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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1962

Page

2

Governor Brown Reverses CDC Endorsement After 29 Months

The governor, once honorary chairman of the California Democratic Council, now opposes five CDC policy declarations. Richard Richards largely agrees with Brown, but both avoid criticizing CDC’s consumer cooperatives and aid stance. A California Poll and past campaigns suggest Brown’s shift is a liability in a narrowing Democratic lead, echoing a wary public mood toward CDC alignment.

California Democratic Council Brown Richard Richards CDC Un-American Activities Committee U. N Richards Richard Nixon California Chessman Kennedy Nixon Democratic Party The Birch Society

Atomic Spy Fuchs Reported in Berlin News

Bild Zeitung reports atomic spy Klaus Fuchs is to be present at a Berlin event on Sunday. The note mentions a long Beach California address and a German court filing. It states Fuchs, age 51, served ten years in Britain for leaking Western atomic secrets to the Russians and later became deputy director at East Germany’s Central Institute for Nuclear Physics in Ras Sendorf. The piece hints at mistrust among coworkers and his alleged health issues.

Britain Central Institute Rassendorf van Johnson June Allyson Ann Sothern Rosalind Russell Santa Monica Superior Court Los Angeles Eve Johnson Beach John Kenneth Galbraith Kennedy India New Delhi Washington

Shipbuilding union signs three year labor pact

Production workers at Todd Shipyards in San Pedro approved a three year contract by a 34 to 1 margin with Local 9 Shipyard Workers Union. The pact provides a 10 cent hourly wage increase annually, maintains seniority provisions, and boosts job security. Negotiations continue for about 300 office and technical staff at Todd and for Bethlehem Steel Terminal Island yard crews, the latter extended on a day to day basis.

San Pedro Todd Shipyards Local 9 Shipyard Workers Union Todd Management Uaion William F. Hooes Hope Todd The Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers Bethlehem Steel Terminal Island

JFK A-Ban Push Hit By Hosmer On Secrecy Claims

Rep. Craig Hosmer Calif a Republican member of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy accuses the administration of using news leaks to drum up public support for a US plan to ban atomic testing. He argues the White House misleads on a seismic network and on-site inspections, saying new science does not justify abandoning tougher terms. He warns against accepting a Soviet favorable test ban and criticizes rose colored assessments.

Washington Joint Committee On Atomic Energy Administration Craig Hosmer Rcalif White House Newsleak Long Beach House

Ships Cooks and Stewards OK 4415 Month Contract

The Marine Cooks and Stewards Union ratified a new 4415 month contract with the Pacific Maritime Association. Sailors Union of the Pacific and Marine Firemen had previously accepted the pact. West Coast locals voted 1,629 to 213 in favor, Los Angeles 413 to 6. The agreement ends a work stoppage tied to West Coast shipping and the idle 50 American flag vessels during President Kennedy’s tenure.

Marine Cooks and Stewards Union Pacific Maritime Asm Sailors Union of the Pacific Marine Firemen Cooks and Stewards Union West Coast Los Angeles Kennedy

Mosley Punched as Fascist Rally Turmoil Grips London

Britain's far right Mosley faced a ground clash at an open air meeting in London's East End. Police fought to hold back demonstrators as mounted officers moved in. About 700 witnesses observed fistfights and 54 arrests, including Mosley’s son Max.

Oswald Mosley Britain London East End Mosley Polie Max

Lemnitzer Opposes Taylor Plan to Abolish Joint Chiefs

General Lyman Lemnitzer, in a rare public remark during a student question session, voiced disagreement with General Maxwell D. Taylor’s proposal to replace the Joint Chiefs of Staff with a single chief of staff. He noted he does not share the plan and recalled his own praise for the current multi-chair system when he took command in 1960.

Washington Lyman L. Lemnitzrer Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs ‘of Staff Taylor Joint Chiefs Lemnitzer Paris NATO Europe Joint Chiefs O S Chiefs of Staff

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