Liquor License Racket Nipped in California
Sacramento liquor chief Russell Munro said a new shakedown racket in southern California liquor circles was stopped. Leonard L. Lake of Los Angeles quit after 13 years amid charges of dishonesty. Samuel F. Kahn pleaded guilty to grand theft related to a Los Angeles manipulation. two others were implicated.
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Unwelcome Reds Align With Democrats in 1956 Campaign
Washington reports that American Communists plan to influence the Democratic party through a popular front tactic, aligning with left-wing groups while avoiding explicit front declarations. The piece notes past Communist support for Roosevelt and Lehman, the decline of Communist political power, and the difficulty of mobilizing their votes in today’s landscape.
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Doctors pioneer transposition repair at charity hospital
Drs Earl B Kay and Freder ck Cross, famed for heart lung machine work, test a new technique at St Vincent's Charity Hospital to correct a newborn's transposition of the great vessels. In the operation the aorta and pulmonary artery origins are reversed, a defect threatening the infant John's survival.
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Brucker warns of big Red Army threat over Soviet trust
Secretary of the Army William M. Brucker warned in Los Angeles that Russia remains the largest armed force and the United States must not assume Soviet aggression has ended. He urged vigilance during an Armed Forces Day event, cautioned against complacency, and warned of possible Communist containment.
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Postwar Homes Seen as Potential Slums by Panelists
Two speakers at the American Institute of Architects annual convention warned that most postwar homes were potential slums the day they were built. T. Morgan Yost of Chicago and Quincy Jones of Los Angeles voiced the concern during yesterday's panel discussion in Los Angeles.
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State Building Plans Revised To Meet Population Growth
A state advisory committee unveiled a revised five year 447 991 807 dollar building program for California. It projects population rising to 15 11 million by mid 1961 and 17 14 million after five more years. About 77 million already is funded. 371 million more is needed for colleges mental hospitals prisons offices and related facilities. The plan depends on voter approval of a 200 million dollar construction bond with remainder from current revenues.
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