Officials Study Bridge Clause Over Bay Crossing Permit
San Francisco officials and state leaders will study a newly found clause in a federal permit for a heat crossing of San Francisco Bay. The clause would require the state to remove or alter the bridge at its own expense if future operations demand changes. Army Corps spokesman says standard language. officials note no such condition on past permits.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Washington
United States
Army Corps of Engineers
North Bay
San Rafael
Richmond
Bay
Dion*r. Holm
Eight Votes Defeat Senate Wool Bill
The Senate rejected an amendment to the wool bill extending mandatory 90 percent farm price supports for a year, 48 to 40. The roll call lists numerous senators voting for and against the amendment, with party and regional affiliations reflected in the divides.
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Senate
Stepubienos far—Case
Cooper
Laneger
McCarthy
Maundt
Phye
Yang
Knight Fighting For Oil Money
Governor Goodwin J. Knight reports a Justice Department briefing within days on releasing about 62 million dollars in impounded tidelands oil funds. He met with Attorney General Brownell after the Supreme Court denied reconsideration of a ruling affirming California ownership. Brownell may outline steps before Knight departs. Knight notes the decision closes legal questions and seeks funds for park and beach improvements. He also plans talks with President Eisenhower and California lawmakers on federal issues including Air Force Academy placement, employment, old age pensions, and defense-contract shifts.
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Llp
Goodwin J. Knight
Justice Department
Tidelands
Knight
Herbert Brownell Jr
Supreme Court
Alabama
Rhode Island
Brownell
Ater
California
Congress
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Late Flashes Tracking Meet And Market Briefs
Rainout rescheduled the Santa Rosa Ukiah Tomales track meet to tomorrow at 3 pm at Santa Rosa High. Dows Jones final stock averages: industrials 318.51 up 0.26. rails 103.12 up 1.50. utilities 55.98 down 1.04. motors 16.65 up 0.50. Pacific regional notes show rail talks progress but not likely this afternoon. A body identified as Reno Federighi, 28, San Francisco, found in the bay after disappearing April 20. MLB and NFL items mixed with city scores and weather through late reports.
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Dows Jones
San Francisco
Reno Federighi
Federighi
Schine Skipped KP aid for Cleaning Of Rifle
Army-McCarthy hearings focus on Pvt G David Schine who dodged KP duties at Fort Dix New Jersey and fraternized with officers. Senators clash over fairness while Stevens testifies of possible perjury and unusual leave patterns. McCarthy aides face pressure to reveal details as Jenkins questions conduct at Dix.
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NEA
Army
Joseph N. Welch
Army-McCarthy
Army Secy
Robert Stevens
David Schine
Welch
Stevens
Schine
Francis Carr
Joseph McCarthy
Roy
McCarthy
Robert T. Stevens
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Fort Dix
N. J
Jenkins
Ray H. Jenkins
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Fort Monmouth
Radio tonight features 20 county candidates speak at KUKI
Twenty candidates for county offices join a June 8 primary ballot lineup and will address voters on KUKI at 7 PM in the Labor Temple 435 North State Street. The Labor League for Political Education Ukiah branch sponsors the second and final program with short speeches followed by a Q A session. Eight panelists including Ralph Tyler and Joe Gandy will question the candidates on issues and offices sought.
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KUKI
Ukiah Branch
The
Labor League For Political Education
Labor Temple
North State Street
Arthur S. Church
J K. Richardson
W. J. Broaddus
Arthur
J. Schilder
Norman Johnson
B. G. Broaddus
Edward S. Axt
Thomas F. Cleland
Reno H. Bartolomie
C. A. Lindbergh
S. E. Mitchell
Sam Ray Jr
Wilburn I. Brown
Percy B. Ornham
William T. Clow
Joseph Scaramella
James E. Busch
John P. Ornham
Hale McCowen
Superior Court
Alonzo R. Spreckelson
League
Ralph Tyler
Joe Gandy
Edna Burden
Stan Maxwell
Teamsters
al Mattison
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
NWP unions hope to settle coast railroad dispute
In San Francisco United Press says the Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen may resolve their clash with Northwestern Pacific Railroad today. The groups paused a threatened strike and have courted a federal mediator, with talks led by Leverett Edwards. The unions accuse the railroad of failing to apply wage and working-condition awards from July by the National Railroad Adjustment Board.
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San Francisco
Northwestern Pacific
Harold F. Brown
Order of Railway Conductors
Cartier
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
ORC
Brotherhood of Railroad
Coastal Railroad
Leverett Edwards
National Railroad Adjustment Board
Brown
Nine more witnesses added in Pedrini murder trial
Reno district judge Marold Aber today allowed the district attorney to add nine witnesses to the list testifying against Leroy Linden and Frank Pedrini, accused killers of Clarence Morgan Dodd. The witness total reaches 19 as the trial for the Folsom Prison cellmates is set to begin May 3.
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Reno
Marold ‘Aber
Leroy Linden
Los Angeles
Frank Pedrini
Santa Rosa
Folsom
Clarence Morgan Dodd
Lancaster
Kortum Backs Roosevelt Line in Ukiah Campaign Event
Democratic candidate Max Kortum was feted at The House of Garner by Ukiah and Willits Democrats. He pledged to uphold Roosevelt Truman and Stevenson traditions, criticized incumbent Hubert Scudder for opposing Eisenhower era initiatives, and cited voting records on housing and Voice of America. A Kortum for Congress committee formed with Sterling Norgard as chairman and Pete Dohring, Bill Chess, and Gob Winslow as co chairs. Prior events included a Fort Bragg luncheon and Willits open house.
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Max Kortum
California
House of Garner
Ukiah
Willits Democras
Laree
Kortum
Roosevelt
Truman
Stevenson
Hubert Scudder
Eisenhower
Scudder
Voice of America
Sterling Norgard
Cochairmen
Henry
Pete) Dohring
Bol
Chess
Gob Winslow
Willits
Fort Bragg
Garbage Disposal Film Shown During Council Meeting
The city council hosts a film in Council Hall at 8 o clock tonight detailing sanitary garbage disposal operations. The session will focus on presenting departmental budgets for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Council Hall
Napa death by own action Case NAPA (UP)
Napa County coroner reports Fred Swett Grange owner of Stag's Leap Manor resort near here aged 50 shot and killed himself yesterday. He apparently despondent over ill health.
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Napa
Napa County
Fred Swett Grange
Stag's Leap Manor
Here
Grange
Rod Cameron Seperated Actor Moves In With Mother In Law
Hollywood report notes Rod Cameron, separated from Angela Alves-Lico, has moved into his mother in law's home until he can rent. In California, a 76 year old hospital patient set fire to bedding after a tardy dinner, prompting evacuation of 40 patients. A construction firm in Emeryville seeks a stolen blue gray flatbed truck with 10 wheels and $1,000 load of red leaded steel plates. In Yonkers, a parking ticket was returned with explanation that a child play acted as police, tying up traffic control director Saul J. Allen’s note.
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Hollywood
Rod Cameron
Angela Alves-Lico
Lew
Cameron
Los Angeles
Tom Fear
Fear
Emeryville
Calif
Judson Pacific-Murphy Construction Corp
Overheated oil stove prompts Ukiah Fire call
An overheated oil stove at 512 South School Street drew Ukiah fire department at 19 10 this morning. No damage was reported.
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South School Street
Ukiah Fire Department
Weather Summary for Northern California and Bay Region
Weather forecast notes scattered light showers this morning in Northern California, clearing this afternoon, with fair conditions tonight and Thursday. Inland cooling tonight and warming Thursday, northwest winds 15 to 25 mph near the coast. San Francisco Bay Area reports morning showers clearing by midday, fair tonight and Thursday, westerly winds 12 to 25 mph afternoons, highs near 60 to 63, tonight's low 49 to 50.
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United Press
California
San Francisco Bay Region
Slide Threatens Canal Shipping Detour Possible
In Balboa Canal Zone officials and crews race against a 600 foot deep crack on Contractor's Hill above Gaillard Cut as the Panama Canal faces possible closure. The hill may slide into the waterway at any time, with the rainy season heightening the risk. A dredge and two cranes stand by while top removal aims to relieve pressure. If the canal blocks, ships must detour around Cape Horn.
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Canal +Zone
Panama Canal
Gaillard Cut
Atlantic
Pacific
Straits of Magellan
South America
Pedro Miguel Locks
Gold Hill
Final chapter of Round Valley history by Mrs. Tuttle
Ukiah Daily Journal highlights the concluding installment of Round Valley lore by Covelo researcher Mrs. Harold Tuttle. The feature surveys memories of local old timers with detailed archival notes and stories, found on page nine.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Harold Tuttle
Round Valley
Tuttle
Covelo
Mother Arrested for Child Beating in Norwalk
Deputies arrested 28 year old Trinidad Vera after a tip led to Celia 9 being found battered and hidden in a closet. Celia said she was beaten for 18 months with a hose fists and broken bones and was coached to lie about injuries. Vera admitted brutal abuse and is charged with child beating carrying up to two years. Celia is among Vera’s seven children and was to have her eighth.
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Norwalk
Calif
Sheriff's
Trinidad Vera
Celia
Mrs. Vera
Sys
Vera
Ed Filouton
Russians Propose Mercy Talks in Indo China War
Geneva report: Molotov proposed mercy talks to evacuate about 1000 wounded fighters from Dien Bien Phu as Bidault pressed for early peace talks. Dulles rejected a Korean peace settlement as dangerous, with private meetings among the Big Three shaping the Far Eastern Peace Conference.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Geneva
Russia
Dien Bien Phu
Vyachleslav Molotov
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Molotov
Ho Chi Minh
John Foster Dulles
Korea
French Reoccupy Muong Khouam Behind Besiegers
The French High Command announced a 3000 man force seized Muong Khouam behind the Viet Minh besieging Dien Bien Phu, about 35 miles southwest of the fortress. Col. Jean Marie Charles de Crevecoeur led the operation as paratroops reinforced the defenders with supply drops despite fog and rain.
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Hanoi
Indo-China
Muong Khouam
Diem Bien Phu
Jean Marie Charles de Crevecoeur
Luang Prabang
Laos
Dien Bien Phu
Red River Delta
Christian de Castries
Driver's license revoked for repeated drunken driving
The California Department of Motor Vehicles revoked Filburn W. Knight's license, Rt. 1, Box 138, Ukiah, after evidence of repeated drunken driving convictions.
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Sacramento
CNS
State Department of Motor Vehicles Today
Filburn
W. Knight
Rt. 1
Box 138
Ukiah
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