Brown Tells Program of Labor Laws
Atty General Edmund G. Pat Brown outlines labor management legislation for California in a major speech to the Kiwanis Club in Lafayette Motel Wasen. He blasts Proposition 18 as a false right to work and proposes secret ballot machinery to select or reject unions and to settle bargaining rights. He also would bar loans to union officers and require financial disclosures by union leaders.
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California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Browns
Kiwanis Club
Lafayette
Brown
Cal California fires fought by over 300 convicts
More than 300 San Quentin prisoners volunteered or were called to assist foresters in battling northern California fires. A 1000 acre blaze burned near Westley in Stanislaus County, with a 50 acre brush fire near Woodland. An aerial tanker fleet aided crews as a 1200 acre fire raged east of Weott in Humboldt County. Additional convicts supported crews across Humboldt and Mendocino counties and in Southern California.
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San Francisco
San Quentin
California
Humboldt
Mendocino
Stanislaus County
Westley
Woodland
Yolo County
Weatt
Humboldt County
Honor Corps
Party Ends With Blast of Shotgun at Harbor Home
In San Pedro a multi day party at Penny Holm’s home ended when she fired a shotgun at guest William Briggs after he knocked out a tooth of his wife. Briggs, 32, was taken to Harbor General Hospital in serious condition. Holm, 40, was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
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San Pedro
CNS
Penny Holm
Ana
Harbor Division
J. Holm
William Briggs
Briggs
Harbor, General Hospital
Holm
Alcatraz Escapee Sought Amid Fog on The Rock
In fog shrouded San Francisco Bay, guards and a Coast Guard patrol circled Alcatraz Island hunting for Aaron Burgett and Clyde Johnson after they overpowered a guard during an attempted escape. Johnson was captured ashore. Burgett remained at large as searchers scoured the island and surrounding waters.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Bay
Federal Prison
Aaron
Walter Burgett
Missouri
Coast Guard
Clyde M
Johnson
FBI
Indianapolis
Hui
Milley
Burgett
San
Francis
Miller
Marina
Golden Gate
Weeter
Aurora Mayor suspends entire police force in dispute
Mayor Paul Egan ordered the 68 member Aurora police to stand down and urged residents to arrest violators, while officers ignored the directive. The City Council condemned the action with a 4-1 vote and fired Police Chief Donald Curran for personal reasons, a move Curran resisted by defying Egan unless Curran or the corporation counsel approved.
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Aurora
Paul Egan
Egan
Ter
Thei Jays
Donald Curran
Curran
Bingo
Ran
Corporation Counsel
Protesters Pack Council as Bingo Crackdown Passes
About 500 residents crowded the council chambers to contest a bingo and raffle crackdown. The mayor pounded the gavel while attempts to remove a spectator failed, and debate over Commissioner William Konrad’s seating continued as Curran remained chief despite opposition from Egan.
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William Konrad
Curran
Egan
Classrooms Stay Empty on U.S. Order
The Little Rock Private School Corp halted plans to lease high schools for private operation after a court injunction. Gov. Faubus vowed other avenues to educate students while the court action was described as blocking evasive schemes to preserve segregation, amid Supreme Court rejection of such routes.
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Little Rock
Ark
Private School Corp
Orval E. Faubus
T. J. Raney
Faubus
Raney
Little Reek
United States
NAACP
U. S. Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Central High
Central High School
Sovernment
Japan Notes Great Soviet Nuclear Shot
Tokyo reports a Soviet nuclear explosion detected by the Tokyo sectorological Station after a period of suspended tests. Meteorological data indicated a megaton-scale blast west of Japan around 20 p.m. Tuesday, with the U S Atomic Energy Commission noncommittal on the report.
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Japan
Tokyo
Washington
U. S. Atomic' Energy Commission
AEC
Rugsiang
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
U S to Aid Chiang with Flying Boxcars and Landing Ships
U S military spokesmen said Washington will ship C119 Flying Boxcars and landing ships to the Nationalists to break the Red blockade of the Quemoys. The report notes Western powers pressuring the Soviet Union and mentions Geneva talks on October 31 amid nuclear test delays.
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Taipei
Formosa
United States
Quemoys
U. S
Soviet Union
Wikita
Sient Khrushchev
Geneva
Russia
U.S
Weauld
Nauind i
West- Natinnabat
Crewe
Eisenhower names Quesada aviation chief in new federal agency
President Eisenhower appoints E R Quesada as chief of the new federal aviation agency to oversee safety rules for military, commercial, and private flying. Quesada, 34, receives a recess appointment effective Nov 1 with a formal Senate-confirmed nomination later. The agency absorbs the Civil Aeronautical Administration and parts of existing boards, raising Quesada’s salary to 22500.
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Washington
Eisenhower
E. R
Pete) Quesada
Federal Aviation Agency
Quesada
Senate
Congress
Aviation Agency
Civil Aeronautica
Thel Airways- Modernization “Board
Civil Aeronautics Board
Dulles Hints on Formosa Policy If Cease Fire Builds
Secretary of State Dulles signaled possible shifts in U S policy on Quemoy defense if a dependable cease-fire emerges in the Formosa area He suggested the United States might favor withdrawing some Nationalist forces from offshore islands while urging both Communist China and the Nationalist government to renounce force in the region The remarks followed questions about recent prospects for peace in the Formosa crisis and were noted during an AP report from Washington.
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Washington
Dulles
U. S
Quemoy
Formosa
United States
Ay A Dulles
Chiang ‘Ai-Shek
Fortiosa
China
THES
Forse
New High Reached by Market Amid Heavy Trading
New York stocks closed higher with a record price level amid heavy volume. Gains ranged from a few cents to about a dollar for most leaders, with notable strength in steels, chemicals, coppers, rails, oils, tobaccos and drugs. Atlantic Coast Line led the rail group as U S Steel topped steel issues while Royal Dutch and Tewas Co. advanced in oils.
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New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Royal Dutch and
Tewas i Co
U.S. Steel
Reds Warn on Chiang Missile Use
In Tokyo the People’s Daily accuses Chiang Kai-shek forces of using U.S. Sidewinder missiles, calling it a premeditated act in a plan for war. Washington reports Nationalist planes were shot down while ground fire hit cargo aircraft delivering to Quemoy, as the U.S. and Britain announce troop withdrawals from Lebanon and Jordan. The article notes aging C46 and C119 transports used for these drops.
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Tokyo
Wi — Red China
U. S
Pers Jping
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
People's Daily
Voice
Cgime
Washington
Dulles
Quemoy
United States
Brite Ping
Ain
Lebanon
Jordan
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S. Air Force
Five Die In Head-On Grayslake Collision Near Knoll
Five men and one woman were killed in a head-on crash on a highway at the top of a knoll near Grayslake Louisiana. A witness said the passing car, traveling about 65 miles per hour, tried to overtake a northbound vehicle just before the collision with the car carrying four men and a woman.
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Grayslake
Wr—Elive
Weather Outlook Mostly Clear Through Wednesday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Wednesday with some late night and early morning low clouds. Little temperature change expected. Noon temperature today is 17 degrees.
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