Roybal Confident in Democratic Primary Victory
Political roundup reports Los Angeles councilman Roybal confident of winning the Democratic lieutenant governor primary on June 8. He cites ballot party designation as aiding Democratic candidates and backs state bond inspired schools, public works, unemployment aid, and water projects while opposing purchase of the Central Valley project.
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Waitress Identifies Puerto Rican Terrorists in Capitol Attack
A Washington waitress testified about recognizing four Puerto Rican suspects after a lunch near Union Station before a deadly assault on the House of Representatives. She supported the government’s assertion of joint action by the defendants as witnesses described the chaotic scene and the wounded congressmen.
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Fontes Quits CV Government Group Chairmanship
Castro Valley leader Richard A. Fontes, head of a local government study committee, resigns to coordinate a community picnic through August. He remains active as Castro Valley Improvement Club president and will urge Valley groups to participate in the event funded by the Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce. The temporary government study panel formed last April 33 to assess reports will conclude with(Fontes) offering resignation at a Friday night meeting at A B Morris School. Other participants include Ray F Snicer Jr on costs of self government, Richard Higgins on status quo, Gene Van Ness on annexation to Hayward, and Bruce McFarlane and Dr A B Emmes on overall findings.
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Japanese Diet Overrules Socialist Move to Block Police Bill
In Tokyo the Diet overruled socialist efforts to block a police revision bill. Yoshida’s government pressed for passage amid protests and rioting, while ministers delayed a world tour to focus on disciplining party leaders and ensuring the bill’s approval.
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