Pathet Lao Threaten to Cut Laos in Two
Central Laos neutralist headquarters overrun by Pathet Lao troops aided by North Vietnam as fighting widens. Premier Souvanna Phouma accuses cease-fire violations and appeals to Geneva co chairs for intervention. A Communist victory could split Laos in two.
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Berlin
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Tidelands Hearing Sparks controversy in Sacramento
The Senate Natural Resources Committee faced claims of a rigged Los Angeles hearing as it probes the tidelands trust with Long Beach alleging state city ties. A Feb 27-28 Sacramento hearing is set, with earlier 1961 legislative plans noted and a separate Assembly tidelands committee expected to schedule an early date.
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AFL-CIO Offers Loan to Venezuela Oil Workers
In Maracaibo the AFL-CIO offered a 10 million loan to Venezuela's Petroleum Workers Federation to help finance a low-cost housing program for oil workers. The offer aims to support worker housing needs amid industry challenges.
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Long Beach Council to Elect City Attorney
Long Beach City Council plans to elect a city attorney to serve the balance of the three year term ending July 1966. This marks the second time in a decade the council has assumed the post. Prominent names in early speculation include assistants John Spence and Philip Brady, longtime aides to Gerald Desmond.
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Gerald Desmond
Walnfred Jacobite
Henry Lawrence
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John Spence
Philip Brady
Home Price Median Rises to 18100
The Census Bureau reported a rise in the median price of new homes from 17600 to 18100 between October and November. November sales totaled 3000, down from 42000 in November 1962, with the median defined as the middle value, not an average.
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Loss Felt Deeply by Officials Over Desmond Death
Officials including Mayor Wade and City Manager Manke mourn Gerald Desmond a Long Beach city attorney and public servant. They praise his dedication, counsel, and lifelong service during hazardous legal debates affecting the city. Colleagues, bar leaders, and associates express personal grief and recognize his impactful career.
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Edwin W. Wade
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James Starr
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Murray T.courson
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George W. Trammell
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Board of Governors
D. Patrick Ahern
Jerry
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Desmond Requiem Mass and political career outlined
Long Beach figure Desmond, born 1915, served as city attorney and councilman, shaping tideland development and anti subsidence policy. He held key posts in civic groups, pursued reform, ran for Assembly, and was repeatedly elected to public office. Survivors include wife Virginia Slater and five children. Funeral services held Monday.
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Los
Grant Finances 2 Education Studies at U C
The Office of Education awarded UC two grants totaling 70,548 dollars for teaching projects. One grant of 63,358 dollars funds a program to teach basic concepts of biography to young children. The other 37,560 dollars funds a study linking teachers test scores to predicted classroom behavior.
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Office of Education of theHeath, Education and Welfare Department
University of California
Clair Engle
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