Global correspondents forecast major headlines ahead
United Press reports from correspondents worldwide on Eden health concerns and his ongoing abdominal illness. It notes a proposed 8000 Moslem volunteers corps for Indonesia or New Guinea, plus shifting U S leadership dynamics with Dulles and Herter. Nehru may influence Russia Western alliance talks ahead of Macmillan visit.
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Moasreaon
Russia
Indonesia
Netherslands New Guinea
Liberia
New Guinea
First Gun Training Divides Opinion On Youth Hunting
A Sacramento Department of Fish and Game release on training boys with their first gun sparks debate. The column argues against teaching children to kill birds or bucks and questions celebrating a child's first hunt, citing Confucius on quiet lessons guiding growth.
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Department of Fish and Game
Sacramento
Prudential Insurance Expands Ukiah Office
Prudential Insurance announces its Ukiah agency has moved to a larger office at 709 S. State Street. Gailford W. Bell division manager says the expansion supports growth and adds service for local policy holders. agents Henry P. Candidi Alford C. Preatt Richard L. Grandfield Robert L. Tanh Corrado J. Pinechi are based there.
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Ukiah
Prudential Insurance Company
Gailford WH. Bell
S. State Street
Bell
Henry P. Candini
Alford C. Preatt
Richard Li. Grandfield
Robert L. Tanh
Corrado J. Pinechi
Prudential
California State Employees To Get Three Percent Pay Increase
The State Personnel Board recommends a 3 percent general wage hike for 1958 59 covering civil service workers and state college staff. Governor Knight plans to include 10.405 million dollars in the budget. Costs total 6.5559 million from the general fund 250000 for excess adjustments and 3.6 million from special funds.
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Sacramisnto
CNS
State Personnel Board
Godwin J. Knight
University of California
California
Fish and Game and
Tidewater Dismantles Sc State Station Move Planned
Tidewater Dismantles Sc announces it began removing its service station at State and Stephenson as lease expired and demand outgrew the site. A new station will open at a larger site to handle lubrication and other services. The abandoned site offered little rear for parking. The Assembly of God Watch Night services will feature speaker Florence Christie with Nile Mother film. The sheriff recovered a Pontiac sedan belonging to We Willis of Ukiah after a burglary at Branscomb General Store.
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Tidewater QC Company
State and
Stephenson Strevis
Assembly of God
Smith and Barnes Streets
Pan
Florence Christie
Egypt
Nile Mother
Lilian ‘Thrasher
We. O. Willis
Ukiah
Ty Twaque
Transcomb
Branscomb General
Botanist Warns Policymakers On Fallout Policy
INDIANAPOLIS Ind CUPA botanist urges decisive policy on nuclear fallout dangers ahead of tests and potential civilian harm. He cites Joint Congressional Committee hearings and estimates of up to 13000 defective newborns and 100000 bone tumors from existing fallout while experts debate allowable risks and military needs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
CUPA
Barry Corumund
Washington University of St. Penis
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Einergy
American Association For the Advancement of Science
van Eve Morris
Morris
Rutgers University
Backgrounds Sought From Prospective GOP Candidates
Elmer Worland, chairman of the First Congressional district Republican Committee, urges interested candidates to send biographical sketches before the final meeting set for Sunday Jan 12 at 2 p.m. at the Palace Hotel in Uniah. Include those who have not yet been screened and those who have already met. Final selection will occur at the meeting.
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Elmer &. Worland
First Congressional District Republican Committee
Palace Hotel
Uniah
van Winkle Drive
San Anselmo
Worlind
Plane Missing Near Sierra City Stalemate Prolonged
In Sacramento UPI report, a twin engined private plane with seven aboard remains unfound after Civil Air Patrol ground teams scoured the mountains west of Sierra City. A prospector, William Nichols, provided a tip claiming to have located the wreckage but searchers could not confirm a site. The craft disappeared while flying from Reno to San Francisco.
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Sacramento
Fhree-Aran
Civil Air Patrol
Sierra City
William Nichols
Nichols
Landsay
Dee,ps
Reno
San Francisco
U.S. government holdings valued at $250 billion
The House Government Operations Committee reports federal property and land holdings total $250.03 billion as of June 30, 1957, up from 1956 and 1955 figures. It lists 409 million acres in the U.S. and 463 million abroad with Military real estate at about $25 billion, largely in Air Force properties.
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Washington
U.S
Congressional
Continental
United States
Mississippi River
Calfornia
Oregon
Arizona
House
Government Operations Committee
District of Columbia
White House
Presidio
San Francisco
Connecticut
Nevada
Air Force
US to Expand Support for Teachers and Science Funding
The plan includes aiding states and local schools to recruit and retain more science and math teachers. It calls for federal aid to establish training centers to boost foreign language teaching especially in Asia Africa and the Near East. An additional 64.5 million dollars would go to the National Science Foundation to improve research training and teaching in the sciences.
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Asia
Africa
Near East
National Science Foundation
Inside Job Suspected in Sausalito Restaurant Burglary
Sausalito police planned to question employees about a burglary at the Birigesigh Tie protindant bar that yielded over 1400 dollars. The thief entered with keys to three doors and knew the safe combination, the proprietor said. Police Chief Louis Mountain called it an inside job.
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Sausalito
Glenn Hall
Louis Mountanos
Jack Welch Called to Los Angeles After Relative's Death
Cowan's Cheervale-Oldsmobile sales manager Jack Welch was summoned to Los Angeles today by a relative's death. He had just spent Christmas in Los Angeles and will return to Ukiah on New Year Day.
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Jack Welch
Cowan
Cheervale-Oldsmobile
Los Angeles
Ukiah
Holman Ranch Traded for Madera Motel
Mr and Mrs Marvin Holman of Potter Valley traded their ranch for Tee s Motel at Madera and moved south to take possession on January 1. The 1077 acre ranch northwest of Potter Valley includes 150 irrigated acres and a 15 acre pear orchard with 80 cattle and 12 quarter horses.
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Marvin Holman
Potter Villey
Lee Collins
Fresno
Tee
Madera
Holman
Potter Valley
Mareh
Holmans
Collins
Mendocino-Trinity Cattlemen's Association
Mendocino County Farm Bureau
Potter Valley Irrigation District
Redwood Hereford Breeders Association
Farm Bureau Livestock
Italian speedboat champion Ezio Selva dies in Orange Bowl Grand Prix
Ezio Selva, 56, perished during the Orange Bowl Regatta International Grand Prix on Biscayne Bay when his Maschetierre hydroplane struck a wave and crashed. The Italian champion, who had warned this would be his last race, left a statement about retiring to his son Luciano, age 20.
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Miami Beach
Ezio Selva
Selva
K. B. Daniel Jr
Luciano
Unemployment Insurance Costs: Bosses Pay All Insurance
California employers fund unemployment insurance through payroll taxes with rates from zero to 2.7 percent based on experience ratings. Since 1946 workers fund disability and hospital benefits via a one percent deduction on wages up to 3600 yearly. In effect, employers bear unemployment insurance costs while workers cover disability costs. In West Jordan Utah burglars robbed Jordan Builders Supply of $800 in merchandise but abandoned all after leaving the truck wheels hanging over a curb.
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California
West Jordan
Utah
Jordan
CHP Awards $616,117 for 287 Pursuit Sedans
The California Department of Finance says it awarded a $616,117 bid to supply 287 police pursuit sedans for the CHP. Delivery will begin June 2, at five cars per working day until the order is filled, and 1000 seat belts are also being purchased for installation in the new vehicles.
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Sacramento
CNS
State Department of Finance
California Highway Patrol
Rodman Named First Manager of California Beef Council
Walter T. Rodman of Burlingame, a noted livestock authority, has been chosen as the first manager of the California Beef Council created by the Legislature to promote beef products. He will begin duties January 1 after serving as livestock superintendent of the Cow Palace and Grand National Livestock Exhibition.
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San Francisco
Walter T. Rodman
Burlingame
California Beef Council
Rodman
Cow Palace
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