Change in State's Oil Share Sought
Collier bill would prohibit islands and force tunnel drilling for Long Beach oil fields. Deputy city attorney Harold Lingle says proposals are inefficient and costly, likely delaying development. Bill sets oil royalty payments at not less than 16 35 percent of current market price and orders surveys of tidelands with a six month deadline.
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Harold A. Lingle
Long Beach
Leegi
Weil
State Lands Commission
Long Beach, Tidelands
Senate OKs Directors of Telstar Corp
The Senate confirmed President Kennedy's choice of five corporate incorporators for Telstar Corp by a 75 to 15 vote. The privately owned firm aims to organize the U.S. phase of a global, high speed communications system using repeater satellites to relay voice, picture, and messages worldwide. Telstar I launched last July and Relay 1 placed in orbit on December 13.
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Washington
New
Communications Satellite Corporation
Senate
Kennedy
Episcopal Bishop backs death penalty and civil rights in Sacramento
The Episcopal bishop of Northern California urged support for death penalty and civil rights legislation and Sunday closing while opposing lotteries. Rev. Clarence R. Haden Jr. spoke at a diocese conversion, saying the church must stand on basic Christian principles.
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Episcopal
Sacramento
Northern California
Clarence R. Haden Jr
Tideland Fund Use Approved With Delayed Decision Likely
The State Lands Commission may delay approving the $15 million Long Beach oilfield contract until after a watchdog committee completes its May study. Two legislative resolutions shape the action, with May 15 reports pending and a May 23 Sacramento meeting possible. No oil firm testimony heard. Long Beach Chamber of Commerce urged swift approval amid subsidence concerns.
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State Ands Commission
Tomtil J
Long Beach
Los Angeles
H. J. Howitz
Commission
Assembly
Senate
Hale Champion
Hortig
Sacramento
Long Beach Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Orville W.cole
Alan Cranstom
Champion
Glenn Anderson
British Labor Chief to Meet K in Moscow
London Labour Party leader Harold Wilson will fly to Moscow in May to confer with Premier Khrushchev. The visit appears part of a campaign to explain the party's doctrine abroad ahead of a possible Labour victory in Britain's general elections due before October 1964.
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London
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Khrushchev
Britain
Stereo FM Stereo Multiplex Radio System Described
A historical notice outlines expandable Herdwood sound chambers for enhanced stereo. It mentions Garrard automatic turntable, diamond needles, Moltplex Monitor FM stereo signals, and a Don Beetler Webst model with hand-finished cabinet and sound chambers.
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Herdwood
Garrard
Don Beetler
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