Congress in Session Faces High Stakes and Debate
LA. columnist L A Callins argues Congress will confront costly Democratic proposals, including 10 percent budget hikes, social security tax increases, civil rights reforms, and labor law repeal. He warns sessions may be driven by November politics, veto battles, and party loyalties.
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Landrum-Griffin
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Minority Groups Pressing for Early Civil Rights Act
In New York, conferences of minority groups civic and other organizations urged Nixon Kennnedy to push bipartisan civil rights legislation at the upcoming special session. The Leadership Conference on Civil Rights proposed an August down payment on civil rights planks, led by Roy Wilkins of the NAACP.
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Richard M. Nixon
John’ F. Kennnedy
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Raborn says Russia cannot match Polaris progress
Admiral William F. Raborn Jr, head of the Polaris program, asserted the U S advantage in missile submarine capability, estimating the U S lead over Soviet development at 3 years and noting no Russian ability to threaten American cities from submerged positions. Also reported are Hawaii elder George Lycurgus death and related Honolulu crime and Boston airline check incident involving Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Independent Daily Long Beach California Notice
Public record notice from Long Beach California adjudicated by the Superior Court Los Angeles County Decree No. 10280 dated October 6 1941. Entry noted for publication March 27 1948 with daily schedule details.
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Live on the Beach at the Huntington Hotel
Fragmentary notice describes the Huntington Hotel at Ocean Boulevard, detailing beach access, services such as dining rooms and rooms for guests, a telephone and dairy maid service, and references to dining and catering with limited legible figures.
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Nab Forger Who Passed as Lowell Thomas Jr
The FBI arrested 30 year old Terrence Joseph Donley in Manhattan on Saturday for cashing bad checks as Lowell Thomas Jr. He traveled over 100000 miles in 20 days swindling stores airlines hotels and strangers across Washington Jacksonville Los Angeles Pittsburgh Chicago and other cities. He carried a French poodle he had paid 1300 for, which wore an 18 karat gold collar.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Thomas Jr
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