Bills Passed By Legislature Sent To Governor
California legislature sent to the governor a batch of measures including funding for sewer treatment plant construction, flood control on the Santa Maria River, and aid to the old and needy disabled. Other actions expand school facilities, adjust liquor penalties, add judges, and boost state salaries while advancing state water and tax studies.
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Sacramento
Colwig
Byrne
Williams
Dahl
Halmes
Santa Maria
Sutton
Elliott
J. McBride
Brown
Lincoln
Busch
Boards of Supervisors
Dilworth
Cunningham
Senate
Farr
Department of Corrections
Levering
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Miller
San Joaquin
Winton
McGee
District Courts of Appeal
Masterson
United States
T. MacBride
Donahoe
Coolidge
Nisbet
San Bernardino County
Britschgi
Arnold
Charles Brown
Kidney transplant plea to save twin brother
United Press reports Leonard Masden asks a state Supreme Court justice to allow doctors to transplant a kidney to his twin brother Leon. He says I want my brother to live. The item also covers House Labor Committee hearings on protecting union welfare funds and Ezra Benson commenting on the soil bank plan, plus Lee Castle speaking on Jimmy Dorsey's death and Jimmy's heartbreak after Tommy's death.
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United Press
Boston
Leonard Masden
State Supreme Court
Leon
Washington
Graham A. Barden
House Labor Committee On
New York
Lee Castle
Jimmy Dorsey
Tommy
Jimmy
Glasses and Lasses in Chicago and Arkansas Styles
Read about fashionable eyewear and attire shaping perceptions of sophistication in Chicago and Morristown Arkansas. Figures like David E. Giris and Lilienthal discuss how rimmed and rimless frames mirror broader changes in the South. The Optical Manufacturers Association and Atomic Energy Commission comment on future trends and economic outlooks.
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Chicago
Morriston
Ark
David E.giris
Lilienthal
Ular
Pilot decries emergency rules as too complex
Washington United Airlines pilot Captain Warren Leroy argued that government and airline rules overwhelm crews in danger. He cited 30 pages of emergency procedures in the DC6 manual and 425 words on an alcove heater fire, saying memorization may hurt real emergency response.
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Washington
United Airlines
Warren Leroy
Leroy
Airline Pilots Assn
Girard Case Tests Terms Of Mutual Defense Treaty
The United States faces a pivotal case in Japan as Specialist 3-C William Girard is at issue over who should try him for the killing of Mrs. Naka Sakai on an American firing range north of Tokyo. The affair centers on duty status, jurisdiction, and the mutual defense treaty under which U.S. troops are stationed in Japan.
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Earnest Hoberecht
United Press
Tokyo
William Girard
United States
Japan
Naka Sakai
Girard
Ottawa
U.S
U. S. Defense Department
Nancy Jo Moody’s deep ancestral tally noted in obituary style
Nancy Jo Moody, born May 5, holds an unusually large set of ancestors. The statement lists four grandparents, four great grandparents, one great-great-grandfather, and one great-great-great grandmother. The remark cites 92-year-old Mrs. Etta Scott of Watertown, New York, as source.
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Deep River
Nancy Jo Moody
Nancy Jo
Etta Scott
Watertown
N.Y
Controversy Over Guard Actions Near Redlands Range
The June 13 1957 Redlands Daily Facts details a tense incident as villagers claim wrongdoing by American guards near a firing range while Japanese authorities argue about discipline and belonging. Girard denies firing and asserts the danger points were warned. the case highlights postwar tensions and local conditions at the border of service areas.
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Scar
Sakai
Girard
America
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Redlands
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Lis
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Ige
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Terry
Wash & Wear
Dacron
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