Death Penalty Debate Divides California Policy
L A C argues Governor Brown should not abandon capital punishment and urges continued or expanded use for vicious murders. Cites Los Angeles study on race and defense access, supports Assemblyman Deukmejian, and warns against costs of life sentences. Calls for public input as politics shift.
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Cary Chessman
Long Beach
George Duckmejian
Dewkmejian
Los Angeles Police Research Project
State Assembly
Senate
Deukmejian
Scientist ends isolation with insults at space test
Whilien P Breen Jr spent five months in a simulated space trip at College Park Md and ended the experiment by hurling cutting remarks at the project director Dr Jack D Findley He apologized at a news conference saying stress changed his attitude during confinement from November 17 last year to last Wednesday Breen communicated only by intercom and telephone and received no current events information. He said his friendly stance toward the experimenters gave way to antagonism under stress.
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Whilien P. Breen Jr
College Park
University of Maryland
Jack D. Findley
Breen
Findley
SS Acapulco Sails After Government Debt Settlement
The Mexican cruise ship SS Acapulco left Los Angeles Harbor after the government paid about 250000 to satisfy liens. Nantemex says all debts and crew wages are settled, with most crew to disembark at Acapulco before drydock in Salina Cruz for inspection and repairs. The ship will resume Los Angeles to Acapulco service in June.
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Acapulco
Los Angeles
Nantemex Line
Salina Cruz
Mexico
California Tourism Agency Bill Clears Committee
SACRAMENTO A bill to create the Office of Tourism and Visitor Service to lure more visitors to California was approved by the Assembly Ways and Means Committee and sent to the floor. Assemblyman J Robert W Crown said California lacks such an agency. supporters claim each tourist adds 800 to the economy while foes cite budget strains in the current year. Initial funding is in Gov Brown's budget. subsequent appropriations would likely rise.
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Sacramento
California
Assembly
Ways and Means
Crown
Brown
Charles J. Conrad
JFK Cuts Demands on Budget
President Kennedy trimmed the 1964 budget by 493 million dollars from the 24 billion requested for the Atomic Energy Commission. He also sought a 14.6 million dollar increase for the legislative branch funded by a contingency allowance, keeping totals for the fiscal year unchanged. The AEC cut cites lower unit costs and efficiency gains in weapon production and uranium processing, while the legislative boost targets the Government Printing Office and Capitol architect for a third House office building.
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Kennedy
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Legislative Branch
White House
AEC
Government Printing Office
Capitol
Gardner couple face charges in felonious assault case
A witness at a preliminary hearing for Roy E. Gardner and Barbara Gardner, both charged with two counts of felonious assault, saw the couple ordered to stand trial May 6 in Superior Court. Custody of the girl, Wendy Wayland, 7, had been awarded to Wayland. Senior Citizens residence in Long Beach offers furnished rooms with bath at rates, operated by Registered Nerv Besso's Harea, 2328 Eisd & Long Beach.
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Barbara Gardner
Gardner
Wendy Wayland
Wayland
Long Beach
Fiatra
Privass
Bath
Nerv Besso
Harea
Eisd
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