McCarthy aide and funeral plan outlined in message
Senators and Wisconsin House members will fly to Washington Tuesday morning by Air Force plane. The service will be at St Matthew’s Cathedral at 9 am conducted by Archbishop Patrick O’Boyle. Flowers tribute to Mrs McCarthy requested for the New York Foundling Home. Public mourning included flags at half mast. White House duties by I Jack Martin as Eisenhower’s rep at Senate Services.
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Meeting in Prospect Austria Votes by Three Arab Kings
Prospective Arab unity looms as three kings may meet next week to align Middle East policy, with Hussein, Feisal, and Saud possibly coordinating talks at a neutral site to avoid protocol. Egypt’s rise and opposition to Communism feature in regional tensions alongside a potential Saudi security investigation cited by the New York Times. In Vienna, Austrians vote for a new president between Adolf Schvemyr and Wolfgang Denk as the presidency settles into ceremonial powers.
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U S Agents Jailed in China Reds Report
Hong Kong U F A Chinese Communist paper reported that U S and Chiang agents were sentenced to long terms in prison at Sian, Shensi Province, for flights from Formosa to gather political and military data to spark an armed counterrevolution against the Rod regime.
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State Controller Pushes Higher Share in Tideland Leases
Sacramento UF Controller Robert C. Kirkwood urged legislative action to raise state income from offshore wildcat leases. He supports a sliding scale royalty and a cash bonus, arguing California tidelands landowners deserve parity with private oil owners. Bills before lawmakers seek to rewrite the Shellm pum rent and royalty standards to favor state revenue and revised permit terms.
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Assembly Delays School-Aid Bill Amid Tax Clash
In Sacramento the Assembly delayed the 2 billion dollar 1957 58 school aid program while lawmakers fought over funding. A 75 million rainy day fund shift and tax revenue conditions were debated. The California Teachers Association backed a 73 million dollar measure with proposed cigarette and beer tax increases to cover costs.
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McLeod testimony shows Dulles nearly fired him over leak
Scott McLeod testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that secret discussions with former Secretary Dulles nearly led to his dismissal four years ago for a leak to a newspaper. He said Dulles claimed authority to discharge him as a security risk but ultimately did not act after review.
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Capital Airlines Talks Extend After Last Minute Strike Order
Capital Airlines and the International Association of Machinists resumed marathon negotiations after a last minute court order canceled a threatened strike. The walkout would have stopped Capital's operations and affected 2,200 mechanics and ground staff amid a pay scale dispute. A National Mediation Board spokesman said the strike concept came from IAM President A. J. Hayes and talks would continue.
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Glendale Ex Mayor Quitting Council Post
John M. Lawson former Glendale mayor resigns from the City Council by May 31 due to private business pressures. He was succeeded as mayor by Zelma Bogue, the first woman to hold the office.
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Senatorial Probe Planned in Steelworkers Election
Mundt says Senate Rackets Committee will investigate David J. McDonald re election as United Steelworkers Union president to determine if union funds financed his re election campaign. Beck, linked to Teamsters, indicted on income tax evasion. Brownell says prosecution planned with further government inquiry.
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Five East States Bar Public From Forests
New York Gov Averell Harriman signed an order closing the state forests at 22 30 local time due to high fire danger. New Hampshire Rhode Island Connecticut and Massachusetts followed by barring access to woods for hunting fishing and recreation amid dry conditions.
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NATO faces future balance of armament and German role
The NATO Council pledges a joint decision on conventional and nuclear arms after a military report. Western defense hinges on hydrogen bomb deterrence amid Germany's election campaign as Adenauer clings to the Atlantic Alliance while Gilentauer seeks a path separate from the West bloc.
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CAP Practice Massing-Plane Search at Sunset Beach
ICAP in Practice uses fifteen aircraft and 200 Civil Air Patrol personnel and cadets to stage a massing-plane search at Sunset Beach Airport. Five CAP squadrons from Group 7 at Long Beach Air Force Base are staking port.
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960 Planes Reported on Chinese Mainland
Nationalist Chinese military spokesman said Communist China has about 360 planes on its first line along the mainland coast, with reports tallying 960 planes in total across the area.
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Miss W wins Welcome 1957 Queen title at Junior Chamber event
Blonde 19 identified as Miss W captured the Welcome contest crown sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Final judging involved seven judges and interviews in evening gowns and bathing suits. Harvey Wagner and Rod Whaley presented prizes including wardrobe, trips, jewelry, and a tiara. Finalists were chosen from preliminary judging.
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Steady Rains Add to Texas Flooding Crisis
Steady rainfall continued into the night across Texas causing creeks and lakes to overflow. Bridges were covered and residents were evacuated by police and civil defense units as rising waters threatened families.
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Industrialist J J Hopkins I Dies at 63
Industrialist J J Hopkins I, board chairman of General Dynamics, died Friday at 63 while returning to his Washington home from California. A Southern California native, he attended Fullerton High School, Occidental College, and UC Berkeley, and began as a New York attorney. He led divisions including Convair and Electric Boat and founded the International Golf Association. The obituary notes his civic work and ties to the Hopkins Cup golf matches. Flooding and weather updates accompany the report, detailing Texas and Louisiana flood events and evacuation efforts in the same period.
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