Brown Seeks Kerly Plan for California Growth
Gov. Edmund G. Brown urged a comprehensive growth policy at a two day California planning conference. He cited the Paddy Enright case, noting BEVERLY HILLS desertion and a guilty plea after 78 days of service as context for arguing against repeated eastern-state mistakes. Brown warned California could add millions in 20 years, aiming to avoid slums, gridlock, and traffic through better planning.
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Paddy) Enright
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Jane Froman Weds Columbia Newsman in Missouri
Singer Jane Froman married Columbia Tribune assistant managing editor Rowland H. Smith in a double ring ceremony in Columbia Missouri. It is her third marriage and his second. Miss Froman, famed for With A Song In My Heart, had been living with her mother and studying at the University of Missouri.
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Mosher declines spacewomen subcommittee post
In Washington Rep. Charles A. Moshering of Ohio cites a heavy schedule and jokes about romance with spacewomen while declining a House subcommittee assignment on spacewomen. He says he does not oppose spacewomen reaching the moon and quips about the moon inspiring romance. In other brief items, a St Louis court hears Duke the police dog’s planned narcotics sniff test, a marijuana case leads to a 10 year sentence, a London boy receives 300 pounds for tooth loss, and an Albany bulldozer incident delays a Little League game over pay.
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Moslems Return to Work as Algiers Terror Subsides
Algiers reports a broad return to work as fears of terror ease. Moslems resume private tasks and public service in the city, with streets clearing and restored business activity. Restaurants and cinemas reopen, and authorities note a near full revival of essential services amid a fragile calm.
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Fishermen to Form Washington Lobby Group
The Seafarers Union said its sixteen locals will be represented by the National Conference of Fishermen and Fish Cannery Workers in Washington. The lobby aims to repeal an antitrust provision that blocks fishermen unions from negotiating fish prices before voyages.
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Press Telegram Second Class Matter Notice
Telegram entry shows postal designation at Lead Beart with a per year caprice Danvers amounting to 377.00 and a single copy member audit at Pine Ayo. The fragment references a postal office handling and year rate for subscriptions and auditing procedures.
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FAA Investigates New York Air Traffic Tie Up
The FAA probes a June 12 incident where two radar monitored airliners violated the five mile separation rule over a New York navigation point. American Flight 216 a DC6 from Syracuse to LaGuardia and Eastern Flight 887 a DC7 from Hartford to Washington were involved.
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