Brown Weighs Governor Run Amid Funding Hopes
California Democratic leader General Edmund G. Brown says he may seek the governorship if he can secure about 500000 in financial backing but stresses no candidacy declaration. An attorney general, he also cites a possible move to private business and hints at a Senate option favored by party figures. Brown notes stronger support than before but not the required level.
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Pilot Dips Airliner Injuring Two Women in Flight
A Trans World airliner with four engines on a Chicago to Tucson run dipped at 18,000 feet injuring two women, Mary Clark and Dorothy Rekow. Clark, 68, was hospitalized after being thrown from her seat and struck by an object, while Rekow suffered a bruised hip and possible injuries from a dropped suitcase. The captain attributed the dive to dodging an unreported object. The aircraft continued to Tucson.
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Tremors Recorded on Fordham Seismograph
Two fairly strong earth tremors were noted Monday on Fordham University seismograph, likely originating from the Aleutian region.
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Aleutians
Fordham University
Skelton Son Trip Delayed To See Padre Pio
Red Skelton said his son, a lookerji-stricken year-old, is too tired to travel today. The family will depart Rome on Wednesday by train to Foggia and drive to San Giovanni Rotondo to visit Padre Pio of Pietrelcina, the 68-year-old monk who bears the stigmata replica of Christ’s wounds for 39 years.
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Assembly unit splits into ten probes in state council
Sacramento reports the Assembly Conservation Planning and Public Works Committee will form ten subcommittees to probe as many topics with a $69,500 planned spend over two years. Chair Lind said investigations should yield important state findings as 30,000 new Californians enter monthly. Subcommittee chairs include Collier on water reclamation, Hansen on taxes, Kilpatrick on enemy attack, Meyers on bay pollution, Beaver on atomic energy, Rees on planning, Unruh on beaches and parks, Lowrey on lands and resources, and Lindsay on public works.
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Public Works
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Los Angeles
William Hansen
Fresno
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A-La Mesa
Vernon Kilpatrick
Defense Bill Nears Final Passage In Congress
Senate-House conference panel agreed on a final Defense Department bill of 43.759 billion. The compromise adds 297 million over the House total and trims 774 million from Senate levels. It funds Army 37.265 billion, Air Force 15.930 billion, and Navy 9.866 billion with much of the rise for aircraft procurement and R&D.
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Not Getting Anywhere Be Your Own Boss Zeak Ad
Classified ad urges readers to join Zeak in business opportunities to start their own venture. Highlights potential independence and income. Appears in a classifieds section size and tone consistent with local newspaper promotions.
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