Government uses public assisted loans to enforce housing rules
The piece argues that California’s Rumford Act leverages government backed financing to force property owners to rent or sell without regard to race, religion, or national origin. It contends most California property is tied to public assisted loans via banks insured by the government, and criticizes the state legislature and Gov. Brown for expanding civil rights measures beyond federal bill limits.
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FHA
California
Senate
Brown
Lac
Lions Club Donates 2800 to Long Beach Charities
The Downtown Lions Club distributed 2800 to three Long Beach organizations as part of its annual charity drive. James G. Craig Jr. accepted 1000 for the Scout building fund on behalf of the Boy Scouts of America. Mrs. Odie Wright and Spey Garnett accepted 1000 and 500 respectively for welfare and Campership funds. Burton W. Chace attended as guest of honor.
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Long Beach
Lions Club
James G. Craig Jr
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Building’ Fund
Odie Wright
Spey Garnett
Settlement reached in Dodge heirs case in Detroit
Ex showgirl Gregg Sherwood Dodge announced an out of court settlement of about 9 million against Horace E Dodge estate and his mother Anna Thompson Dodge, with attorneys from Detroit New York and Beloit present. The deal has no court approval requirement. Other items note Ford executive pay, a door to door kiss case, a draft protest, and a Senate tribute to Carl Carlis.
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Gregg Sherwood Dodge
Detroit
Horace E. Dodgett
Bir
Anna Thompson Dodge
el Morton M. Bass
New York
Dodge
Grege Sherwood Dodge
Dora Fuelstad
John
Beloit
Wis
Bass
University of San Francisco
San Francisco
Charles W. Dullea
USF
Gorge Gilson
Td Uke
Father Dulles
Gillion
Senate
Sen
Carl Cartis
Rneb
Congress
House
Economy Drive Targets 22 Defense Installations
Defense plans propose closing 22 installations by 1967 with 3 600 jobs cut overseas and at home. McNamara outlined sales of two industrial reserve plants and consolidation of defense contracting offices. The action aims to save 53 million dollars while offering displaced workers new positions. Details list closures across Army Navy air bases and regional offices with savings and transfer plans.
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Johnson
Sea
Defense Secretary
Europe
Western
NATO
Watertown
Army
Pasadenga
Calif
lArea
San Francisco
Treasure Island Naval Base
Air Force
Bradley Field Reserve Center
Windsor Locks
Conn
Leethpost
Ft Devens
Mase
Anehee
Lynwood
Wash
Defense
Caroma Ala
Phoenix
Atiz
Los Angeles
San Fran
Cisco
Denver
Bridgeport City
St Louis
Newark
No Shipyard Closures Until After November Says McNamara
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara stated no U S naval shipyards will close before next November and indicated it will take at least six more months to complete the Defense Department's shipyard plans. He spoke at a press conference denying immediate closures or drastic cuts.
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McNamara
Navy
Washington
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Hic
Satoary
Cear
Defense Department
Saute
California Tax Totals by County and Source in 1963
UPI reports state tax collections totaling 405.739 million from gasoline taxes and 151.35 million from motor vehicle licenses in 1963. Census figures show 246.409 million in general sales taxes and 325.895 million in personal income taxes. Los Angeles County led in property taxes with 1.0767 billion. Alameda, San Diego, San Francisco, Orange, and Santa Clara also posted major sums.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Philip M Creighton
U. S Department of Commerce
Creighton
Departments Bureau of the Census
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Nallon
Alameda County
San Diego
Orange
Santa Clara
Italian Reds Plan Rail Strike By Unions
The Communist led Italian General Confederation of Labor announced a 24 hour strike Friday over soaring living costs and a modern safer railroad system. Non-Communist unions would not join the action, while calls for higher wages accompanied the plan.
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Plan Rail Tioop
Rome
Italian General Confederation of Labor
Letege
Local fragment hints at a beachside community incident
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a beach area, a community, and a sum of 7449 dollars. Names and specifics are unclear, with phrases about attire and a person linked to a local scene. The text appears damaged, offering only partial, non-specific details suitable for a brief item.
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Lions
Showegirl
Henry “Ford” Sibeard
Ford * Motor ° Co
Danbury
Vincent J. Ceccarelli
Stratford
Coan
Ceccarelli
J. Robert’ Latey
Anticraft
Michael Murphy
Teaneck
Murphy
Detective Crime Clinic
New Jersey
Connecticut
Congress of Racial Equality
sMurphy
Albert Burkett
Stiéle Board
Burkett
Walker County
Andy Taylor
Barkett
Lfe
Gregg S. Dodge
Sidney
Neb
Ighoo
Naval Aazilary Air Station
New Iberia
Ft. Lawson
Seattle
Jackson Ville
Key West
PensatoSla
Fla
Norfolk
Army A4 Navy
Oakland
Defense Supply Agency
Columbus
Iohio
Muskogee
Okla
Decatur
Arsenal
Weiner Tere
Laney
Ian
Bandit
Bakersfield
Sete
Jess Bena
Fa Sete
Apie HS
Dan Smoot
Dooley
Dooley’s HarDwAre Mart
COVES
ORIOL
Manning
Wallichs
Coth
Willis
Music City
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