Budget Bill Placed Before Assembly After Committee Cuts
Sacramento, April 1 The Assembly Ways and Means Committee sent an 11 billion budget to the full Assembly after trimming 527,600 from the 196 record spending program and approving nearly 10 million in separate non budgeted expenditures. Governor Knight seeks 73 million more in revenue to balance the deficit, with a cigarette tax and higher levies under consideration. The panel also trimmed 2 million from the capital outlay program and cut 200,000 from the State Board of Equalization.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Thomas W. Caldecott
Berkeley
Knight
Ways and Means
San Jase State
Fresno State
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Colorado River Board
Arigora
Assemblymen
State Board of Equalization
St Peter's College senior earns five graduate scholarships
Michael Bed, a senior at St Peter's College in Jersey City, has been offered five graduate school scholarships, including a Fulbright Award for a year of study in Italy.
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O . Bell
Jersey City
N. J
VPI
Michael Bed
St. Peter's College
Italy
Mother of 1955 Crowned In Humble Ceremony
Lavina Christensen Fugel of Pleasant Grove Utah, aged 75, was named American Mother of 1955 at a Waldorf Astoria luncheon sponsored by American Mothers Committee Inc. Surrounded by eight living children, 34 grandchildren, and daughters and sons in law, she accepted a citation praising her as a devoted mother who built a home and life of reverence and understanding. Her late husband died a decade ago, and she had worked in fruit fields while guiding her large family.
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Christensen Fugal
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Daniel A. Poling
American Mothers Committee, Inc
New York
Fugal
Jan
Kristine
Sara
John
Milford I. Gardner
Delbert
Alfred Swenson
Jean
Harold Wright
G. Roy Fugal
Loile Beitley
Associated Press
Lavina Christensen Fugel
Waldorfstorne
Twin Survives Surgery Then Dies After Brain Vein Transfer
Rodney Brodie, Siamese twin survivor from Ferris Illinois, remained in a coma with brain bleeding after a 13 person surgical team separated him from his dying brother Roger. Doctors reported the vein transfer to Rodney after complications. Roger died 34 days later. Rodney’s condition stably grave with internal bleeding revealed at exploration. The birth date and early life details are noted, with ongoing uncertainty about the bleeding cause.
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Chicago
Rodney Brodie
Rodnead
Roger
Yegiwie
Rodney
Ferris
Surrender in Reims Ends World War II in Europe
Ten years ago at Reims Gen Alfred Jodl and Gustav Adolf entered the Allied map room to sign Germanys unconditional surrender. Eisenhower pressed for surrender to all Allied powers. Western news was delayed to coincide with a Soviet announcement. Commemoration in Reims marked by a plaque dedication and a memorial to French resistance.
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Teims
France
Terj
Alfred
Gustav Jodl
Allied
Germany
Eisenhower
Muger
Europe
Eastern Europe
Berlin
Reims
Missioners Batter Old Iceboxes for Long Beach Area
The Good Shepherd Rescue Mission of Los Angeles says it has removed 250 abandoned iceboxes and 256 refrigerators from southeast county areas and will focus on Long Beach. Trucks visit Long Beach and nearby areas twice weekly to collect old iceboxes for salvage and sale to fund rehabilitation programs. Reports can be sent to 419 E. 5th St., Los Angeles or via Jefferson 1431.
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Good Shepherd Rescue Mission
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Bell Gardens
Cordel
Norvalk
South Gate
Downey
Lawwood
Bell
Maywood
Huntington Park
Holly
Gate
Cudahy
Paramount
Priest
E. 5Th St
Jefferson
Nine Injured In Traffic Here In Long Beach Area
Nine people were injured in traffic accidents in the Long Beach area Friday night and early Saturday. Several victims required hospital care at Magnolia and Seaside Hospitals. Drivers Roy Albright and Milo Pearson were cited or involved in separate crashes on Pacific Coast Highway and 4th Street.
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Long Beach
Prospect Ave
Monica D. Day
Chestnut Ave
Ontaba Ave
Artesia St
Albright
Judith Smith
toJend
Geraldine
Reg
la Cara St. Lacer
Ernest G. Gundle
Long Beach Bivé
Lee E
Pacific Coast Hwy
Redondo Lageson
Atlantic Ave
Signal Hill
Edward I. Doyle
Mahanne St
Milo R. Pearson
4Th St
Seaside Hospital
Peason
Paul G. Pastor
Tulane Ave
Poe
E. Anaheim St
Temple Ave
Community Hospital
Pastor
P T A Hears Praise of Teachers in California
Los Angeles reports the three day annual California Parent Teachers Association convention closed with about 10000 delegates resolved to strengthen P T A units statewide. Mrs Billie Davis wife of a southwestern minister praised public schools and teachers for giving children a broader meaning of education and helping them become better individuals. The board named committee chairmen including Mrs Virgie Belew Atherton for secondary program and founders day and Mrs W W Wood Marysville for membership and elementary extension among others, with Everett Findley Long Beach as assistant juvenile protection chair and Mrs Stanley Olafson Los Angeles as convention chairman.
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Los Angeles
California
Virgie L. Belew
Atherton
Marysville
James Cor‘san
Modesto
A. J. Willams
Oakland
Civil Defense
Abram Bellinger
Bakersfield
Everett Findley
Long Beach
Stanley’ T. Olafson
Chessman Plea Denied by Federal Justices
Daryl Chessman lost his bid for rehearing on a habeas corpus petition in the U S Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. The eight judges denied the petition and signed the order with no comment. Chessman, sentenced to death in 1948 for kidnaping and robbery related to the Los Angeles red light bandit case, will appeal to the U S Supreme Court for a writ of review.
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Chessman
Bby
San Francisco
Daryl Chessman
U. S
U S Urges Polio Shots Be Halted
A six member medical panel reviewed polio vaccine methods at NIH Bethesda after post inoculation cases raised concerns. Michigan officials push cautious stance awaiting national licensing directives as Parke Davis vaccine cases surface and July reports hint at uncertain nationwide reaction.
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Scheele
Heustis
Michigan
Washington
Houstis
Schesle
Cutter Laboratories
Parke
Davis Laboratories
Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Jonas Salle
Pittsburgh
Wi H
Harbor Gl Says He Murdered a Woman in Chicago Case
Chicago police said Ft. MacArthur prisoner Jack Stevens, 21, confessed to smothering a blond woman named Clara Robinson after robbing a delicatessen and holding up a State Street store. Authorities questioned the report as Chicago records were not immediately found. Stevens surrendered at Ft. MacArthur as an AWOL soldier.
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San Pedro
Chicago
Ft. MacArthur
A. E. Gorgon
Jack Stevens
Stevens
Clara Robinson
Gorgon
Dixie Railroad Strike Nearing End
The Dixie Railroad Strike enters its fifth day as state police investigate a fatal shooting tied to the unrest. Raymond D. Murphy, 23, was killed near Walnut Street Bridge during a confrontation with striking workers and others. Harold Murphy and Shirley Mur, family members, described tensions as the strike continues with CIO Communications Workers of America demanding arbitration, which Southern Bell rejects as inappropriate for the ongoing labor dispute.
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Ken Murphy
Tim Chattanoogs
Walnut Street
Raymond D. Murphy
Geers
Murphy
Harold
Hardé
Winds Rip Texas Iowa One Killed In Storm Blast
A vast band of thunderstorms and tornadic winds swept from the Great Lakes to the central plains killing at least one person. In Temple Texas a wall collapsed killing Mrs Mamie Sennett and injuring others as a theater roof caved in. The storm also damaged the Academy School gym and the John Jansky farm area near Taylor. A bus truck crash near Farmersville injured 17 as winds and rain swept the region. Des Moines and What Cheer Iowa reported gusts and hail fell at Fredericksburg and Ossin. Substantial damage reported across Harlan and Kirkman in Iowa with buildings toppled and highways slick with rain. Temperature drops followed as northern plains cooled.
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Great Lakes
mid-Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Temple
Tex
Harlan
Mamie Sennett
Temple Theater
Academy School
Mies
Taylor
John Jansky
Texas
Farmersville
Theatre Players Open Workshop at Magnolia Ave
The Theatre Players announce a new workshop division at 2400 Magnolia Ave managed by Pat Brown to offer acting and stage technique classes for nonstudents. It will also showcase new Long Beach plays with Dick Fullmer directing the first year. Casting begins at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Magnolia headquarters. anyone interested may attend.
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Syorkshop
Magnolia Ave
Pat Brown
Long Beach
Dick Fullmer
Lagnolia
Fullmer
Adenauer and Dulles Eye German Outlook
In their first meeting as sovereign leaders, West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles discussed Germany's role in Western defense and plans for a four power conference to reunify Germany. They weighed Austria's neutralization and NATO ties amid South Viet Nam tensions and a Vietnamese political struggle between Bao Dai and Diem.
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Paris
Konrad Adenauer
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Austria
aAdvonauer
NATO
Self
NATO Council
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Vienna
Dulles
Adenauer
West
Foremosa
North Atlantic
Harold MacMillan
Eisenhower
Columbine
Europe
Western European Union
NATO J
West Germany
South Viet Nam
Bao Dat
Neo Dinh Diem
Diem
Binh Xuyen
Viet Nam
Guided Missiles Soon for Destroyers
Admiral Robert B. Carney announced that American destroyers will be armed with guided missiles and eventually become atomic powered. He spoke at the launch of the John Paul Jones in Bath and noted the Forrest Sherman nearing completion, stressing continued buildup of modern replacements. In Sasebo Japan, sixty six bodies were recovered from a landslide with seven missing as police reported.
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Bath
Maine
Robert B. Carney
Carney
Naval Operaations
John Paul Jones
Shet
Caw
Forrest Sherman
Bath Iron Works
Sasero
Japan
Sasebo
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le Cara St
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Hawthorne
Hazel Anderson
N.bayview Ave
Wilmington
32Nd St
Seashe ‘Hospital
Henry C. Anderson
Bayview ‘Ave
Vernal D. McGavin
Brittain
P-T.a
U.S
Harbor Gl
Dixie Railroad
Studio City
Arcadia
Iowa
Theatre Players
Destroyers
Aera
Fildaye
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