Labor Opposes Water Bonds in LAC Column
The AFL-CIO state group opposes the $3.75 billion water-bond plan arguing it fails to restrict water use to small farms. It fears large landowners in San Joaquin Valley gain benefits, including Tejon Ranch, while North-South water distribution remains unresolved. The column urges protecting South water shares despite North priority rules.
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Dol Hall obituary lists surviving husband and family
Obituary notes Mrs Dol Hall of 128th Street West died at age 74. She is survived by husband James, mother Mrs Emma and several siblings. Service is planned Thursday. Actor Steve Cochran’s yacht Rogue sank after hitting a breakwater but was later raised at Wilmington’s Colonial Yacht Anchorage. Cochran and two young women, chimpanzee and two dogs, reached the Los Angeles breakwater safely. The 39 foot vessel sank, divers failed to locate valuables, and Pacific Towboat salvaged the boat for insurance. Cochran could not be reached for comment.
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Infant son of Key family dies. graveside service planned
Key Roger Allen infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Key of 5519 Lemon Ave died Monday. Survived by brothers Douglas and Jeffrey. Graveside service Thursday at 1 30 p.m. Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cypress. Mortuary details by Mat t ell s and Peek. Also Mrs Florence 30 of 1258 Raymond Ave died Sunday. Sister Minnie Callahan survives. Private service by Patterson and Snively Mortuary.
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Dock Union PMA to Resume Talks in Long Beach Harbor
Representatives of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union and the Pacific Maritime Association will resume negotiations at 10 am today in the Lafayette Hotel to end the Long Beach Los Angeles harbor labor tie-up. Talks ended Monday after progress toward a solution. the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners called for joint action with Long Beach to hire a consultant to probe labor management conditions, directing the municipal manager to demand an immediate return to work.
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Council to Meet on Bus Line Cut
Long Beach city council selects 9 40 p m Tuesday for a special session on the bus service cut threat. Council will invite Max Gillis of MTA and Fred Dean to attend as part of a committee of the whole. Councilman Emmet Sullivan warns the issue is among the citys most alarming as a 20 percent service reduction looms and MTA negotiations on purchasing the line are paused pending policy.
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Eisenhower seeks sugar import cut from Dominican Republic
President Eisenhower asked Congress for authority to slash U S purchases of Dominican sugar and proposed removing a 422000 ton import boost from Rafael Trujillo. He also urged extending the basic sugar quota law while embargoing aid funds for sugar from the island. The move aims to pressure Trujillo over aggression against Venezuela and to influence OAS positions.
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Youth Sentenced on Robbery Charge in California
Wayne Houser, 20, of 432 W Anaheim St, was committed to the California Youth Authority on a robbery charge. Mary Ann Johnson, 62, of 1055 E 16th St, died Saturday. Surviving are sisters Mrs Willie Hawkins and Mrs Maligsie Ackle. Houser admitted taking clothing and a car at gunpoint from William Lan mig, also listing brothers Tom mig, Howard and F W Hud dreth. Funeral services noted at St John's Baptist Church with Angelus Funeral Home directing. Independent Norwalk edition notes city planning guide discussion upcoming public hearing.
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Berlin consuls exchange with East German press report
The East German official ADN news agency reports a bilateral exchange of consulates general between Berlin and Indonesia, signaling thaw in relations. The brief notice notes the agreement reached between Communist Germany and Indonesia through official channels.
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ADN
Ten Days Given on Drug Charge for Flick
Robert C. Flick, 28, of 1129 Jathenia Ave, was sentenced by Municipal Judge Lyman B. Jutter to 10 days in jail after pleading guilty to providing dangerous drugs. He was among nine persons arrested on August 1 during a jury trial selection.
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Gem Firm Robbed in New York Heist
A masked gunman robbed Arnold Weiner and Co gem cutters in New York on Tuesday, escaping with about $100,000 in uncut diamonds. No injuries were reported and police are investigating the burglary.
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Pauling Loses Round in Suit Over Petition Names
Nobel biochemist Linus Pauling lost a Washington DC court round in a suit to stop the Senate internal security subcommittee from demanding the names of petition circulators denouncing nuclear testing. Judge Joseph C. McGarraghy refused to join the subcommittee from questioning a witness, as Pauling faces a September 15 appearance with orders to reveal names.
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Willan Talman Fails to Win Case in Harassed District
Actor Willan Talman, famed for portraying diligent investigators, loses again in a long-running district court case. The beleaguered defendant, facing persistent legal pressure, did not secure a favorable ruling this time, keeping the dispute unresolved.
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Comedian Eddie Cantor Hospitalized for Rest and Tests
Comedian Eddie Cantor, aged 68, is in the hospital for several days of rest and medical tests. Doctors have not released a full diagnosis, but his condition is described as stable and not life threatening.
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Talman divorced in Los Angeles after Mason show split
Actor William Talman, longtime Perry Mason star, was divorced in Los Angeles on Tuesday from his wife Barbara Talman after a separation since April 1959. Barbara testified he frequently stayed out late and coolly answered inquiries about his whereabouts with a curt remark.
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Soviet Delegation Arrives in Monrovia for Talks
A Soviet delegation has arrived in Monrovia for cultural exchange discussions and is planned to visit Ghana next. The visit marks a diplomatic cultural outreach as part of ongoing engagement with Liberia and West Africa.
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Hotel on the Beach Dining Room Serves Breakfasts
The Huntington Hotel on the beach advertises a dining room that caters to patrons with regular dinners and breakfast offerings. It notes a breakfast price of 2.70 and describes beachfront access with ocean views and hotel services. The ad suggests a casual, seasonal atmosphere for guests and locals.
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