Gov Brown outlines five point traffic safety plan
Governor Brown proposed a five point program to reduce traffic deaths. It includes selective daytime enforcement with radar, uniform patrol cars, licensing reform, mandatory jail for license suspensions violations, and creation of an interagency traffic safety committee funded at 500000 dollars. He noted California’s highways are among the safest and cited a drop in deaths from past years.
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Ike and Herter to Meet at Palm Springs
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will likely meet ex-Secretary of State Chris Van A. Herter in Palm Springs during a three week desert vacation. They plan to be near the Eisenhowers at the Eldorado Country Club as Verter and his wife travel from Los Angeles.
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De Gaulle and Bourguiba Meet in Rambouillet Summit
President Charles de Gaulle and Tunisian leader Habib Bourguiba opened a private two man summit at Rambouillet Castle to discuss peace and the Algerian crisis. The meeting, attended by a small entourage, aims to pave the way for direct talks between France and Algerian rebels operating from Tunis with Bourguiba’s protection.
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New Prairie Storm Adds to Flood Peril
A developing storm spread snow from Kansas to New Mexico and threatened more rain across the southlands. Three inches fell in Santa Fe and two in Las Vegas New Mexico, with slick highways across Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico and Kansas.
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Catholic Bishop McDonnell Dies in Huntington at 66
Most Rev. Thomas J. McDonnell, 66, coadjutor bishop of Wheeling Diocese, died Saturday in Huntington, West Virginia, after an acute virus infection. The Catholic Church leadership notes his service within the Wheeling Roman Catholic Diocese.
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Earthquake Hits Japan Killing Two and Injuring Seven
A sharp quake in southern Japan killed a boy aged under 10 and a 62 year old woman, with seven others injured. Police reported 171 houses damaged or destroyed as residents fled into the streets of Miyazaki and Kagoshima. Roads, railways, and utilities were disrupted across southeastern Kyushu.
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Local Optical Office Offers Help to Pensioners
Senior citizens seeking aid with glasses and arrangements under California pension law can visit Dr. J. M. Soss at 37 Pirie Avenue. The office offers a cordial welcome, frames, and continuous service with optical grinding included.
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