State Tax Agencies May Merge Under Board of Equalization
Sacramento AP report says Sen. Hugh M. Burns advocates consolidating California tax collection under the elected State Board of Equalization. Proposals include eliminating inheritance tax appraisers and creating a unified Department of Revenue under gubernatorial control, with Controller Cranston as chairman.
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Alan Cran Rton
Wendy
Cranston
Franchise Tax Board
Historical Unit Post To UC Prof New AHA Officers
Carl Beidenhaugh of the University of California is the new vice president of the American Historical Society. Prof. Samuel Flagg Bemis of Yale, a Pulitzer winner, was hailed president, succeeding Bernadine E. Schmitt of the University of Chicago. John Caughey of UCLA and Gordon Wright of Stanford joined the association's council as the governing body. Dr. Clarance C. Clendenen of Menlo School and College received the Albert J. Beveridge Award of $1,000 for his manuscript The United States and Pancho Villa, with a publication of the book included. More than 3,000 historians attended the society's diamond Jubilee convention.
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Carl Beidenhaugh
University of California
American Historical Society
Samuel Flagg Bemis
Yale University
Bernadine E. Schmitt
University of Chicago
John Caughey
UCLA
Andil Gordon Wright
Stanford
Association
Clarance C. Clendenen
Menlo School and College
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Tipsy Walkers Face New Year Arrest Watch
In Pittsburgh during New Year’s weekend police will crack down on drunken drivers and visibly intoxicated pedestrians. Commissioner Laurence Rosenberg ordered enforcement to arrest such pedestrians to prevent potential drunken driving, signaling a broader safety focus.
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Pittsburgh
Ly Direetor Laowis Rosenberg
Navy medic saves Hawaiian author in asthma crisis
Yokosuka Japan AP U S Navy medic David Reeves 21 from Farmington New Mexico breathed into author Robert Hongo's mouth during a severe asthma attack at a Yokohama home after an ambulance transfer to the Navy hospital. Hongo recuperates in the U S hospital and says he hopes to turn the experience into fiction.
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Robert Blongo
Tron
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Shanke
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Hongo
U.S
Mycarold
Tley
Yokohama
U.S. Navy
Mongo
Ino
Navy Hospital
Yongo
David Reeves
Farmington, NM
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R.A. Fischella
Monterey
Calif
Erb Faces Right To Teach Fight In California
Tilman Erb, former Halon High School substitute, seeks renewal of teaching credentials before the State Board of Education. His contract at Camden High School in San Francisco was renewed after he refused to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee. The California State Federation of Teachers AFL CIO backs him, urging abolition of the committee and arguing it violates human rights. The federation also pushes for higher salaries, a minimum teacher pay, collective bargaining for state college faculty, and academic senates to empower faculty in policy. Paul Ward urged teachers to be more active in school affairs.
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Nikita Eyes Arms Ban U N Summit in 1961
Khrushchev, in talks with Britain's Sir Frank Roberts, urged a U N summit on disarmament and a Berlin settlement but offered no concessions to the West. Western powers weigh whether a spring summit is worth pursuing as disarmament talks stall amid U N theatrics.
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Khrushchev
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West
Frank Roberts
U. N
Kheushchev
Rome
Khnishchey
Soviet Embassy Ends News Bulletins in Belgrade
The Soviet Embassy halted issuing news bulletins in Belgrade in line with Yugoslav press law. The law regulates foreign information centers based on reciprocity.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Caroline Kennedy disrupts news conference with pink pajamas
Caroline Kennedy, three, wandered into a Kennedy Fulbright news conference on a moonlit Palm Beach patio, barefoot in pink pajamas and blue bathrobe, causing laughter. President-elect John F Kennedy gently guided her back, signaling calm in a lively White House future.
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John Fi. Kennedy
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J. William Fulbright
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Right of Way Chief Retiring
SACRAMENTO RP Frank Balfour 64 who has directed California's 150 million a year right of way purchase program since 1915 is retiring Feb 1 to take charge of the American Right of Way Association's new national office in Los Angeles.
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Sacramento
Frank €.Balfour
California
American Right of Way Association
Los Angeles
Kennedy Springboard Into Turbulent White House Years
Lively outlook as Kennedy prepares to take office amid a crippling domestic agenda. House Rules Committee battles loom with Southern Democrats and Republicans over liberal legislation. Senate friction on Red China and civil rights actions threatens smooth passage. Domestic fights over healthcare and Social Security funding set the early tone for Kennedy's presidency.
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Hhang Bose
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Asia
Congress
American Medical Association
Eisenhower
China
Premire Khrushctev
Othreigh Dellers
Jail Lover Gets 3 Years For Threats
A man sentenced to three years by a federal judge for writing postcards that threatened to kill President Eisenhower. The article also covers Cold War anxieties about disarmament, Red China, and Kennedy’s challenges, noting a convicted offender with a lengthy record.
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Kennedy
Red China
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Hedeon
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China
Crash Victims Sue Trucker in Tulare County Suit
Visalia report states Mr. and Mrs. Everett Medcalf of Goshen filed a $27500 suit in Tulare County Superior Court against truck driver John Do Leste, 55, of Kingsburg for damages after a December highway crossing crash that killed Airs Medcalf’s grandparents Homer B. Fant and his wife and injured Mrs. Medcalf.
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Tulare County
Everett Medcalf
Goshen
John Do. Leste
Kingsburg
Airs
Medcalf
Homer B. Fant
Farm Minister Fired By Nikita
Moscow reports the Soviet Union has a new agriculture minister after a poor crop year and widespread dissatisfaction with the ministry. Premier Khrushchev replaced Vladimir Y. Matskevich with Ikisheal Olshansky, vice president of the Academy of Agricultural Science, to lead the farm ministry.
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Vladimir Y. Matskevich
Isikehaal Olshansky
Academy of Agricultural Science
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