LA C SAYS Not Partisan in Braden Reappointment
The article argues Governor Brown won reappointment of Thomas Braden to the State Board of Education with broad Republican support and Democratic backing, noting concerns voiced by some Democrats. It contends the case exposes claimed nonpartisanship and criticizes the Birch Society label used by supporters and critics alike.
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Ralph Richardson
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Brown backs state pay boosts amid uneven county raises
The plan proposes raises for state officials including judges and executives, with clerks and smaller counties seeing varied percentage increases. Attorney General and Supreme Court pay would rise to specific new figures while several top officials receive boosts. some departments, like finance and mental hygiene, would see no raise. The document lists officials and proposed salaries despite unclear OCR details.
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Germans Paddle to Freedom on Makeshift Raft
East German families escaped to LUENEBURG Germany aboard a homemade raft improvised from a television cabinet and a suitcase. Police reported the voyage began on the Elde River with supplies and gifts for relatives. Rough seas caused the raft’s outboard motor to fail about a quarter of the way, but the group pressed on using a ripped TV backboard and suitcase top for buoyancy.
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Germany
Jrérman
Ede
No Hungary Visit Amid United Nations Diplomacy
A high diplomatic source at the United Nations in New York said on Thursday night that Secretary-General U Thanthadi plans a visit to a communist country. The report notes potential tensions around Hungary and related regional considerations.
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N.Y
U Thanthadi
Teslengary
Littering Penalty Bill Advances in California Senate
The measure by Sen Samuel Geddes of Napa proposes a first offense fine of 50 to 500 dollars with up to five days in jail. For a second offense within a year penalties are harsher and third-offense penalties reach up to 500 dollars and six months in jail.
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Samuel Geddes
D-Napa
Independent Parliahed Birth at Pine Avenue
An Independent party notice records a birth on Pine Avenue in California with early draft of acknowledgment and entry details. The fragmentary item mentions a local residence and the weekend timing.
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Minnesota Bill Targets Love of Driving Safety
Minnesota legislator Rep. Richard Richie pushes a safety bill to curb necking by couples in cars. The measure would ban draping an arm around a seat mate, seen as a risk, though officials doubt enforceability. The bill draws jokes but gains preliminary approval in the House.
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Faubus Works on Arkansas Highway Crew in Huntsville
Governor Orval E Faubus 53 donned khaki work clothes and a double edged ax to help clear brush with a state highway crew in northwest Arkansas Tuesday and Wednesday near his Huntsville home He urged maintenance not to trim ornamental trees and arranged for a crew member to identify flowering trees next morning. Ralph Bellamy Sued for 202500 by Producers over pilot film agreement in Los Angeles. Nelson Rockefeller Considering 1954 Republican Presidential Primaries before New Hampshire vote. Coast Guard helicopter birth: Mrs Della F O Neal gives birth to son at 800 feet while en route to hospital near Camden Point North Carolina. Vicky Units 18 stars debut in Ringling Bros Show in New York City.
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Los Angeles
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Alan Woods
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
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Ocracoke
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Camden Point
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Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
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Harriman Confirmed for State Department Post
The Senate on Thursday confirmed W. Averell Harriman as undersecretary of state for political affairs, a top three position in the State Department. His confirmation clears him to shape U.S. foreign policy at a high level.
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W. Averell Harriman
State Department
Oil Tide Lands Debate Probes Long Beach Contracts
The state owns tide lands and Long Beach acts as trustee with half the funds allocated for commerce navigation or fisheries. Senators press for a thorough study of tidelands funding while warning against rushing the offshore contract. O Sullivan questions consultants and warns of potential losses amid lingering questions about the Long Beach offshore field.
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Long Besch
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Tideland
Stanley Arnold
McCarthy
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Calfornia
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Crown
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Los Alamitos
Oil offshore plan urged by Assembly members
Assembly members led by Oil and Mining Industry Committee Chairman Joseph M iKenaick urged swift action on a Long Beach offshore field plan. The resolution says the field is the nation’s largest undeveloped oil and gas reserve and would generate millions in state revenue and create hundreds of jobs. It calls for timely approval to avoid delaying harbor agreements and harming bidding for two large operations, listing coauthors from multiple districts and parties.
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Oil and Mining Industry Committee
Joseph M. iKenaick
D-Long Beach
Assembly
United States
Long Beach
Wilk
California
Te Assembly Rules Committee
Bane
Kenrick
Debbie Reynolds admits pregnancy amid marriage to Harry Karl
Actress Debbie Reynolds acknowledged on Thursday in Hollywood that she and husband Harry Karl are expecting a baby. Karl, a millionaire shoe manufacturer, is Reynolds' spouse and the couple's public confirmation follows prior denials.
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Debbie Reynolds
Hollywood
Harry Karl
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