World News in Brief Summary Hits and Misses Across Globe
FCC Commissioner Bartley testified he allowed industry funding for trips but denied misconduct. Indonesia orders supervision of foreigners amid revolt, targeting rebels to curb foreign intervention. Toynbee predicts Houston and Baku as top atomic targets in an American war. Liberal Party gains in Britain. Diefenbaker praised in Ottawa amid election. Handy, blues pioneer, dies in New York at age 84. West German unions protest armament plans as Pineau visits for disarmament talks.
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FCC
Monett T. Bartley
Bartley
Sam Rayburn
House
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Toynbee
Houston
Texas
Baku
Russlan
United States
BOM
Christian Pineau
Election names for constitutional officers listed in capitol notes
Bids for statewide offices beyond governor were not finalized. The roster includes Lieutenant Governor Harald Powers and Glenn Anderson. Attorney General Caspar Weinberger, Ralph Planteen, and Hillings. Superior Judge Stanley Mask. State Senator Robert I. McCarthy. State Controller Robert Kirkwood and Alan Cranston. State Treasurer A Ronald Burdon and Bert Betts. Secretary of State Frank Jordan and Henry Lopez.
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Harald J Powers
Eaglevilles
Glenn. Anderson
Los Anggeles
Caspar Weinberger
San Francisco
Hillings
Ralph Planteen
Sacramento
Stanley Mask
Los Angeles
Robert I. McCarthy
Robert C. Kirkwood
Alan Cranston
Los Altos
A. Ronald Burdon
Bert A. Betts
San Diego
Frank M. Jordan
Kenry Lopez
Local races filed with registrar list and incumbents
A rush of filings lists Page Oney as incumbent with Russell J. Hardy and Robert A. Neutzman among others. The 1st District includes Thomas M. Erwin Frank Bonelli William R. Bradley Roy L. Erickson, with more offices to be added next week. Undersheriff Pete Pitchess has filed for sheriff, and William B. McKesson is incumbent district attorney. Richard Richards is incumbent state senator, and Robert F. E. McDavid is incumbent in the 4th district. Superior court judges are included in the forthcoming complete list.
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Russell J. Hardy
Robert A. Neutzman
Thomas M. Erwin
Frank Bonelli
William R. Bradley
Roy L. Erickson
Pete Pitchess
William 3B. McKesson
Richard Richards
Board of Equalization
Robert FE. McDavid
Superior Court
Loyalty Day Proclaimed in California May 1
Governor Knight proclaimed May 1 as Loyalty Day in California and urged full cooperation in observance. The day is sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Sacramento
Knight
California
Veterans of Foreign Wines
Husband Held in Knifing of Mother-in-Law
Robert Charles Patterson of 466 West Washington Street Pasadena was bound over to Superior Court on all charges of attempting to murder his mother-in-law on March 17 after a preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge Donald A Wright. Rosie Brown of 2147 Lincoln Avenue Pasadena said he stabbed her several times as he forced entry seeking her daughter. Mrs Brown's husband intervened and fought Patterson. Patterson will appear before Superior Judge J Howard Ziemann on April 4.
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Robert Charles Patterson
Washington St
Pasadena
Superior Court
Patterson
Donald al Wright
Rosie Brown
Lincoln Ave
Councilmen to Prove City Is Solvent
Mayor Charles James named Councilmen Herbert Harrison David Woon and Harold Roberts to chair a committee to prepare a statement on city finances. The panel aims to rebut claims the city is insolvent and will publish its findings for the public. Grace Vane supported Myers’ figures as in good faith.
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Ine Sierra Maore
Coun Jeil
al S. Myers
Charles James
Herbert Harrison
David Woon
Harold Roberts
Grace Vane
Myers
Fei
Whittier CPA Cameron Files for Assembly Seat
Ronald B. Cameron a Whittier certified public accountant and endorsed Democratic candidate for the 50th District filed nomination papers with Democratic leaders present. Cameron born in Kansas City served in the Marine Corps and moved to California in 1948. he is a controller and director of Industrial Asphalt and Atlas Investment Corp.
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Ronald B. Cameron
Whittier
Assembly
el Monte
Baldwin Park
Covina
San Capriel Valley
Cameron
Ruth Burrel
James Garrow
Baldiwin
Garrow
de Cruz
Ingram
Kansas City
Marine Corps
Western Reserve Academy
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
California
UCLA
Industrial Asphalt and
Atlas Investment Corp
East Whittier
Democratic Party
Southeast
Marylyn Sobieski enters State Assembly race in 53rd District
Marylyn Powers Sobieski of San Marino Democratic candidate for State Assembly in the 53rd District filed her papers with the County Registrar of Voters. Endorsed by delegates at the February Democratic Convention, she vows an active campaign aided by supporters from San Marino Rosemead and Temple City.
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Marylyn Powers Sobieski
San Marino
State Assembly
Benjamin S. Mile
Sobieski
John G. Sobieski
Jehildren
John
Lada
James Sobieski
Sobies
Edwin
Clauser
Bur J
Gess Cutler
Rosemead
Lea Donahue
San Gabriel
Milton
Landesman
Norman
Philip
Kramer
Alhambra
Gertrude Pierce
Temple City
EL ‘Montel
Hero Pleads Guilty in Salinas Armed Robbery Case
Lt Col Melvin R Blair retired war hero pleaded guilty in Salinas to armed robbery of Bing Crosby Golf Tournament receipts, alleging an attempted theft of more than 340000 last January. The case details include involvement in a high profile crime targeting event funds.
Soviet Proceedings Hint at Nuclear Test Cessation
The article notes a Tuesday joint session where Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is expected to announce a unilateral suspension of nuclear tests. It cites Western rejection of a ban without intrusive inspections, quotes public support in Western Europe and Japan, and lists Khishchev’s reappointment with several Presidium figures ousted from the prior inner circle.
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Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Lone
West
Western
Europe
Orient
Japan
Supreme Soviet
Presid
Remember Holy
Communist, ‘Party
Nikita Out Khishchev
I—V Nikolai Schvernik
Ussr
F. A. Kozlov
Russian
Soviet Union
M. Kasyghi
P. K. Ponomarenko
Am Abassador
India
Show to Close Do-It-Yourself Show at Pan Pacific
The Do-It-Yourself Show at Pan Pacific Auditorium wraps its sixth annual run this Sunday. Show hours are listed as from Lito IL.
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Pan Pacific Auditorium
Lito IL
Water Plan Cut From Cal Budget
A conference committee member and Northern California caucus members discussed rumored moves to undercut the South's $54 million water project limit. They warned that the North might swap construction money for project funds and push Bay aqueducts to the table, a plan deemed surrender by critics. Sen. Hugh Burns urged considering construction aid for upper basin areas while others condemned the proposed compromise as skullduggery.
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Southern California
North Bay
South Bay
Hugh Burns
Fresno
Senate
Rees
Hees
Carley Porter
D-Campton
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