Water budget deadlock spurs new Senate Assembly talks
The legislature debated two compromise water plans on the budget stalemate day. Senate rejected Budget No 4 24 to 12 while the Assembly passed it 57 to 12. A fifth conference committee was named as leaders pressed a possible McCarthy move for a 40 million water appropriation. Governor Knight conditionally signaled a special session contingent on support for a constitutional amendment. The panel also advanced a salary amendment, a 10 million harbor bond, and a 300 million veterans loan bond while rejecting a 250 million school construction bond.
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State Department of Water Resources
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John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
McCarthy
Hugh M. Burns
Gov. Knight
Coolidge
Constitution
Veterans’ Farm and Home Loans
Roosevelt Delayed by Food Poisoning in Denver
Rep. James Roosevelt of California was delayed about an hour by a mild food poisoning attack before delivering an address to the Allied Jewish Community Council in Denver. He apologized and blamed the illness on a meal at the House Restaurant in Washington. Roosevelt told the audience that the Eisenhower administration had put the country in a defensive foreign affairs position.
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James Roosevelt
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Jewish Community Council
Roosevelt
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Washington
Eisenhower
Expenditures Top State Revenue In First Half 1957 58
Sacramento reports state expenditures reached 810,404,361 in 1957 58 first half, up 101 095 538 from 1956 57 while revenue rose 580 792 369 an 136 per cent. General fund school aid and needy child programs climbed as University of California aid rose 17 percent. Bond costs jumped 728 percent and cautions against deficit financing were renewed urging pay as you go.
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Sacramento
Batenay Ae
Robert C
Kirkwood
University of California
Cranberry Scientist Henry James Franklin Dies in Wareham
Dr Henry James Franklin, a key figure in cranberry pest control, died Wednesday in Wareham after a long illness. His work helped conquer two pests harming the cranberry industry, earning him recognition among researchers and growers.
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Wareham
Mass
Henry James ‘Franklin
Navy tests space trip sim in sealed cabin
Six Navy crewmen endure a simulated trip to 80,000 feet in a pressurized chamber aboard a ship in Philadelphia area. They breathe 55 percent oxygen, live in the cabin a week, and report no ill effects. Pilot William Pfister and Lt Arthur Wohden, Coronado, Calif., lead the testing with 16 and 9 percent daily work, aiming to study high oxygen impact on behavior and endurance.
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William Pfister
North Island Naval Air Station
San Diego
Philadelphia
Navy
Calif
Sumusreauce
William J. Pfister
Coronado
Pfister
Arthur
F. Wohden
Pifinianey
Jordan Receives U S Aid For Arms Shipment
Capt. Charles F. Gell of the Philadelphia Naval Base air crew laboratory said the arms shipment for Jordan has arrived and the men are at work at the port of Aqaba. He reported the delivery today and noted the operation is proceedingExcellently.
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Charles F. Gell
Air Crew Equipatment
Phila- Amman
Jordan
Cholera Epidemic Claims 500 in Calcutta and Beyond
Reported cholera deaths reach about 500 in Calcutta amid rapid disease spread in crowded areas. Poor water supply and vaccine shortfalls hinder containment as authorities warn of escalating figures. Tokyo experiences a separate quake at 8:35 pm with minor damage reported and ongoing water filtration strains noted by officials.
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Calcutta
Didia
Dvie
Demic
Tokyo
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