Senate Tidelands Bill Heads to House for Final Action
House Majority Leader Halleck says the Senate amended submerged lands bill will be brought up Tuesday for final approval. House sponsors aim to accept Senate changes so it goes to the President without further Senate action. The measure centers on continental shelf jurisdiction and state ownership of submerged lands.
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Washington
House
Halleck
R.-Ind
Senate
Interior Department
Daniel D.texas
Calif Tax Fix Tries Murder Threat Bared
Senate investigations subcommittee highlighted tax fixing attempts in California with cash rewards and murder threats. Fussell W. Duke, West Coast public relations man, tied to Edward F. Morgan as they exchanged code messages about tax cases. Morgan denied any code arrangement while loans and payments totaling thousands are noted.
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Rowland Evans JR
Washington
California
Sen. McCarthy
R.-Wis
Senate
Fussell W. Duke
Duke
Edward F. Morgan
Senate Foreign Relations
McCarthy
State Department
Morgan
Russell W. Duke
Edward P. Morgan
Millard B. Fydings
Red
Classified-Pages C-6 to II overview
A brief index lists where to find sections in the newspaper. It maps topics such as Beach Combing on Page C-1, Boyle on Page B-11, Bridge on Page 6-11, Comics on Page C-4, and Sports on Pages A-23 to A-26, along with obituaries on Page C-2 and other features across various pages. The guide helps readers navigate the issue.
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Boyle
Nine Die as Chile Quake Injures Dozens
Santiago reports nine dead and thirty five wounded after a violent earthquake that struck Chile on Wednesday. Officials noted the death toll was lower than feared with earlier unofficial reports citing higher numbers.
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Santiago
Chile
Signals Change Ike to Travel by Train for New York Trip
The White House said President Eisenhower would travel by train to New York for a Republican banquet, due to bad weather possibly grounding a planned airplane flight. If weather clears, he may fly back after the speech, with New York Republicans covering travel costs.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
New York
James C. Hagerty
American Airlines
Pennsylvania Station
LaGcardia
Hagerty
New York State
New York State Republican Committee
Astor
Waldorf Storia
Long Beach
Wal‘dort
Lve
NBC
Truce Break as Foe Bows on PW Issue
AP dispatch from Panmunjom reports Communist leaders offering a new eight point plan to break the Korean truce deadlock. It accepts that POWs who refuse to return home must stay in Korea and proposes a five nation neutral commission to guard 48 500 prisoners. Allies seek time for top level study as prewar exchanges resume. The proposal marks the first major shift since talks reopened April 26 and includes two concessions to Allied demands.
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Robert B. Tuckman
I Panmunjom
Korea
Barrien
Long Beach
Harrison
U. N
Rede Sug
Huge Vehicle Knocks Hostel Off Foundation
A Greyhound bus with about 18 passengers rammed a trailer and truck on Highway 59, plowed through a steel fence, and crashed into a motel four blocks off the road. Fifteen were taken to Madera hospitals. driver James Gilbert and truck driver Donald Ferguson were in critical condition. The motel owner estimated $10,000 in damage. The bus was traveling south from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
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Madera
Greyhound
Here
James T. Gilbert
Fresno
Donald Ferguson
Illinois Ave
South Gate
Gilbert
David D. Yonker
Phoenix
Ariz
Yonker
Nettie Garcia
Madera Sanitarium
Jack Harrington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bureau to Slash 1000 From Staff
The Bureau plans to cut 1000 positions by June 30 from a 13,000-employee staff. Assistant Secretary Fred G. Aandahl said the layoffs target economists and marketing specialists in proj ect planning and maintenance as well as information staff. The House-passed appropriation bill drives the reductions for the new fiscal year starting July 1.
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Serior Department
Reclamation’ Bureau
Fred G. Aandahl
House
Aandahi
Jurors Called by Poker Czar in California Court
William L Robertson of Seal Beach, accused on conspiracy charges linked to a gambling club, has subpoenas issued for the full Grand Jury, District Attorney James Davis, Deputy District Attorney Robert Whitson, and Court President Lester Slabacc. Attorney James Walker may seek to set aside indictments or change venue amid widespread publicity. Arraignments for eight defendants have been delayed. bail is set at 2000 dollars for each. A. J. P. operator of a Seal Beach taxi firm and four drivers face arraignments, represented by Fred Johnston.
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Robertson Eisenhower
James Walker
White House
Robertson
Seal Beach
Walker
Fred Johnston
Inmates Escape Weston State Hospital With Attendant Hostage
Nine inmates from the ward for insane criminals forced their way out of Weston State Hospital early today and seized attendant Gilbert Lowther as a hostage. The attendant was freed unharmed after the escapees left the security building.
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Weston
W. Va
Weston State Hospital
Gilbert Lowther
U S Rejects French Laos UN Opposition
U S officials refused to accept France opposing the UN action on Laos. In Paris American Ambassador Douglas Dillon relayed France’s views while U S discussions continued in Paris and Washington. Authorities indicated the United States would press France to reconsider as Thailand could pursue the UN initiative separately.
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Washington
U. S
France
Laos
Douglas Dillon
Paris
U. N
Michael McDermott
United States
United Nations
McDermott
State Dukes
Congressional
Viet Nam
Thailand
U.N
State Department
Air Force chief Hoyt Vandenberg to retire June 30
White House announces Gen Hoyt S Vandenberg will retire as Air Force chief of staff and be succeeded by Gen Nathan F Twining who would take over after Senate confirmation. Twining currently is vice chief of staff with a two year term. The change marks the first Joint Chiefs of Staff shuffle since Eisenhower took office.
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Washington
White House
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Twining
Senate
Vandenberg
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Thomas Dresser White
Bachelary
Air
Harold E. Talbott
Talbott
Delay A-Blast Until Friday for Weather Postponement
The Nevada proving ground atomic test, eighth of the spring series, is postponed 24 hours due to unfavorable atmospheric conditions. The shot now targets about 8:30 a.m. Friday weather permitting, with 2000 Army troops to be stationed 9800 yards from ground zero. The AEC says each nuclear test costs over 3 million dollars, excluding device costs, with similar military spending on maneuvers.
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Las ‘Vegas
Nevada Proving Ground
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Nevada Test Site
Weather Summary For Today And Friday
Clear today and Friday with variable conditions. Morning cloudiness gives way to clearer skies. Cooler temperatures expected across the region with a gradual recovery later in the day and into Friday.
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