day camp meeting in Lynwood and families began returning home while about 200 pastors and their families stay several days to clean up. Officials call 1935 convocation their greatest with over 20 000 at Saturday Sabbath services and George Vandeman delivering a televised Sunday devotional address to a packed auditorium.
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Lynwood
Jane
George Vandeman
Washington, D.C
U S Rests in Bridges Oyster Case
In San Francisco the government rested its civil suit to strip Harry Bridges of U S citizenship and seek his deportation to Australia. Judge Louis E Good man ordered a recess until Monday July 1 as the trial proceeds without a jury. The government claims Bridges lied about never being a Communist Party member.
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San Francisco
Woman injured by stray baseball at concession stand
Mrs. Dorothy A Regan of 123 N Golden Ave suffered a broken nose Sunday when a fastball bounced back from a Pike concession throwing area, striking her about five or six feet away. The fracture was confirmed by X rays at Seaside Hospital.
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Dorothy A. Regan
Golden Ave
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