City fixes sign mix up causing pedestrian tickets
Los Angeles officials corrected a gated sidewalk problem on Second Street between Olive and Hill streets as pedestrians walking down the hill were cited while those walking up were not. Lt. Houlihan noted enforcement depended on the sign, and an associate engineer promised a bottom sign order to prevent further tickets.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Second Street
Olive
Hill Streets
Civic Center
Robert D. Houlihan
Police Traffic Enforcement Division
Guy Quinn
City Traffic Departement
Voting-Record Ratings Split Goldwater Scranton Allies
UPI reports on 87th Congress votes showing Barry Goldwater and William Scranton seated as rivals in party terms. ADA rates Scranton liberal in 1961 at 40 percent while Goldwater scores zero. ACA gives Goldwater 100 percent consistency and Scranton 52 percent.
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Barry Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Senate
Scranton
House
Sen
Rep. Scranton
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Congress
JFK
Americans For Constitutional Action
ACA
Hoover
New Jersey
Charles Edison
FDR
Howard Buffett
Nebraska
Ben Moreell
USN
Loyd Wright
Los Angeles
American Bar Association
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Work Stoppages Reach New Low In New England
New England work stoppages in 1963 reached near record lows with 52 310 workers in strikes and 910 990 idle man-days. Vermont reported seven stoppages affecting 620 workers and 4 790 idle days. The report framed labor activity amid broader political commentary on party dynamics and presidential nominees.
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Boston
New England
Wendell D. Macdonald
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Vermont
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