Russia's Surging Oil Exports and Global Impact
LAC analyzes postwar oil shifts highlighting Russia's rising production from newly explored fields, a 2500 mile Volga pipeline, and export pressures. It notes Russia's known reserves of 28 billion barrels versus US 35 billion, with geologists suggesting up to 200 billion including unexplored areas.
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Governor weighs fate of trio in Anaheim shooting case
Governor Brown questions if a key triggerman can be convicted as U S Simpson was killed in Anaheim at 3 am with five shogun blasts. His wife lost both hands and an arm. Prosecution worries the case unravels without the triggerman. Alleged suspect may be near the Capitol seeking work in Sacramento.
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Caltech Detects Minor Quake Near Pasadena
Caltech seismographs recorded a minor earthquake near Pasadena around 5 50 p m not causing damage. Spokesmen could not locate exact epicenter but readings indicated a small temblor. The quake was also detected in San Diego.
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Key Race Housing Bill OK
Sacramento dispatch reports the Democratic administration's civil rights housing bill passed the Assembly 47 to 25 with Republicans opposed. Gov Brown urged Senate passage, saying the bill promotes equality of opportunity in housing and marks a landmark in California. The measure empowers the Fair Employment Practices Commission to challenge refusals to sell or rent housing based on race religion or national origin, with court action possible for enforcement. penalties were removed and four bedroom owner-occupied exemptions retained.
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Rafferty Unruh Clash Over Education Bill in Sacramento
Sacramento clashes intensified between Superintendent Max Rafferty and Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh over education policy. Rafferty accused Unruh of backing an amendment to expand appointive powers, while Unruh demanded Rafferty disavow right wing attempts to control local school boards. Dymally defended Unruh amid assertions of political meddling and a Birch Society link, as both leaders pressed their positions on school governance and reform efforts.
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Sight-After 60 Years of Blindness Shocks Woman’s Return of Vision
Bessie Sikes, blind since infancy from spinal meningitis, briefly regained sight when a dislocated cataract allowed light into her nearly blind left eye. The 60-something Portland woman recalls seeing her green kitchen floor and white refrigerator after rubbing her eye. Doctors call it a rare, temporary occurrence and warn of possible glaucoma or needed surgery.
Southern California Wins Higher Share Of Highway Funds
SACRAMENTO UPI An Assembly committee backed a plan to raise Southern California to 60 percent of highway funds, up from 55. The bills, by Assemblyman James Mills D San Diego, aim to end the per centage method and base allocations on vehicles tax receipts and construction. Northern lawmakers opposed, Senate unlikely to approve.
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Independent Pusnares Angry Penday at Sire It Pineates
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Death of Soviet director Leonid Lakov in Moscow
Soviet film director Leonid Lakov, aged 57, died in Moscow on Thursday. The announced death closes a longtime career in cinema noted for its distinctive style and contributions to Soviet film.
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50 Million DC9 Order to Douglas
A $50 million DC9 order to Douglas is reported for spring 1955 with certification later that year. The jet designed to replace propeller aircraft on short routes will have a 1,100 mile range and 2,500 feet per minute climb, powered by two Pratt and Whitney JT8D engines. About 12,900 Douglas aircraft division employees will receive a May 6 one-hour pay boost due to the rising cost of living index, adding roughly $531,000 annually.
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