Legislature Near Windup Cuts 13 Million in Budget
In Sacramento a legislative committee trimmed Gov Knight’s no tax increase budget by 13 million, with 10.9 million from the General Fund and 2.4 million from Special Funds. Water development funds of 72 million remain unresolved as the Ways and Means panel plans to report to the Assembly floor Monday. The panel also rejected a 10 percent salary hike for state college staff, citing economic uncertainty, while pursuing a 2 million study of the Eel River as a potential water source for the North Coast and Southland interests.
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Eisenhower Macmillan set June talks on summit plans
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan will meet June 9 and 10 in Washington to coordinate U.S. British planning for a possible summit conference with the Soviet Union. The White House said topics include nuclear cooperation, Middle East issues, East-West trade, and Far East conditions. Macmillan will also give a commencement address at Depauw University on June 8.
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Plane To Test Tornado Simulation In Illinois CD Drill
A plane will mimic a tornado during a Civil Defense test in southern Illinois to study warning facilities and reduce casualties from last December. The test, led by the Southern Illinois University area CD director Frank Bridges, will use a low flying craft on an irregular northeastern path beginning around 2 p.m. at the southwest corner of the area.
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Truman Replies to Hiroshima In Independence Missouri Letter to City Council
Former President Harry S Truman told Hiroshima residents that dropping the atomic bomb saved thousands of Japanese lives. He read his letter to Tsukasa Nitoguri, head of Hiroshima City Council, at a press conference and compared wartime estimates to the invasion. He also discussed hydrogen bomb use if needed in an emergency and reflected on Pearl Harbor and the 1945 conflict context.
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Leopold Violently III Paroled Center of Chicago Attention
Leopold Violently III, paroled from Stateville Prison, rode in a Speedy Car to Abel M. Brown’s Gold Coast apartment in Chicago. He endured a fast 40 mile ride and illness, plans to depart for Puerto Rico to work at a Church of the Brethren mission hospital, under Puerto Rican parole authority. Leopold and Richard Loeb were convicted of Bobby Franks’s 1924 murder.
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