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Ballet Hazard Sews Linda Zarick Injury in Malden Sofa Incident
While rehearing a ballet the year old Linda Zarick bounced on a sofa with springs, was tossed into the air and hit a glass coffee table. The impact shattered the table and she required 12 stitches for a leg gash.
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Methodist Conference Selects Conveners For Year
Southern California Arizona Conference of the Methodist church, meeting at the University of Redlands, chose conveners for key committees including conference relations and headquarters. Bishop Baker announced youth and overseas service plans, transfers, and a busy agenda with reports from hospitals, missions, and educational boards.
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NEWS Soap Ad Promises Superior Cleaning in Hard Water
A vintage newspaper ad features Mrs. Nelligan touting NEWS soap. It claims that NEWS suds rise in even the hardest water and provide superior washing for weekly laundry, pots and pans, and delicate nylons and woolens, urging readers to compare.
GOP Committee Decision Meets Taft the Approval
The National committee assumed dispute authority over 72 delegates and 70 alternates including Texas, with state GOPs handling district contests. Taft and Eisenhower camps differ on referrals to Texas Louisiana Georgia and Mississippi panels, while hearings begin July 1 in Chicago to establish a temporary convention roll.
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Ees
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Courts To Decide Outcome Of Dead Man Election
In Sacramento state courts may determine the result of a June 3 Democratic primary in California's 2nd Assembly district after voter belief that deceased Lester T Davis was alive at voting. If Davis's votes are invalidated, Republican John A Bryant would be elected. Attorney General adviser Leonard Friedman noted fact questions and potential public knowledge about Davis's death.
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Soviets Threaten Retaliation Over Venezuelan Actions
London report notes the Soviet government warns of retaliatory measures against the Venezuelan embassy in Moscow due to what it calls illegal acts by Venezuela against the Soviet embassy in Caracas. Tass quotes a note citing groundless police arrests of a Soviet mission member and hooliganism against the Soviet charge d affaires, and says Moscow severed relations with Venezuela.
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Senate panel questions Adult Education Chief on funding
In Sacramento a Senate committee questions George Mann head of the Adult Education Bureau about state support for teaching 2 315 adult subjects. Witnesses note about 900000 enrollments annually and total state funding near 8.5 million dollars while Mann opposes token fees to preserve equal access.
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State Department of Education
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Roseville
Earl Waters
Miltens
California
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Mann
Reece Attacks Eisenhower Over Defense Cuts and Ties
In a congressional speech inserted in the Record Rep B Carroll Reece charges Gen Dwight Eisenhower with aiding administration defense cuts. He says Eisenhower sold assurances about ready defenses and helped cover up security lapses fueling public anger over Korea and defense funding. Reece links Eisenhower’s postwar roles to his 1949 return from Columbia to reassure Congress on air power and budget cuts.
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Dwight B. Eisenhower
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Liquor Price Ceilings Dropped In Weekend Suspension
Washington reports ceilings on whiskey and wine will be lifted this weekend though retail prices may not rise. Industry sources note heavy stock and aging whiskey risks taxes if not sold, with bulk whiskey previously capped at 450 per gallon selling around 250 to 3 per gallon amid a tax rise and falling消费.
Soviet Embassy Cut Off by Venezuelan Police Action
Police armed with machine guns sealed off the Soviet embassy in Venezuela, severing ties with the USSR foreign ministry and blocking food supplies. The Soviet government warned Caracas it would be held responsible for the consequences of its illegal actions and violent excesses against the embassy.
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