House Passes Rights Bill Faces Senate Hurdles
A united House Democrats and Republicans pushed a 10 part civil rights bill past strong opposition. The measure bans employer and union discrimination against Negroes, protects voting rights, and bars segregated public facilities. It includes a community relations addition and sets phased coverage for employers. Republican leaders plan to push action to the Senate calendar, delaying final passage until tax cuts are resolved.
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New School Boycott Planned by NYC Integration Group
Integration leaders announced a second citywide school boycott to pressure the Board of Education over desegregation in New York City. Leader Milton Galaison said the action would occur between March 9 and April 17, impacting attendance data used to determine state school aid. The plan followed an eight hour citywide meeting at a Brooklyn Baptist Church. The National Association for Puerto Rican Civil Rights is coordinating with Galaison’s group.
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California
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Deukmejian Fights Tidelands Take Over and Trusteeship
Governor Deukmejian pledges to oppose revoking Long Beach tidelands trusteeship, pushing state direct control over oil leases and revenues. He cites past land subsidence crises and argues only the city has expertise to manage subsidence protection, while O Sullivan seeks full state control of tidelands and shoreline revenues.
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Tidelands
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Deukmejian
Deuemejian
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Mother Denies Guilt in Death of Infant
Huntington Park mother of six, Mattie Lou Taylor, 33, pleaded innocent to murder charges in the death of her 1-day-old infant. She was ordered to stand trial beginning March 11 after police found the day-old baby girl in a cardboard box in the front bedroom closet.
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Los Angeles
Huntington Park
Mattie Lou Taylor
Navy veteran fined $160 for missed parking tickets
Joseph A. Tedesco faced municipal court after failing to pay a October parking ticket and 15 subsequent tickets. He claimed a loaner drove the car and knew only a few tickets. Judge Max Wisot held him responsible for the car’s driver and imposed a $160 fine.
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Reward for Slayer Offered in Kupcinet Case
Iry Kupcinet posted a $5,000 reward Monday for the conviction of the person who killed his daughter Karyn Kupcinet, 22, an actress. She was found strangled in her Hollywood apartment on November 28.
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Chimp Artist Surfaces as Sweden’s Hidden Painter
In Gothenburg Sweden a chimpanzee at the city zoo produced paintings signed Pierre Brassau. Critics praised the works before learning Brassau was a pseudonym for the chimp. Critics lauded the brushwork and artistic discipline while the reveal sparked debate over authorship and taste.
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Sweden
Pierre Bressau
Brassau
Brassat
Unclear OCR Record on California Water and Oil Injection
Fragmentary text cites Desian remarks on subsidence and a city plan. It mentions an East Willline program, maintenance of underground pressure, and injection of oil water to generate income. The passage is garbled and omits key names, dates, and outcomes.
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Atmington
State of California
Mind's self healing in dark times inspires Lincoln note
The piece highlights Abe Lincoln's quote on uncertain improvement and the mind's power to recover from deep mood. It promotes the February Reader's Digest issue, emphasizing faith in the magazine's guidance for health and resilience.
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Reader's Digest
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