Bumns Giants Could Relocate to West Coast
The National League authorized both Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants to seek relocation to Los Angeles and San Francisco if they request consent by Oct 1. League president Warren Giles stressed action relies on both teams moving, with decisions not imminent as Dodger and Giant leaders await season end.
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Hungary Russia sign labor shipment pact recruit 50 000 Hungarians
Vienna reports Hungary and the Soviet Union signed an agreement to ship 50,000 unemployed Hungarians to Russia. Recruitment has begun with Budapest sources saying many are revolutionaries or enemies of the Soviet regime. Russia will pay Hungary 100 dollars annually per worker.
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Weather Update Forecast Cloudy to Sunny Thursday
The forecast calls for cloudy skies at first with a brief window of sunshine later Thursday. Temperatures show a small rise, with a mild warmth as the day progresses. Winds stay light, and no significant precipitation is expected.
Modern Steve Brodies 2 Leap Off Bridge for Kicks
Two beer buddies jumped 130 feet from a bridge into the East River at 2 a.m. in New York seeking a thrill like Steve Brodie. One survived, the other remains missing as harbor crews search after questioning a dazed survivor and a third who stayed behind.
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Anderson to Step Into Job as Secretary of Treasury
President Eisenhower nominated Robert B. Anderson, former deputy defense secretary, to succeed George M. Humphrey as secretary of the treasury. Humphrey resigned by letter, with relief no later than session end, amid reports he might join National Steel. Anderson, a Texas Democrat, has served as Navy secretary and deputy defense chief.
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Lightning Strikes Leave Two Anglers Missing at Buck's Lake
Two fishermen Paul Stowers and Ray Kaelin, both from Oroville, were missing after a lightning storm on Buck's Lake Tuesday afternoon. Their boat was found adrift with charred evidence and rope rigging damaged. Bystanders reported a bolt struck land near the craft as rescuers searched the area and witnesses described the storm's intensity. Police and emergency squads joined the search with no definite recovery by press time.
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Study Order Delays L B Subsidence Bill
Long Beach could win only an interim study of its anti subsidence bill after a Sacramento Assembly Oil Committee hearing. The 12 to 1 vote sends the measure to Rules for assignment to a committee to conduct the study, with a report possible at the 1958 budget session or a special session if called. Committee doubts focused on funding by an ad valorem property tax and the bill’s overall complexity.
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Dulles Outlines Steps on U S Presence Abroad
Secretary of State Dulles urged minimizing American official personnel abroad to ease foreign resentment amid anti American rioting in Formosa and elsewhere. He noted the large U S presence on the Nationalist island contributed to unrest and discussed disarmament plans and possible four power talks on German unification.
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Sole Survivor From Family Of Five In Michigan Train Crash
Five killed near Gaylord when a freight train struck their two room cabin. Only Michael Ostrander, 5, survived and lies dazed in a hospital bed unaware of the tragedy. Doctors report no major injuries aside from a deep cut. Relatives consider adoption by the Berty family of Beatrice or by cousins Myron Ostrander and John Small. The family was buried earlier in Fairview Cemetery.
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Divorced Instructor's Charms Fail in Court
In Los Angeles Joan King, 27, a charm school instructor, testified her husband Thomas P. King abandoned her after work and withheld money. She said she was forced to hand over her paycheck and received only a few dollars, and she was granted a divorce on grounds of cruelty.
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Uncle Sam Satellite to Wear Top Hat and Tail
A forthcoming space mission plans to launch a satellite next year described with playful imagery of a top hat and two tails. The note appears within a scattered set of page references detailing where to find various features in the newspaper.
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Gas Perils Area for Beach City
Residents of the 500 block of 1Ltth Street were evacuated after a one ton tank of liquid chlorine sprayed deadly fumes at a water inspection depot on Ardmore Avenue. Two firefighters and three plant workers received first aid for exposure. hospital names included Husereau and Johnson while workers were listed as Clark, Arellanes, and Gonneriman.
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Freeway Flip Traffic Can Knock You Off Rocker
Dr Norbert L Rieger of Camarillo State Mental Hospital says freeway driving can unmask latent laws and drive a person to mental breakdown. He warned the strain of dense Los Angeles traffic can produce disorders not formed under calmer conditions.
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House Blocks Move to Hike Defense Funds
The House voted 55,562,725.00 for the armed services and Defense Department, rejecting White House pleas for more funds. An 187-183 vote stopped extra Army 400 million for research and development, while a 115-73 vote blocked restoring 60 million to naval craft procurement. The bill’s committee-recommended total remains 1.534 billion for Navy, with further roll calls expected later today.
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