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A 6 year old boy Davi Gilhooley faced five teens in a New York park over candy and 3 cents. The boy alerted four policemen, the youths were caught, and he chose not to press charges after consulting his mother. Later he remembered his 4 cents and obtained it from his mother. The boy is son of Transit Authority commissioner John Gilhooley.
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John Gilhooley
Luther Hodges
Luther H. Hodges
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U.S
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Commerce
John F. Kennerly
$275 Million School Bond Victory Signals June Ballot
California voters face a June 7 decision on a $275 million school bond to fund state building grants and poverty programs San Joaquin news notes Gov Brown is expected to sign and send the measure to the primary ballot. The plan aims to hire more teachers and reduce pupil teacher ratios in grades K to 6 while funding portable classrooms and repairs. The measure, backed by Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh, was revised in conference to boost poverty aid from 20 to 35 million and to allow districts to use funds for rebuilding or portables. The Senate and Assembly approved the final form amid a technical correction and Governor's anticipated action.
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Boeing and Union Reach Manpower Accord
Boeing Co and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers reached a tentative manpower control accord. The agreement, subject to ratification at union meetings on April 27 at Seattle Wichita Cane Kennedy and other plants, would avert a strike and emphasizes seniority while preserving management flexibility.
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Coal Talks Stalemated as Union Split on Strike
Pittsburgh report says striking miners crippled soft coal output in central Appalachia for the ninth straight day while national contract talks in Washington remained deadlocked. A mass meeting in Moundsville was announced by miners, deemed illegal by district leaders who urged a boycott. Talks between UMW president Tony Boyle and mine operators’ chief negotiator Edward Fox ended after about two hours with little progress. The dispute traces to Boyle’s April 8 contract with a St Louis strip mine operator, prompting a 58,000 strong union strike and raising fears that Boyle negotiated with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association, whose members employ 40,000 soft coal miners and shape contracts for about 60,000 others.
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Unclear OCR: Beach Notice About Pot Quice
Fragmentary OCR text from Loto Beach California mentions a numeric amount and circulation line. Entities and facts are unreadable, no clear event date or identifiable organizations emerge.
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Loto Beach
Calif
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Pine Averse
Leva Beach
GOP Solons Tel Terms for Budget Support
In Sacramento Assembly Republicans, after over two weeks of holdouts, stated terms for backing Democratic Gov Brown’s $4.62 billion spending bill. Leader Robert T. Monagan outlined a GOP tax alternative and demanded budget cuts and revisions to proposed bond programs.
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Dymally Proposes Curb on Watts Liquor Outlets
Assemblyman Mervyn Dymally cites six thousand plus Watts liquor licenses and urges ABC to curb outlets to curb youth and crime. ABC disputes the figure, says there are far fewer licenses citywide, notes many licenses not yet reopened after riots, and stresses licenses can be revoked only after hearings.
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Sacramento Autos: AB 138 and College Funding Debates
Legislative actions target higher education funding and state college autonomy while debating tuition impacts. Proposals seek to extend state oversight, adjust bond funding, and preserve college governance amid ongoing budget pressures and education policy changes.
Liu Shao-chi Ends Burma Visit En Route to Peking
Communist China leader Liu Shao-chi completed a three day stop in Burma and left Rangoon for Peking. The journey followed high level talks with Burmese officials and reiterated Sino Burmese ties.
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Ranson Ladey
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