Long Beach Mayor Pushes Funded Yard Unitization
Long Beach moves to fund repressuring at the shipyard with oil company cooperation and unitization agreements. The mayor cited state antisubsidence bills and sideline oil funds to finance the program as California Attorney General Edmund Brown planned talks with Navy and Justice officials to delay any lawsuit pending program results.
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Kealer
Navy
F. Trowbridge Vom Baur
Wilmington
Congress
Long Beach
California
Staet
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Justice Department
Brown
Seth
Rebels Lose Air Supremacy in North Celebes
Indonesian air force spokesman said rebels have lost air supremacy in North Celebes and not flown since May 18. Eleven rebel planes were claimed destroyed and no air force planes downed by rebels. The spokesman acknowledged some government Catalina flying boats were damaged by rebel raids over Borneo and the Moluccas.
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Indonesia
Celebes
Borneo
Moluccas
FOR KICKS 2 With Slingshot Break 15 Windows
Detroit youths Gerald Middaugh and Sarah McDonald both 21 were held for malicious destruction of property after police say they used a sling shot to smash 15 windows at 15 businesses. Lt. Paul Pistle quoted Middaugh saying the acts were done “for kicks” and noted they later questioned a bartender about who would have done such a thing.
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Detroit
Gerald Middaugh
Sarah N. McDonald
Paul Pistle
Pistle
Middaugh
Dulles Says Russia May Come Around
Dulles predicts Russia may ease its stance as satellites gain independence, while repressions rise in harsh climates. He testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on satellite aid and a proposed plan to empower Moscow’s satellites with independent paths. The vote split along party lines, with Republicans and Democrats arguing over foreign aid authority and economic leverage.
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Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
State Department
Humphrey
Republans
Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Committee
May Jobs Gain Reported With Rising Unemployment
May unemployment totals show a drop to three million with a possible jump to six million this summer. Secretary of Labor Mitchell stated in Chicago that may totals could fall below five million, while Congress and Eisenhower approved a federal plan to extend jobless benefits, with states choosing to participate or extend benefits on their own.
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Mitchell
Chicago
Congress
Eisenhower
100 Strike Shuts Plymouth Plants
Detroit Chrysler Corp. closed the Plymouth body and assembly plants after 2,700 workers were sent home when 1 00 members of the United Auto Workers Union walked off in the film department. The Daw had no comment. Union stewards refused to work, prompting the walkout and prompting Chrysler Vice President John Leary to condemn the move as harming union members during widespread unemployment.
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Detroit & Chrysler Corp
Plymouth
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
DAW
Chrysler
Johnn P. Leary
UAW
Eisenhower Sets Four Commandments for GOP Congress
President Eisenhower outlined four key policy priorities after a White House breakfast with Republican lawmakers. The list includes defense reorganization, foreign aid, extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act, and cautious antirecession measures. Delegates, led by Reps Frelinghuysen and Westland, described the session as candid and emphasized support for the defense program as recommended.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Capitol
Congress
Burns Girl's Sentencing Set Monday
Los Angeles reports 13 year old Anne Burns daughter of the late comedian Bob Burns will be sentenced Monday for narcotics addiction after a two day trial. The charges are two misdemeanors with a possible 90 days to one year in jail. She testified officers kept her from contacting friends until she gave a statement implicating David Mack 26. Mack, who was wed to the girl on the eve of his felony trial for supplying narcotics to a minor, was found guilty and awaits sentencing.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Anne Burths
Bob Burns
Miss Burns
Hollywood
David'' Mack
Mack
Brown Seeks Four Year Term Amid Campaign Lines
President Nixon would face scrutiny if he campaigns for the senator, Brown says. He distances from labor but cites unemployment fears. insists Knowland’s right to work stance helped his camp. Brown plans to attend attorneys general conference and explains success as driven by bread and butter issues amid a wary electorate.
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California
Brown
Republican Party
Republi
Gene
Feral
Knowland
Washington
Chicago
New York
Istock
Lykes Bros
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