Storms Hit Mid U S Southeast and Florida Waters
Storms swept the plains and southeastern states with heavy rain and tornado warnings. Florida towns near Perry reported 11 inches of rain and evacuations while Coffeyville, Kansas faced a flood caused by a Verdigris River bridge collapse. several drownings were noted across multiple states.
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Legislative Roundup Hits State Capital In 1957 Session Rush
The Sacramento legislative roundup notes adjournment rush as the 1957 session nears its end. The oil tax bill advances on a sliding royalty scale, Senate 35 to 2 final passage, amid debate over attracting bidders versus higher costs. Assembly and Senate clash over school funding for the 1957-59 budget, Oroville Dam plans face standoff, and water rights remain unsettled. The report covers bills on pensions, death penalties, water regulation, auto safety, and explosives transport.
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Emeo
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James EB. Cunningham
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Harvey Banks
Oroville
Southland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Court Rules Military Can Not Try Civilians Abroad
The Supreme Court ruled civilians accompanying the armed forces overseas are not subject to military courts for crimes committed abroad. The decision, 6-2, overturned earlier opinions and limited military jurisdiction. Justice Black did not participate. Reports also note updates on Chinese espionage cases and political prisoners in Asia.
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Constitution Limits Trials to Courts for Civilians
A quotation notes that under the constitution only courts of law have power to try civilians for their offenses against the United States, emphasizing due process and legal jurisdiction.
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Algiers Dance Hall Bomb Kills Seven, Wounds Eighty Three
A blast at the Casino de la Corniche during a seaside dance in Algiers killed seven people and injured eighty three, many from prominent families. Authorities suspect Algerian nationalists behind the attack, which struck a band under the terrace and harmed youths and children present. The incident follows recent bombings targeting public spaces in Algiers.
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Starway” Orchestra
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Harriman watches grandson christening at church near farm
Governor Averell Harriman attended the christening of his sixth grandchild Averell Harriman Mortimer at St. John's Episcopal Church near his farm. The ceremony was held Sunday with family present.
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Kin i in Capital With Petition From Ottawa Supporters
An Illinois auto mechanic Girard Kin i arrived in Washington with 16 800 mother signatures backing his brother William Girard's appeal to reverse a government decision to try him in Japanese court for a Japanese woman’s death. A delegation from Ottawa gathered 20 000 signatures on a 180 foot scroll and met with Edward A. McCabe to press the case.
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Salk Vaccine Pioneer Bennett Ends Life in Despair
Maj Sryon L. Bennett, 49, involved in developing the Salk polio vaccine, shot himself after a long hip disease left him with limited activity. Friends said he had been despondent, and Sunday his death was reported from Pittsburgh.
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Vress-Gelegram Daily Ad Notice Summary
The notice lists a Merete Airy Grey attire advertisement from Long Beach with a street address at Biye Avenue and a contact number. It notes daily publication excluding Sunday and an urgent advance entry for a class master named Mase Wismh.
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U S Puts Polish on Arms Plan
The United States works to finalize a disarmament proposal for the London talks. Harold Stassen returns from London amid private consultations with British French Canadian and Soviet counterparts shaping an open skies aerial inspection limit on atomic weapon reductions and a triad weapons test suspension.
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100 mph Winds Batter Jackson Hole Area
Strong winds estimated at 100 miles per hour toppled four trees and cut communications at Carter Bay on Jackson Lake, Wyoming. Crews repaired tangled power lines and telephones, enabling Grand Teton National Park officials to call in help for cleanup. Colter Bay area slated for recreational dedication this weekend near Yellowstone.
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Concert Program for Municipal Band in Jane Illinois
A concert program listing a Tuesday afternoon and evening Municipal Band performance conducted by Payne, with Tallihorn and Koer, broadcast details, and venue at Watt Municipal Auditorium Mis Granada. The readable fragments reference Renuesty TV and Tingle Pantany items, suggesting broadcast notes and ancillary acts.
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Downed Jet Pilot Ejects 75 Feet Under Sea
Lt. Norman Lothan, 27, of Geneva Nebraska now in San Diego, described surviving a March 22 crash off the Southern California coast when his Douglas F4D Skyray on the Essex rolled tail first overboard. He ejected 75 feet beneath the surface, released from the ejection system, and swam to safety aided by a helicopter. He suffered only cuts and bruises despite the harrowing ordeal.
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Neb
San Diego
Essex
California
Abee
Supreme Court Protects Union Official Silence in Fifth Amendment Ruling
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld Joseph Curcio's refusal to disclose the whereabouts of union records to a federal grand jury. Justice Burton wrote that forcing him to reveal his thoughts would compel self incrimination, violating the Fifth Amendment. Curcio had been jailed for contempt in New York but his sentence was reversed.
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International Brotherhone of Teamsters
Curcio
U. S
Gregory F. Noonan
New York
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Bete
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Arthritis Conquered by Dr Duncan Treatment
A short ad claims Long Beach doctor improves body systems with a treatment that eases pains relaxes muscles cleanses circulation and organs. Benefits listed include better sleep energy digestion and overall health with a first treatment priced at 4.00 and contact at 2315 E 7th St.
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Duncan
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Barstow Opens New $500,000 Hospital To Replace Closed Shelter
A new five hundred thousand dollar hospital is expected to open here to replace an older community institution that was closed last year, with officials aiming to improve local medical care and capacity.
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