Move Aimed to Determine Air Pollution
Governor Knight interrupted a campaign tour to urge the oil industry to halt refining in the public interest for an adequate test of smog sources. He called for a temporary production suspension and asked companies to keep workers paid, while industry officials offered cautious, unofficial responses amid Southern California’s ongoing smog crisis involving refineries, hydracar bon emissions, and hydrocarbon contributions.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin Knight
California
Westeren Oi
Gox Assa
Ford
Knight
Enig
Varior
Educators Hear Labor Industry Debate At Conference
Spokesmen for industry and labor clashed on liberal aid to education during the California Association of School Administrators meeting at Municipal Auditorium in San Francisco. NAM chief H G McClellan rejected charges that industry seeks self serving federal help, while NAM rumors of an inconsistency in a 1951 NAM resolution prompted defender Charles P Scully to vow to withstand such charges.
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Page Bei
Indushey and Labor
California Association of School Administrators
Municipal Auditorium
Charles P. Scully
San Francisco
California State Federation of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
Scully
H. G. McClellan
NAM
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Classified-B-8 to 15 Reference Note
The text lists sections and page numbers of a newspaper issue including Beach Combing Bridge Editorial Financial Obituaries Sports Theaters and more with designated page locations for each topic and column. It serves as a contents guide directing readers to where to find specific features in the issue.
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Boyle
Wilson
Smog District Orders One Refinery Shut
The County Air Pollution Central District ordered Standard Oil Company to shut down its new 20 million dollar petroleum unit at FE Segundo after denying a permit to operate its catalytic cracking unit that would add 49 000 barrels daily. Emissions exceeded density limits and dust was discharged. Tests resumed, with a 10 day appeal period, while officials consider a remedy and possible warranty.
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Standard Oi Company
FE Segundo
Forder
Ofl Indusiry
Ab Ystripper
Tarry ‘Yeeldue
Stear
General Chemical Co
Kenneth Tlahn
Jearlier
B25 Crash Kills Three in Delta County Wreck
Dr. Percy L. Julian of Paris Texas said he turned the matter to the FBI and stated no move to disclose further. A B25 bomber owned by a Montgomery Alabama to Enid Oklahoma operator crashed about 20 miles south of here. Three bodies were found in the wreckage and a bomb was located nearby. The incident occurred near Lake Cree.
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Percy L. Julian
Tolsday
FBI
Julian
Paris
Tex
Anti& Research
Chemical Company
Montgomery
Enid
Oak Park
Anlokla
Here
Den
Lamar
Lake Cree
Delta County
Quell Food Riot at Missouri Pen Nearly Grinds to Stop
A dining hall demonstration at the Missouri Penitentiary drew 500 to 600 inmates who dumped plates and marched out. Police and highway patrol arrived with riot gear but officials said the disturbance was under control after about an hour. Guards previously endured a riot last month that left four dead, 30 injured and caused seven million dollars in damage.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
William P. Steinhruser
Hall
Wayden Ralph Eidson
Steimhausen
Canvic
J Prison
Eisenhower renews push for voluntary health insurance plan
President Eisenhower urged renewed action on a voluntary health insurance program during a New York visit. He asked Congress to back government underwriting of up to 75 percent of losses for private and non-profit insurers expanding their health coverage. He spoke at a Waldorf-Astoria dinner, then flew to Washington.
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New York
Tiesenhower
Republican Congress
New Yorks
Congress
Auimand
Smith Memorial Foundation
Waldorf-Astorn
Hisenhower
Washington
White House
Woman in Iron Lung Delivers Premature Baby Girl
In Pintings Montana a 25 year old Powell Wyoming woman with bulbar polio, confined in an iron lung, gave birth by cesarean section to a premature girl. Attendants report the mother, also mother of three boys, is in critical condition but improved after delivery. The infant was placed in an incubator and faces careful monitoring while the mother recovers in hospital.
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Pintings
Mont
Powell
Wyonoran
Donald Singer
Owas
Sing
Hope Wanes in Hunt for Lest Farm Boy
A year old boy named Lavem Inget disappeared Sunday from his parents farm near a North Dakota prairie town. A dwindling search party pressed through rough country as hours passed with little sign of the missing child. Family members, Mr. and Mrs. Obert Enget, reported the boy followed his father into a pasture before the disappearance.
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ruwnEs Langay
North Dakota
LaVem Lnget
Obert Enget
Enget
Collins Raw Liquor Permit Scandal Ties Officials to Bribes
Former Assembly speaker Sam L Collins and his son face indictment for allegedly operating a market for liquor licenses and taking bribes up to 10,000 each. Grand jury transcripts reveal testimonies from Willowbrook Golf Club owner George Thompson and others, with payments reported by multiple witnesses.
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Santa Ana
Sam L. Collins
Orange
Grand Jury
Collins
California Assembly
Sam. E
Fullerton
Herman Pause
Orange County State Equalization Liquor Control Office
Willowbrook
Tito
George K Thompson
Geil Club
Ella Louis Dupleix
Tustin & Operator
George Underwood
Buena Park
Thompson
Sam
State Board of Equalization
Harry Lehman
Long Beach Culinary Workers
AFL
Charles E. Devine
Orange County Central Labor Council
Dupleix
Lehman
Dane Vitullo
Devine
Yel led Until Hoarse Injured Driver Trapped 50 Hours
In Macon Georgia a 61 year old salesman, found alive after 50 hours trapped in his wrecked car, described his ordeal to his wife Mrs M E Ballard. He sustained multiple fractures and deep shock, survived near freezing weather before rescue.
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Macon
M.E. Ballard
A . Ballard
Cochran
Bilard
Father backs car. toddler injured under vehicle
Donald Glenn Robertson, 18 months, was found under the front of a car in a garage after his father, Donald Grant Robertson, drove in. He suffered brain concussion and shoulder injuries but no broken bones. The accident happened after the parents returned home from the dentist and the father did not see the child.
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Donald Glenn Robertson
Kathleen Hanrahan
Seaside Hospital
Donald Grant Robertson
Robertson
Seaside
Donald
Luray St
Weather outlook. sunny through Saturday with low clouds
Mostly sunny through Saturday with night and morning low clouds and fog. Little change in temperature expected.
NATO invites West Germany to join alliance amid Saar talks
The NATO council unanimously invites West Germany to become the alliance’s fifth full member as French German talks on the Saar remain deadlocked. Adenauer attends as a guest, while Dulles and Eden praise the move and Germany pledges to honor UN Charter principles and peace.
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Paris
Saar
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
Alliante
Pierre MendesFrance
NATO Council
Rench
Freja
Sir ‘Anthony Eden
U. S
John Foster Dulles
NATO
Dulles
N.C. Hisnten
Germany
Norway
Halvard Lange
United Nations
Adeneuer
Heart Attack Kills Skouras Film Magnate
Charles B. Skouras Greek immigrant and film magnate dies at 65 from a heart attack in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a week of illness. President of Fox West Coast and National Theaters, elder in a theater dynasty. survived by Florence, two daughters and a son. Earlier rose from busboy to top executive.
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Los Angeles
Charles B. Skouras
Cedars of Jobsnon Hospital
Fox West Coast
National Theaters
Spyros
20Th Century-Fox Studios
George
Skouras
New York
Charles
Florence
Treasury Department
Five dead and two missing in Thai air crash
A police training plane with seven aboard crashed in the Gulf of Thailand. Five bodies were recovered and brought to Bangkok, while two people remained missing.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Gulf of Thailand
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