Two Assemblywomen Propose Study On High California Prices
Two Democratic assemblywomen Pauline Davis and Dorothy Donahoe proposed an interim committee study to explain the rise in consumer prices and suggest state actions. Governor candidate Edmund Brown urged the study, citing job and pay declines and widespread price increases across California. Republican responses varied on the election impact and economic conditions.
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Dorothy M. Donahoe
Bakersfield
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Brown
Wavis
California
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Arcadia
Newsmen
Cleburne
Tex
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Kirk
Harold J. Powers
J. E. Sexton
Depres
Davis
Sonville
First Lady Eisenhower Heads to Washington in Columbine III
Mamie Eisenhower departed Denver at 20 degrees and light snow aboard Columbine III for a five hour flight to Washington. She visited her ailing mother Mrs. John S. Doud with sister Mrs. Gordon Moore and Dr. Walter Tkach aboard for the trip home after a two week Arizona health resort stay.
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Arizona
Leo L. Trujillo
Lowry
Colorado
Dairyman’s moonshine plan nipped by police in Mississippi
Tupelo police stopped dairy farmer Robert Karry from turning Barry’s barn into a moonshine operation. Karry intended a new, more stimulating beverage but was foiled before production began, ending the scheme in Barry, Mississippi.
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Robert Karry
Barry
Pentagon to Ask Congress for Large 1958 59 Defense Budget Increase
The Pentagon plans a new request to Congress raising President Eisenhower's 1958 59 military budget of 39 1 100 000 000 by about 1 3 4 billion dollars. Secretary McElroy said the increase will be at least as large as the current year's supplemental and may cover B 52s submarines missiles and Titan and Snark programs while awaiting final defense reorganization recommendations.
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Peacetime actress dies on TV as subs seen at sea
San Antonio reports and London dispatches state a peacetime actress died on television while submarines and commercial vessels operate near France. Vice Admiral Momsen, consultant to Electric Boat, discussed safer, faster submarine travel and predicted wider commercial uses amid the ongoing maritime activity.
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London
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Momsen
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General Dynamics
Southwest Research
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Conspiracy Charged Against Broadcast Networks
A UPI report notes Sen. Smathers leads a bill to force radio and TV broadcasters to exit music publishing and recording. BMI accuses networks of monopolizing music, while ASCAP sues for discrimination alleging bias in favor of BMI. Oscar Hammerstein II testifies for proponents.
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BMI
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CNN
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Oscar Hammerstein
Oklahoma
South Pacific
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
ASCAP
BML
New York
Ascap Music
Sure Way to Erase Telltale Age Lines
A local ad-style blurb promotes new eyeglasses that reduce visible age lines from bifocal wear. It touts easy range and distance vision, non expensive options, and a demonstration offered by optometrists J. M. SOS and associates at Pine Avenue, Long Beach, Wilming, and Torrance locations.
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Wilming
Torrance
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