Assessor Walden Hospitalized Delays San Francisco Trial
Acounsel reports Assessor Russell Walden was hospitalized in Berkeley after a six hour witness stand session in his Superior Court trial in San Francisco. Doctors say he may have bronchitis and pneumonia and will be in hospital for several days. Trial had stretched over 60 days with cross examination continuing.
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University of California Hospital
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London
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Washington, D. C
Reward Offered in Slayings of Painters Union Leaders
San Francisco reports a $42,275 reward for killers of two Painters Union officials, Don Wilson of Local 4 and Loyd Green of Local 1178, who opposed international leadership. Both were shot. Green opposed a dues increase and both locals refused district council assessments.
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Painters Union
Eesan Francisco
Don Wilson
San Francisco
Loyd Green
Hayward
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
Green
The
International
GOP Budget Slash Details Spark Election-Year Pressure
Sacramento Assembly Republicans unveil a 61.6 million cut plan targeting welfare and aid programs. They urge Gov Brown to accept the measure or risk a budget deadlock, citing potential election-year implications and a push to trim state services.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Edmond JG. Brown
Don Mulford
R-Piedmont
GOP
Ephan
Cancer Transplant Victim Put Up Fight
A Tucson man Allen battled cancer with hopeful resolve as doctors faced a late surgery. Specialists hoped a cancer tissue transfer would generate antibodies to halt spread. The operation came too late. Allen died after hospitalization and a broader GOP plan to boost funding for state colleges and mental health care was noted.
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East
Oakland
University of California
Senate
Allen
Harry T. Griffith
Flourtown
Harbor Fund
Roswell Park
Memorial Institute
Buffalo
Lnan
N.Y
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van Dedenruth
Tucson
Jin
von Declan
Enroth
Republi
Paris
Heach
Air Secr
France
China
Congress pursues military flights amid carrier indifference
Representative Rivers on the House Armed Services Committee accuses airlines of indifference to service personnel seeking flights home on leave. He proposes a special subcommittee to study access to transport and warns Congress may authorize military aircraft if commercial carriers fail to help.
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UPI
Cuaiman L. Mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Tudiy
Rivers
Congress
Meir
Kivas
South Carolina
Democrat
Richard Chord
Polish Cardinal Leads Religious Parade in Cracow
In Warsaw the tension between Poland's Communist government and Roman Catholic leadership spilled into a state crisis as Cardinal Wyszynski led a procession through Cracow honoring Poland's millennium. More than 100,000 cheered, carrying images of the Black Madonna of Czestochowa, amid ongoing quarrels over the church's role in national life. The parade began at Wawel Castle and ended at the Church on the Rock. Premier Cyrankiewicz addressed crowds in Wroclaw as state celebrations marked the millennium and the 21st anniversary of Germany's defeat.
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Poland
Wyszynsk
City of Cracow
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Stefan Cardinal
Wyszynski
Czestochowa
Wawel Castle
Jon the Rock
St. Stanislaw
Germany
Wroclaw
Josef Cyrankiewics
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