Ouster Move on Vickers Delayed by City Hall Sources
City Hall sources say an ouster effort against City Manager Sam E. Vickers will likely not proceed Tuesday and could be deferred for at least a year. Only three council members are openly committed, while five are needed to vote removal, and some anti Vickers members have withdrawn or not been invited to recent meetings. Vickers has not commented amid rumors as the council plans a February budget review and a second meeting after its release.
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Missing Girl Sought in Davis Family Mystery Authors
Police hunt for Linda J Millar 19 daughter of mystery writers Kenneth Millar and Margaret Millar after she vanished May 30 from Lake Tahoe Nevada near Stateline. She left a casino with two local men and planned to return to UC Davis dorm by 2 am, prompting a campus alert.
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Santa Barbara
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Margaret Millarey
Stateline
Woodland
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Frank Cortijo
Roth Tld
James Gorman
Weather Update: Mostly sunny late night into Tuesday
Forecast calls for low clouds late tonight and early Tuesday with mostly sunny skies after. Temperatures show little change, with expected mild conditions and light winds.
Mail Cargo Delivered by Missile
The Navy achieved the first successful U S mail delivery by a guided missile. A 36 foot Regulus fired from a submarine off the Florida coast reached Mayport near Jacksonville in 22 minutes. About 3 000 letters including one to President Eisenhower were carried and unloaded for rapid dispatch.
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Supreme Court
Shoosy Males Marriage Bureau Closes Its Doors
A Wolverhampton matrimony bureau that opened five months ago shut its doors Monday. Officials said all male applicants were young and choosy, while all female applicants were widows in their 40s and 50s.
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England
UPI
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X-15 Flies Free From B52 Above Edwards AFB
Test pilot Scott Crossfield piloted the XL rocket ship on a four minute free flight from 38 000 feet ten miles west of Edwards Air Force Base The black stubby winged craft landed with Crossfield testing the controls and noting the auxiliary power units functioning well This milestone marks a major step toward manned spaceflight for the United States
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America
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Rouer Space
al Rogers Dry Lake
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Bravata Family Crisis Highlights California Budget Debates
In East Orange a mother and quadruplets, including Sal Bravata, are reported fine at East Orange General Hospital while the father cites troubles. California’s budget wrangle dominates the scene as Assembly and Senate clash over a 1959-60 spending package totaling 2.224 billion dollars with changes on highway patrol, UC campus sites, state disaster offices and psychiatric staffing.
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Bravata Says Quadrasutcher Knew He Was Married
But Bravata, 39, a railroad conductor, says Louise Strohlein Bravata knew of his marriage all along. He claims Grace Bravata is giving him a hard time and that his lawyer Werman Caponi of New York will confer with him. Caponi said Bravata and the quads’ mother had never been, per Sunday notes.
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Forgotten Fortune Heirs May Claim $200,000 In IRS Refunds
A Long Beach area alert notes 3,946 residents may be heirs to about $200,000 in unclaimed federal tax refund checks. The Press-Telegram will publish daily lists for eight weeks beginning Monday, June 15, with instructions to verify identity by writing to the IRS instead of calling.
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Eisenhower asks lifting of debt ceiling and higher savings bond rates
President Eisenhower asked Congress to remove the current 3.4 percent interest cap on savings bonds and to permit a higher national debt ceiling. The plan, tied to offering 2 percent interest on all bonds issued after June 1, drew immediate Democratic opposition and objections from Sen. Barry Goldwater. The Treasury signaled approval if Congress acts, with the aim of boosting returns for small investors while extending bond maturities to provide extra profit.
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Boy's Shot Kills L. A. Performer
A 48 year old entertainer Mamie Alice Peniman of Sun Valley California was accidentally shot dead by a 5 year old boy at the Pittsburgh Bicentennial Exposition in Point Park. The boy’s father restrained him as the tragedy unfolded amid Sunday crowds. The incident stunned Peniman’s husband Frank Peniman and many witnesses.
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Russ Seen Pushing OK on Summit
The Four Power talks enter week five with signs Russia will press for a quick summit. US Britain and France met with Andrei Gromyko at his Moscow headquarters after a strategy session, gloomy on Berlin accord prospects after Khrushchev’s weekend warning. Khrushchev said East West pacts will likely be reached at the summit, even if ministers strike only one agreement.
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Sevick
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Moscow
Walkers Resemble Castro Rebels Complete 2300-Mile Journey
Two Los Angeles men trek 2300 miles to Mexico City in seven months, drawing comparisons to Castro rebels. The bustling route spans multiple regions and headlines note where to find further details across the paper.
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Mexico City
Farm Labor Carrier Explodes After Phoenix Crash
A crudely fashioned bus carrying sixteen farm laborers to Tolleson garlic fields near Phoenix exploded after crashing into a tree. One official count listed 16 dead and 192 injured, all Mexican nationals, with many in serious condition from burns and broken bones. The driver, Nala Manuel Gloria Jr., said he dozed off and would have handed driving to his assistant at an intersection 100 yards ahead. The vehicle, converted from a truck, left Baseline Road, plowed a ditch, and burst into flames, trapping victims inside the single rear exit.
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Doak craft tested for helicopter and plane combo
Doak Aircraft of Torrance disclosed successful Army test flights of a twin wingtip ducted fan craft. The Doak 16, with 25 5 foot wingspan and 32 foot length, can hover vertically and fly horizontally. Army financing supports its potential for observation and liaison service between small cities and major airports.
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