The Father Questions How to Stop Juvenile Depredations
A father asks how to curb teen violence after his 14 year old son is attacked. The piece weighs opinions on an Alameda County anti loitering ordinance, its enforcement by officers, parental responsibility, and whether such laws can reduce delinquency without harming normal youths. If harmful, the ordinance can be repealed.
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Brown urges youth jury system to judge juvenile offenders
Attorney General Pat Brown suggested California consider a juvenile jury to judge young offenders and give youths more civil duties to fill responsibility gaps. He argued youths should be judged by peers, warning current policy breeds delinquency and platitudes while inept officiousness persists.
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Wiretapping debate runs through Congress and private eyes
The article details Senate and Judiciary Committee battles over a bill to authorize wiretapping, opposition from Senator William Langer, and the shift of power to the Justice Department. It also reveals claims by private detective Raymond Shindler that wiretapping is widespread among agencies and lawyers, with strict limits on when it is used and clear penalties for illegal taps.
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Pentagon faces overhaul amid McCarthy era defense clash
Washington probes reveal major and minor blunders in Indochina policy and the new look defense cuts. Joint Chiefs criticize air force reductions and ground troop downsizing while warning of risky policy reversals. Stevens and Adams anger lawmakers as administrative ineptitude widens morale concerns.
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State backs Adobe Creek flood project with local funding hurdle
The State Water Resources Board urged the Legislature to finance part of the Allobe Creek flood control project in Lake County, contingent on local landowners along the stream agreeing to cover about 45,000 dollars. The plan is one of 48 national experiments to test small upstream dam effects, with California leaders debating cost, participation, and necessity at a public Sacramento hearing. Local residents would shoulder roughly 45,000 dollars, with the 1.8 Department of Agriculture funding the remainder. total state costs range from 95,000 to 120,000 dollars for rights of way and utility moves. The Lake County supervisor indicated a public hearing will settle local participation.
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Long Beach Tax Money Faces Statewide Challenge
The 1955 legislative session looms with debate over tideland oil revenues. Tulare County Farm Bureau seeks access to $183 million Long Beach fund argued to belong to all Californians. City contends funds already budgeted for parks streets and services despite court dispute and possible state recovery action.
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Color changing fishes and their remarkable camouflage
Ranger naturalist Eugene Burns describes how fish like trout bass and herring alter color and pattern to blend with backgrounds. Color shifts involve iridescent scales and pigment cells controlled by the eye and nervous system, with rapid changes when patterns or environments differ.
Law In Action California Will Rules for Community Property
An article explains who may dispose of property by will in California, noting that any adult of sound mind can make a will. It covers how spouses may dispose of one half of community property, and how separate property can be disposed of fully. It discusses the status of joint holdings and the impact of marriage on property ownership, including inheritance and survivorship concepts.
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