Sick Seaman Takes Air Flight for Surgery
Navy seaman William E. Haley, 28, from Point Hueneme California, fainted from a bleeding ulcer aboard the USS Norton Sound and suffered a head injury. An amphibious Coast Guard plane braved rough seas to bring him to Oak Knoll Hospital in Oakland for emergency care.
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William E. Haley
Navy
Oak Knoll Hospital
Haley
Point Hueneme
Calif
Norton Sound
Coast Guard
San Francisco
Schilder Answers Questions on Sacramento Outlook
The candidate asserts no conflict between business interests and public service, citing prior state senate experience and leadership roles. He argues for a practical, non attorney dominated legislature, opposes lobbyist pressure, and stresses water preservation as vital with emphasis on private funding and local flood control economics.
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Cnry
Ukiah
Senate Post
Sacramento
State Senate
Redwood Empire Association
Ray Ingels
George Biggar
Fred Handy
California
Mendocino County Senate Candidate Answers Six Questions
Busch presents a candidate’s platform addressing salary, law practice in Ukiah, extensive legislative experience as Mendocino County District Attorney, and views on lobbying. He discusses feasibility of private water development, and the importance of identifying lobbyists and refining regulation.
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Gion
Senate
Ukiah
Mendocino County
Board of Supervisors
District Attorneys’ Association of California
Sacramento
Washington, D. C
Fort Bragg Candidate Addresses Senate Service Motives
Johnson describes continuous practice since 1931 and a law career running during absence to fund living. He notes shaping city, harbor, and federal retirement legislation, argues for legal training, opposes excessive lobbyist influence, and urges timely water resources development in Lake and Mendocino Counties with public-private balance in the Fourth Senatorial District.
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Fort Bragg
Armed Services
Harbor Commission
Senate
Central Valley
Lake and Mendocino
McCarthy Symington Feud Shapes Hearings on Calls and Reds
The debate over making monitoring records public intensified as Sen Symington demanded release of all calls and urged McCarthy to disclose his own. McCarthy signaled the possibility of a workable deal to expose those who monitored Stevens talks, while Mundt and Welch weighed the implications for pursuing witnesses and sworn testimony. Cohn testified that Army counselor Adams tried to derail the probe and divert attention from Fort Monmouth subversion concerns.
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McClellan
McCarthy
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Cohn
Carr
Subcommittee
Welch
Ray H. Jenkins
Welch-McCarthy
Stevens
Employes
Jenkins
Karl E. Mundt
Justice Department
FBI
Nists
Defense Department
Army
John G. Adams
Fort Monmouth
Adams
Hazlet Hears R and R in Hakata Japan for 7 Days
Cpl Samuel J Hazlet son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Hazlet Leggett recently spent a seven day rest and recuperation leave in Hakata Japan He is normally stationed in Korea as a signalman in the 181st Signal Company He has served in Korea since April 1953 Amid fife s guests there seems hat worthy one to do men good Gamaliel Bailey.
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Hazlet
Samuel J. Hazlet
Jerry Hazlet
Leggett
Hakata
Japan
Korea
181St Signal Company
Fife
Gamaliel Bailey
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Viola Dunsing
Cleo Sherman
Clara Pardee
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Catherine Richards
Thelma Boesel
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