Brown Attacks GOP Over Headlines State Budget Fight
San Francisco California Governor Brown assailed the Republican party as headline hungry and accused lawmakers of chasing publicity. He defended his 1961-62 budget, asking for 3.6 billion dollars to run next year, saying the plan is narrowly balanced and based on state economist projections. He urged fiscal responsibility and warned against political confidence games.
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Bandit Gels Payroll at N.Y. Theater
Two armed men robbed the Saint-Fontanne Theater payroll of 8300 backstage just before curtain at West 46th Street in New York. Manager Warren O'Hara and staff were forced to the floor as chorus girl Shirley Madonna and stagehand Murray Thurswell joined them. cast members continued the show unaware of the heist.
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Saint- Fontanne Theater
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Warren O'Hara
Shirley Madonna
Murray Thurswell
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Mary Martin
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Two Marines Drown as Landing Craft Sinks Off Camp Pendleton
A Marine landing craft with 24 Marines sank 150 yards from shore during a rough sea exercise. One Marine was drowned and another presumed dead, Corporal Robert G. Espinoza, 30, missing. Jerry D. Renshaw, 20, is identified as dead. Seven others injured lightly. all wore life preservers and swam ashore. Espinoza's wife Wanda and child Cherie live in Illinois. Renshaw's parents Barnett and Mrs. Renshaw live in Salem, Ohio.
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Salem
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Consumer Counsel Seeks Controls Over Health Policies
California consumer advocate Helen Nelson urges tighter state control of private health policies and hospital costs. She backs bills to regulate insurers, require policy grading for high risk patients, and open hospital records. Nelson argues private plans inflate care costs while failing to protect policyholders. She supports Assemblyman Ronald Brooks Cameron’s measures against perceived fraud and unethical practices.
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Congress
Senate and state bills spark consumer cost concerns
The report notes Senate actions and multiple bills on licensing, examinations, licenses and inmate services, plus a Washington Post obituary. It highlights consumer advocate remarks on rising insurance costs, medical markups, and drug price the impact on the public.
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