California Assembly Urges Strong Action on Organized Crime
After two years and 129 witnesses, the California assembly subcommittee reports organized crime exists in the state and is alarming. It cites massive gains from graft gambling narcotics and prostitution and recommends expanding Franchise Tax Board fraud investigations stronger law enforcement arrests searches seizures and new information units.
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California
California Assembly Interim Committee On Judiciary
Franchise Tax Board
State Colleges Seek Unified Management and Better Liaison
Long Beach State College observers argue California needs centralized oversight for its 11 state colleges, now under the Department of Education. They urge improved coordination with the University of California to reduce rivalry and provide stronger administration for 55 000 students.
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Fersons
Long Beach State College
California
Bert Levit
Foundling
State Department of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Department of Education
University of California
Board of
Regents
State College
State College System
State University
Renegades Car Club Met Sparks Conversion on Lowered Rides
A reader reports a morning behind a Renegade in Spring Street traffic. The car was drastically lowered and slowed traffic at every intersection, blocking both lanes for half a block. The writer praises the club for their work and calls for limits on lowering to avoid traffic standstills.
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Renegades
Spring St
Coun
George
Use of Schools Sparks Debate on Teaching Methods
Editor LAC argues the major ill of civilization is fear to think for oneself and faults the top down system of teaching. He calls for halting new school buildings until current facilities are better utilized to curb racketeering and communism in the community. He notes Hitler boasted of shaping belief through repetition.
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Lac
Hitler
Independent Rotary Advertise Representat ive Ridder Jofee Inc
Fragmented OCR note from New York ad agency at 621 Fifth Avenue mentions prices and corporate positions. Correa Pies of Tere Incizencesd is noted in relation to pricing, with unclear ownership and duties.
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Ry Rotaril Advertecg
Representatorey Ridder Jofee, Inc
Wim Cttcee
New York
Correa
Landrum Griffins Labor Bill Hides Civil Rights Sleeper
Washington reports Georgia Congressman Phil Landrum embeds in the Landrum Griffin Labor Bill provisions that would allow Negroes to meet with white union members and grant federal injunctive power to enforce union member rights. Southern lawmakers worry these clauses echo Civil Rights protections once defeated in prior bills.
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Landrum-Griffin
Washington
Phil Landrum
Georgia
Landrum
Congress
Landnim
Top Level Exchange Trips Serve Both Peace and GOP
Ray Tucker surveys Eisenhower Khrushchev exchanges as not surrender but potential peace victory. He notes Democrats avoid harsh criticism, while public reaction could aid Nixon and GOP prospects in 1950s elections. Khrushchev’s stance shows Russia’s fragile hold in satellite states, with East Germany and Hungary signaling desire for freedom.
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Washington
Eixsenhower-Khrushchev
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Korea
Nixon
Republican Party
Gierhower
Moscow
Canossa
Roosevelt-Trumas
Poland
Khrushchev
Russia
Germany
Hungary
Strictly Personal Reflections On Repetition And Growth
The piece argues that change excites but repetition powers learning, noting children imitate familiar patterns. It compares campus columns across generations, suggesting humor and attitudes recur as youth preserve core personality traits. It ends noting today’s youth become tomorrow’s traditionalists.
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Carolyn
Birh
Yu Qua nae Conegheldrnid Wits brava ace
Yu Qua nae Conegheldrnid Wits brava ace.
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Conegheldrnid Wits
California Lawmakers Split Over Acreage and Defense Bills
California senators Kuchel and Engle voted yes on several appropriations and authorization measures in Congress, including HR 5674, HR 6769, HR 7978, HR 8233, and HR 7454, all passed unanimously. In the Senate debate HR 69450 failed 32 to 55 on a recommit vote to increase oil and gas acreage in Alaska. House actions included HR 7740 to limit planting, passing 208 to 90 with Doyle and King voting for and Hosmer opposed. President did not state a position on these measures.
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Alaska
Kuchel
Engle Beth
California
Clair Engle
Thomas Kuchel
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Defense
House OF Representatives
Clyde Doyle
South Gate
Cecil King
San Pedro
Craig Hosmer
Long Beach
James 5
Utz
Santa Ana
Long Beach Harbor to host vast naval vessel concentration
Ten years ago the Long Beach Harbor was set to stage one of the world's largest ship gatherings during the California American Legion convention from August 13 to 17. Lead vessels included aircraft carriers Boxer Valley Forge Rendova and Redberg Strait.
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Long Beach Harbor
Department of California American Legion
Boxer
Valley Forge
Rendova
Redberg Strait
Steel negotiators push back at UAW leader remarks
New York Donald Cooper, chief negotiator for steel companies, defends the bargaining team against David J. McDonald who charged they lack authority. McDonald says the stance downgrades the team but Cooper argues the union leader must bargain with the full group. Mazkalo notes visitors favor peace and mutually beneficial cooperation between the United States and Soviet Union.
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New York
R. Donald Cooper
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Alerei N. Mazkalo
Sovitt
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