Lawmakers Aim for End of Marathon California Session
In Sacramento lawmakers work toward concluding the marathon session as a June 7 primary nears. Negotiations center on a $4.6 billion package including a pay raise for legislators from 6000 to 17500 and constitutional revisions. If adjournment fails, leaders may reconvene post election. The state Chamber backs a reasonable salary increase while Senate negotiators press for broader reform.
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Unruh Seeks Lower State Vote Age to 18
California Assembly Speaker M. Unruh announced he would press for a state constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 18. Speaking at the University of Washington, he argued the population is aging younger and that extending the franchise to more young people is timely. He spoke at a Democrats campaign school for Washington legislators.
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Main Focus On Committee Work In Washington
Washington AP reports Congress will see limited floor action this week as committees press ahead toward adjournment by October. Foreign Affairs panels in both chambers lead the agenda with debates on foreign aid, drug policies, safety, and government structure.
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Long Atom Smasher Is Ready
Stanford officials announced that research operations may begin within six months at the world’s largest linear accelerator. A 10 billion volt beam was run a two mile test, described as better than expected, with Panofsky noting no major tuneups needed.
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Senator Herman Talmadge will not seek Georgia governor race
Washington AP report says Senator Herman Talmadge of Georgia will remain in the Senate for the rest of his term and will not run for governor this year. He had been considering a return to Georgia after former Governor Vandiver withdrew for health reasons.
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Miss USA Maria Remenyi Heads To Miss Universe
Maria Judith Remenyl, Miss USA, discusses manners in men and her career aims as she prepares to compete for Miss Universe in July. Born in Denmark to Hungarian parents, she moved to the United States a decade ago and studies physics at UC Berkeley.
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California education fight over communism and loyalty oaths
California lawmakers heatedly clash over education and alleged subversion. Senator John G. Schmitz demands the state board be probed for soft handling of applicants with red backgrounds. Thom as W Braden defends the board while urging loyalty oaths for teachers.
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Erhard in London for parleys with Wilson
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrived in London for two days of talks with Prime Minister Harold Wilson. The visit aims to discuss postwar European economic cooperation and ongoing Allied security considerations.
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