Britain United States and France Form User's Association for Suez
Prime Minister Eden announced that the United States France and Britain will form a users association to operate the Suez Canal. It will hire pilots coordinate traffic collect tolls and ensure maximum flow while Egypt would receive payments and be asked to cooperate.
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London
Anthony‘ Eden
United States
France
Britain
Suez Canal
Eden
House of Commons
Egypt
Guy Mollet
Paris
Marsh
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Dulles
Spotlight on spending and social shifts weigh on society
A sweeping note on advertising spending reaches ten billion dollars this year while social trends stir debate on marriage and male shortages. Dr. Paul Dudley White links overfeeding to rising coronary risks, and Modesto hospital chatter questions the future of trained attendants amid budget strains. Eagle Fire Company seeks volunteers for a state parade as voter registration looms and age criteria for voting is discussed courthouse by Thursday.
Scouts Roundup at Two Rock Ranch Two Days
The Sonoma Mendocino Area Council Boy Scout Fall Round-Up will be held at Two Rock Ranch near Petaluma on September 29 and 30. The event features 90mm gun and ordnance demonstrations, range firing, forestry fire fighting, band concerts, and helicopter demonstrations with facilities for overnight stays for attending fathers and their scouts.
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Sonoma-Mendocino
U. S. Army
Two Rock Ranch
Petaluma
Sonoma-Mendocino County
Boy Scout Council
California Divison
Forestry Service
Eastside School Plans to Remain Same as Stated
Ukiah trustees vow the new Eastside school will keep the same supervision and execution standard. The Winkler firm now reorganized as a partnership between Edward Winkler and Harold Hansen. Hansen drew preliminary plans and the project aims for next fall completion alongside Nokomis classroom work.
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Eastside
Ukiah
Ernest Winkler
San Anselmo
Winkler
Eureka
Edward Winkler
Harold Hansen
Hansen
Jack Simpson
Nokomis School
County Board of Supervisors
Nokomis
Donn Weaver
Yokayo
Schools See Boost in Attendance on First Day
A total of 2512 elementary students attended classes on the first day, with 100 or more absent for seasonal work or late vacations. Ukiah high school opened with about 100 more students than last year, around 1080, and more enrollments were expected. City elementary schools reported Yokayo 869 Pomolita 480 Nokomis 475 and Northside 688 with about 60 still to come.
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Ukiah High School
Yokoyo
Pomolita
Nokomis
Northside School
Close Races in Wisconsin Colorado Senate Primaries
Wisconsin’s GOP race sees Sen. Alexander Wiley duel with Glenn Davis while state Sen. Henry Maier wins the Democratic nomination over Elliot Walstead. In Colorado, John A. Carroll leads over Charles F. Brannan for the Democratic Senate nod. Utah GOP governor results upset Gov. J Bracken Lee as George D Clyde leads. Washington sees Magnuson atop the field in a popularity contest with Langlie.
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U.S. Senate
Wisconsin
Colorado
Alexander Wiley
Glenn Davis
Fead
Wiley
Davis
Henry Maier
Elliot Walstead
Walstead
Carroll
John A. Carroll
Charles F. Brannan
Truman
Congress
Brannan
J. Bracken Lee
George D. Clyde
Utah
Lee
Clyde
Eisenhower
L. C. Romney
Salt Lake City
John S. Boyden
Alonzo F. Hopkin
Herbert B. Maw
Kentucky Guard Clears Way for Negro Children at Clay School
Kentucky National Guard units entered Clay under cover to escort a Negro mother and her two children to a white school amid jeers. Troops and state troopers formed a protective line while the children attended Clay Elementary, showcasing a tense, race driven scene in a small Kentucky town.
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Kentucky National Guard
Clay
Sturgis
Clinton
Tenn
Dunbar High School
Texas
National Guard
Clinton High School
243Rd Tank Battalion
James Gordon
No Basis for Action Says Attorney Re Hospitals
Sacramento AP report says California Attorney General found insufficient evidence to press charges over brutality at Modesto State Hospital. District Attorney Frank Pierson plans further investigation while Senate hearings prepare to call witnesses and review hospital records.
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Sacramento
Modesto State Hospital
Stanislaus County
Frank Pierson
Joseph Martino
Pierson
Martino
Anti Fireworks Ordinance Stirs Mendocino Board Action
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors approved an ordinance banning fireworks with effect Oct 15. Violations carry up to a 500 dollar fine or six months in jail. Public displays remain allowed. The board also reopened the Sherwood school near Willits with eight students and removed the word elementary from Ukiah Union School District title.
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Board of Supervisors
Mendocino County
Sherwood
Willits
Uklah Union
Pickup Station Wagon Collision On Talmage Rd
Ukiah residents Robert Green and Laurel McNaught were in a two vehicle crash on Talmage road Tuesday at 5 30 pm about 200 feet east of the Northwestern Pacific line McNaught allegedly stopped at a mailbox then entered the highway hearing brakes before impact Green said he slowed from 25 to 30 mph and could not avoid the collision both vehicles sustained damage and McNaught was cited for an improper entrance to the highway from a private road
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Robert Green
Laurel McNaught
Ukiah
Talmage Road
Northwestern Pacific
McNaught
Mr. Green
Millview County Water District Boundaries Approved
The Mendocino board of supervisors unanimously approved the Millview County Water District with boundaries as proposed and no exclusions. A public election will set the date, with a simple majority needed to form the district, and officials say water facilities could begin by March with a five to eight month construction period. Bonds are estimated near 600000 dollars. The board declined all requests to exclude property, and Ukiah mayor Don Bones urged excluding 260 acres of uninhabited land adjacent to north city units noting annexation could complicate utility provision and taxation.
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Ted McKown
Millview County
Warren McClure
McCandless and Jett
Joseph Hartley
Harold ‘Bain
Joseph Scaramella
Pacific Coast Lumber Company
North Mendocino County
McClure
Harvey Sawyers
Millview
Pinns
Don Bones
Ukiah
Garrett and Company
Harry Falk
Russell Johnson
Willits Council Grants Use of Water Truck
Willits officials approved temporary use of a city water truck to dampen a racetrack for a Sept race, with Anson to pay water costs and driver wages. The council also noted unresolved tree removal at the airport, reviewed 1956 57 tax figures, and discussed sidewalk height complaints. It accepted a planning commission resignation, budgeted 50 for uniforms for crossing guards, and reported 14 000 feet of streets prepped for oiling with storm drain work starting next week. Franklin street will be resurfaced and new Slow School signs plus a 15 mph school zone limit will be painted and enforced on North and Mendocino streets.
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Willits
Bill Anson
American Racing Association
Rodeo Grounds
Don’ Colman
Atrip
Bob ‘Robertston
Planning Commission
Floyd Mullen
Franklin Street
Mendocino
Fred Weinberger
Folk Dance Group Meets Tonight at Grange Hall
The Redwood Ramblers folk and square dance group meets every Wednesday from 8 to 10 p.m. Beginners are welcomed. For more information call HO 2-3917.
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Redwood Ramblers
Grange Hall
Seven Year Old Triggerman In Parker Family Slaying
Norwalk California police report a seven year old admitted to being the triggerman in a plot by his two brothers to kill their father Thomas W. Parker 31 a steelworker. The plan failed when the mother Betty 29 returned home early. The four boys had prior juvenile contact for neighborhood thefts.
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Trigger-Man
Norwalk
Calif
Sheriff's Deputies
Thomas W. Parker
Parker
Tommy
Boby
Richard
Daddy
Betty
Sheriff's Office
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Bucksnort
H. M. Ivey
Two-Rock Ranch
Ukiah High
Wildcats
Anton
Arcata Tigers
Carl ‘Fowler
Jerse
Bill
Journal
Erickson
United Press
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Tex
Alan Short
Stockton
Pierson Martiro
A. Alan Post
Short
Suboena
David B. Williams
Santa Cruz
Williams
Rollie Bolt
Botts
Walter Rapaport
Atty
Edmund G. Brown
Rapaport
Talmage Rd
Willits Council
Hugh Clark
Folk
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Parkers
Harry
Charlotte
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