Kefauver Seeks California Victory In Campaign Swing
Senator Kefauver campaigned in Long Beach urging support in June as he touted Democratic unity and criticized Republicans. He spoke at Poly High and at the Lafayette Hotel, drawing about 1 200 in Poly High and 73 at a University Club reception. He planned further stops in Chino Huntington Park and Los Angeles before leaving California Tuesday backed by Culbert Olson and California party leaders.
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Culbert Olson
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Tom Carrell
Third Storm In Eight Days Hits East
A third snow storm in eight days affected New York state and most of New England with forecast snow of up to inches. Cold wave warnings extended into West Virginia and Virginia as much of the southern Midwest and Ohio Valley faced colder weather. Michigan towns reported substantial snowfall with Jackson at 10 inches Grand Rapids and Detroit at 7 inches. Erie Pennsylvania measured four inches in six hours and Buffalo New York three inches while rain showers dotted areas south of the snow belt.
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Hatchet attack at Houston airport leads to murder charge
Franklin Wayne Ray faced an assault to murder charge after a hatchet attack at Houston International Airport on Dallas regional manager Lawrence E. Haiswood. Haiswood, 45, sustained head blows but remained conscious and not seriously injured. Ray claimed blackouts drive his actions and said he did not know the victim or where the hatchet came from.
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Students Sue for 1954 Car in Napkin Bargain
San Diego Juniors Ronald Kollman and Robert French, both 22, sought delivery of a $1,200 car in exchange for 48 napkins bearing an ad promising “This napkin good for $25 toward purchase of any car.” They filed a municipal court suit after the dealer refused.
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Robert E. French
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U S Rejects Japan Plea on Pacific A Test
Washington reports the United States refused Japan’s request to suspend its Pacific hydrogen bomb tests. The State Department said tests are vital to free world defense and rejected compensation for economic losses or shipping disruption. Tokyo urged safeguards. Japan noted casualties from fallout with one fisherman later dying.
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Tunisian National Front Poised to Sweep First Legislature
In Tunisia opponents call for massive abstentions as the National Front led by Habib Bourguiba prepares to win the 98 seats in the new National Assembly. Communists run about 20 candidates mostly for propaganda. boycott calls also surface from old Destour factions.
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Bonelli Pal Surrenders in Liquor Case
Edward Levine surrendered to the Pima County sheriff on fugitive charges linked to a California conspiracy indictment with William Bonelli former Board of Equalization member. Levine faces a $23,000 bond, with extradition to be contested. Bonelli has prior extradition battles tied to a 1954 liquor licensing probe.
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New York Republicans rebuff Harriman on key proposals
Albany reports a closing session of the New York Legislature with Republicans rebuffing Gov Averell Harriman on highway financing taxes and state services. They passed 35 million dollars from surplus for a highway plan and defeated his tax and rate requests. Harriman signaled possible vetoes while Democrats and Republicans clash over fiscal policy.
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Estes Kefauver Masters Rogue Shot In Public Gaffe
In Long Beach Kefauver, the Tennessee Democratic presidential hopeful, mishandled a rogue mallet while posing for a campaign photo, then persisted. After four misses and a challenge from photographers, he finally landed a fifth shot and completed the sequence, showing determination amid the crowd.
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Dulles calls for broad aid in push for policy
In a major address Secretary Dulles urged all-out foreign aid to back administration policy. The plan asks 4.9 billion dollars in Congress: three billion for military assistance to allies and 1.8 billion for economic aid in Asia and the Middle East, plus up to 100 million annually for a decade for long-term construction projects.
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California Budget Battle Unveils Largest State Spend
Senate and Assembly edge toward final 1956 57 budget as negotiators weigh a record total of roughly 1.77 billion dollars. The Senate proposed 1.78 billion with added line items. the Assembly had approved 1.75 billion. No new taxes expected. reserves to cover the gap. Budget conflicts include water measures, hospital and public works funding, and pay raises for state workers. California's government eyes two-house talks after Senate action sets stage for final passage.
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Phantom Truck Driverless Vehicle Spooks San Francisco
In San Francisco on a steep street Jerry Shebar started to move from a parking spot when a truck without a driver appeared in his rear-view. He fled as the truck sped forward and struck an upsetment house, scraped a light pole, and slammed against a curb before stopping without further damage or injuries.
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Shobar
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Body of Child Found in Back Yard Pool
Two year old Erim Nothrop opened a door to death and wandered outside alone. Her body was recovered Friday from a backyard swimming pool in Miami Florida. The tragedy highlights dangers of unlocked doors and unsupervised outdoor access for toddlers.
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Erim Nothrop
CAB Rules Airline Overpaid for Mail
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled the government overpaid Pan American World Airways and Transworld Airlines for carrying mail across the Atlantic between 1946 and 1950. Pan American may receive up to 3.875 million dollars, TWA up to 7.562 million, and American Overseas Airlines may be underpaid by as much as 4.947 million, with Pan American to receive the settlement.
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Do You Agree Love is the Wart Satire Note
A cryptic line fragment from an American satirist and critic notes a delayed stance on love. It references Exsy Wn and Meniker with unclear context and dates, suggesting a gutter critique voice and a late commentary on affection.
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Newman Wins Delayed Speeding Case to Make Wedding
In Queens traffic court, Newman waited over four hours for a speeding case. He asked Magistrate Del Gorno to move it up due to a wedding at the Brooklyn Municipal Building. The case was dismissed, letting him attend his ceremony on time.
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Phil Newman
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del Gornio
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