Senate panel backs Braden in party line vote five to zero
The committee praised Braden while critics cite partisan actions in backing Rafferty’s program calls for three R’s and patriotism education. McCarthy and Burns defended Braden’s record and questioned opposing charges, noting Braden’s past WWII service and private citizen rights.
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Annexation Vote Set Today Near La Mirada
A large turnout is anticipated in the two square mile area east of La Mirada as residents vote today at seven polling places. The district holds about 7,500 residents with an assessed valuation nearing 3 million.
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Robbery Suspect Wounded, Listed Serious at LA County General
Robert Van Winkle, 23, of 477 South Ltd, removed from critical list to serious in the ward of LA County General Hospital. He was shot above the heart by a grocery clerk during an armed robbery attempt in Hawaiian Gardens late Saturday.
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Miami Publisher Daniel Mahoney Dies in New York
Daniel C. Mahoney age 73 publisher of the Miami News died Monday during a lung operation at Doctors Hospital in New York City. He had long guided the Miami newspaper and was a prominent local figure in Florida journalism.
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Kennedy Cuts USIA Budget
President Kennedy trims the 1963-64 budget by 3.954 million dollars from the U S Information Agency reducing the agency to 142.736 million as part of cutting 988 billion from the overall plan. The White House cites reduced World’s Fair coverage and delayed Southeast Asia radio site agreement as reasons for the cut.
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Stamp Book Insurance Plan Deemed Illegal
Sacramento California Attorney General Stanley Mosk said plans offering insurance policies tied to trading stamps violate the state insurance code. The schemes advertise six months of auto accident and hospital coverage for three stamp books valued at 3.60, redeemed for 450 cash by the stamp company, with a policy premium of 4.50. Mosk stated the plans use inducement to buy goods and discriminate, since buyers receive more value than stamp books justify.
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GOP Leader Demands Brown Repudiate CDC Ainis Statements
California Democratic count reports GOP critics at a convention called on Gov. Brown to repudiate two CDC assertions. They urged loyalty oaths and denounced anti-Communist resolutions while noting Brown’s past position on related statements and party discipline.
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Phone Franchise Tax Backed by City and County Groups
Sacramento report says The League of California Cities and the County Supervisors Association endorsed a constitutional amendment to levy a 1 percent franchise tax on intra state telephone receipts. The measure would raise about 9 million dollars annually for cities and counties based on population. It targets 60 California telephone companies to compensate use of streets sidewalks and roads for poles wires and facilities. Other utilities now pay franchise fees.
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Assembly Deadlock Reveals California Democrats Fraying
Fragmentary OCR shows dialogue on party unity with Speaker Jesse Unruh and Assemblyman Charles Conrad in a convention. The piece hints at tensions between Democrats and minority leadership and mentions CDC needs, suggesting a fragile ruling coalition and internal divisions within the California Assembly.
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Everest Expedition Delayed by Weather At Base Camp
KATMANDU Nepal bad climbing weather Monday delayed the American Everest expedition from moving to the advance base camp on the mountain recess at 22,000 feet. The seven member advance group led by Norman Dykvenfurth of Santa Mexico California remained at Camp I near 22,200 feet Monday night.
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