Boiler room stock scams warned by SEC actions
A Wall Street Journal report details two boiler room sales schemes where brokers used rooms and telephones to push unlisted stocks with false information. The SEC revoked one license and a federal court approved action against another, underscoring investors should demand written information and verify with approved brokers before buying.
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Boiler Room
SEC
Securities Exchange Commission
Stock Exchange
Sacramento Education Funding Debate and Panel Hearings
Fragmented OCR text references state funds for facilities at colleges and universities, examination panels, and advocacy groups. Mentions California institutions, public unions, and state education concerns. Indicates policy debate and potential reporting on education finance and governance.
Lawgiver Sees Burial of Oil Grab
Merced Assemblyman I George Deukmejian doubts a bill giving the state control and revenue from Long Beach tidelands will advance. He calls interim study plan favored by Speaker Unruh, says executive power risk grows as laws like Fair Housing expand enforcement. He warns against curbing legislative authority and cites potential bureaucratic overreach.
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Long Beach Tidelands
George Deukmnejian
Deukmejian
Satramento
Gordon Winten
D-Merced
Long Beach Bar Association
Virginia Country Club
Jesse M. Unruh
Winton
Derkmessin
Manufacturing
Long Beach
Joseph M. Kenrick
Winton Jbl
Rey
Tar Association
Typ
Fair Employment Practices Jj Commission
California highway toll hits 322 in March
Sacramento reports the statewide March highway death toll at 322, matching March a year earlier and lifting the year to date total to 859. The California Highway Patrol says it issued 93,350 traffic citations that month, not counting local police citations.
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Sacramento
UPI
California Highway Patrol
CHP
State Employee Award Hits 6928 For Welfare Suggestion
SACRAMENTO State Treasurer Bert A Betts Friday announced an award of 6928 to Kenneth H Cash of Sacramento for a welfare department employee suggestion that netted the state 92000 in increased interest. The award is the second highest in the state employee suggestion program authorized by the legislature. Cash proposed a revision in the method of advancing extended payments by the state to aid public welfare recipients.
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Sacramento
Bert A. Betts
State Welfare Department
Kenneth H Cash
Egg price surge hits Milan retail market
In Milan the price of an egg on the retail market rose to 50 lira, a level tenfold higher than at the century’s start. The jump underscores inflationary pressures and the cost of living in Italy’s commercial hub as shoppers face higher daily staples.
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Milan
Italy
Decree in Interior Court case at Long Beach
Fragmentary legal notice from Los Angeles district courts dated October referencing Banday et al and Art, Long Beach. Mentions delivery and a decree number 8225 with terms unclear.
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Banday
Long Beach
Interior Court
Los Angeles
Cherokee Chief Opposes Kerr Statue Replacement Plan
Principal Chief W. W. Keeler of Bartlesville condemns a state house resolution to replace Sequoyah’s two statues in the National Statuary Hall with a Kerr bust. The Cherokee Nation leader calls the move unalterably opposed and urges preservation of Sequoyah’s memorials.
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LRA
Sequoyah
Robert S.kerr
W. W. Keeler
Bartlesville
State House of Representatives
Seqeoyah
National Statu Vary
Washington, D.C
Promises of Fancy Panties Stir Cold War gossip
A flurry of short blurbs covers Khrushchev joking about fancy panties for Soviet women, amid other brief notes on a Red Skelton bridge dedication in Vincennes, Abe Vincennes’s birth, divorces, a possible Rockefeller marriage, and obits.
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YWCA appoints president in Los Angeles move
Mrs Leslie N. Shaw wife of Los Angeles first Negro postmaster was installed Friday as president of the 20 000 member greater Los Angeles YWCA A YWCA spokesman said Bill Shaw is the second Negro to head a major chapter of the organization
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Leslie N. Shaw
Los Angeles
Greater
Bill Shaw
Last Minute Deluge Rushes New California Bills
California lawmakers rushed to 4500 bills in 1963, with 364 introduced in the Senate and Assembly bringing totals to 3129 Assembly and 3624 Senate bills plus 89 constitutional amendments. Major proposals include a criminal trial procedure commission, a Department of Housing and Community Development, and a state Revenue Department while tax and electronic surveillance limits are debated. The commission would be headed by Attorney General Stanley Biosk and seek a 1967 report. The session ends June 21 with a two thirds vote required for new laws.
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Bill Boyarsky
Sacramento
California
Len Edwin
Regan
Weaverville
Av. Brown
Department of Housing and Community Development
Senate
Assembly
Commission of Judges
Stanley Biosk
California Law Revision Commission
Jesse M. Unruh
Los Angeles
Paradise
State Department of Revenue
State Board of Equalization
Calomnia
Brown hits Brown for cruel promises over California pension credits
Sacramento Assembly minority leader Charles J. Conrad charged that Governor Brown made false and cruel promises to teachers backing a bill to grant California pension credit for out-of-state service. The measure faced a cost estimate of 179 million and was killed by the Assembly Ways and Means Committee. Conrad noted Brown pledged support during last year’s re election campaign and accused ARCOSS members of being misled by the administration. The Education Committee had approved the bill, according to Conrad, who argued educators spent thousands on arguments for a bill that could not pass.
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UF — Assembly
Charles J. Conrad
Conrad
Brown
Arcoss
Tota
Assembly Education Committee
Plan Grabs City Oil Share For Tidelands Grant
A fragmenting note proposes plans to claim half the city tidelands revenue for commerce navigation and fisheries. It outlines urgent development of Long Beach tidelands and repeal of state share deposits to the California Water Fund while stating contracts should be state rather than city driven.
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Shell
Long Beach Tidelands
Long Beach
California Water Fund
Safety net saves life of trapezist in French circus
In Melun France a safety net kept alive trapeze artist Marie Karsal after she missed her partner during a high act. She plunged from the tent peak, bounced in the net and was saved by the obligatory safety device guarding French circuses Friday night.
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Melun
France
Marie Karsal
Subsidence Suit by U S Settled
The Long Beach Naval Shipyard subsidence dispute ends with settlement clarifying Navy land rights. The government previously sought 54 million in damages and threatened shutdown of the shipyard, which employs about 60 million in payroll per year.
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Australian River Flood Kills Cattle
The Roper River in the Northern Territory reached a record 44 feet above flood level and rose to 70 feet deep and 15 miles across. Heavy cattle losses were reported as ranchers could not determine how many cattle they owned.
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Darwin
Australia
Roper
Nevel
Asian Flu Waning in East Polio Rate Low
The US epidemic of Asian type influenza wanes while polio remains at a record low. For the first 16 weeks this year polio cases are under half of 1962’s pace and about one sixth of the five year median. Deaths from influenza and pneumonia return to normal nationwide, with increases only in the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast regions.
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Atlanta
United States
Disease Center
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
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