Kennedy Johnson Labor Endorsements Stir Union Debates
Walter Reuther and David McDonald backed the Kennedy Johnson ticket citing repeal of Taft Hartley as favored by unions. The piece notes mixed union reactions and discusses the impact of Landrum Griffin and financial reporting laws on union power and job access.
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Walter Reuther
The
Auto Workers
David McDonald
Hoffa
Teamsters
Othe Landrum-Griffin
A Ruther
Kennedy
Ree
Reuther
McDonald Spould
Cope
AFL
Landrum - Griffin
Johnson
Pawel Lac, Ss
Adjudicated notice from Superior Court listing decree details
Publication note shows a 1943 Low Beach California entry for Long Beach 2 involving the Los Angeles County Superior Court, decree number C-10280, with carrier delivery and mail rates listed. The fragment references a monthly year and payment figures, indicating a public notice or adjudication record.
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Pine Ave
Low Beach
Cutit
Long Beach
Superior Court
Angeles County
Khrushchev expects United Nations attendance in New York
Premier Nikita Khrushchev said he would like to attend the United Nations General Assembly session opening in New York on September 20 to discuss disarmament. He noted the possibility of visiting the United States during the presidential campaign and stated invitations to Latin American countries, including Cuba, could be accepted. He recalled the Soviet proposal for heads of all 82 UN members to attend a universal summit on disarmament.
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Nikita
Khrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Union
United Nations General Assembly
New York
United States
Cuba
Bonelli-Fete Voucher Cancelled After Attendance Doubt
Beverly Hills city council canceled plans to issue a $100 voucher and send a representative to honor Supervisor Frank Bonelli for civic services. Mayor Wade and Auditor Mansell questioned legality. attorney said representation could occur but no councilman volunteered. The $100 dinner voucher was voided.
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Frank Bonelli
Dinger
Beverly Hills
Dwin Wade
Wade
John Mansell
Gerald Degmond
Rights Bill Killed by Senators at The Indavis
The Senate voted 64-28 to table the civil rights bill, effectively killing a measure aligned with Eisenhower's integration proposals. It would have funded desegregation of public schools and granted statutory authority to the President’s equal job opportunity committee for employment and government contracts. Only four Democrats joined Republicans against tabling.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Committee On
U.S. Warns Russ on New Crisis
Secretary of State Christian Herter warned the Soviet Union against election year paralysis and said the United States will not be deflected by Russian threats. Washington rejected a Soviet protest over supplying Polaris missiles with nuclear warhead capability to West Germany and pledged firm defense measures as needed.
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Washington
Christian A
Herter
Russia
United States
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Weather Churn Short in Coastal Region
A fragmented weather report notes coastal conditions with weak jet stream influence. It references a cold front, light winds, and possibile rain late morning. No precise locations or times are clearly readable.
Maids Agent Departures From Sweden Run Agency Closed
The owner of Swedish Domestics Agency, A. G. Scholdstrom, facing seven misdemeanor labor violation charges, reportedly closed offices in Los Angeles Beverly Hills Encino San Diego and San Francisco and fled to Haiti. A Long Beach couple sued him after receiving a 15 year old Swedish girl when they had arranged for an 18 year old. they won a 150 verdict after the girl was later arrested as a delinquent.
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Sweden
Long Beach
Angeles
A. G. Scholdstrom
Los Angeles
Haiti
Scholdstrom
Beverly Hills
Encino
San Diego
San Franciscca
Walter K. Bowker
Taper St
Hit
Youth Robbery Suspect Committed to California Juvenile Authority
Rowalt Hugh Gale, 19, of Jos Ward Aye Garden s Grove, was committed to the California Youth Authority Tuesday by Superior Judge Maudrice Sparring. He faced strongarm robbery charges after he and three companions allegedly pressured 24 year old Marine Charles Moore for $4 and a bottle of wine near the Pike Club.
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Rowalt
Hugh Gale
Jos Ward
Gardens,Grove
Califoria Youth Authority
Maudrice
Gele
Charles Moore
Live on the Beach at the Huntington Hotel Block
A fragmented hotel advertisement promotes the Huntington Hotel on Ocean Boulevard offering private baths, writing desks, daily meals, and dining with room and meals priced at two dollars per week. Mentions prime steaks and catering to outside guests with club breakfasts and regular dinners.
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Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Bec Perénn
Virginia
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