Russia to Seek Life on Mars and Venus
Soviet space experts announce plans to aim rockets at Mars and Venus to search for life and resume lunar and satellite launches. Western scientists note Venus could be favorable around December 1960, with Mars in a similar window, as Blagonyavov said missions would use instruments to detect life. Independent published daily newspaper Long Beach California.
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California state colleges approve teachers pay hike plan
The State Board of Education approved a salary increase plan for California state college professional staff. Dr. Glenn Kendall urged the governor and Legislature to provide funding to begin in September. Kendall cited deteriorating standards and a needed 14 percent salary rise based on recruiter input, noting California junior college teachers averaged 7578 dollars last year with a quarter earning above the associate professor median. Also, Dr Carl Larson asked the board to consider a new California teacher credential system.
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California Democrats Denied Ballot Access in Primary Strategy
The piece argues California voters will not see Democratic presidential candidates on the spring ballot. Governor Brown controls the state party to pledge all delegates, allowing him to steer the Los Angeles convention. Similar one man delegation approaches in Ohio raise concerns about democracy and voter choice.
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Shipmaster Falls to Death in Glasgow Dock
In Glasgow Scotland capt A J M Watkins, master of the vessel Clan Davidson, fell between the quayside and the gangplank while boarding his ship. The 8,067 ton finer Clan Davidson was involved as the accident occurred today at the dock.
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L A Gallins Sr. Column Reflects Personal Opinion
A reader column by L A Gallins Sr notes that the piece is a personal expression and not the newspaper's endorsed view. It argues that readership cannot be equated with a free ballot choice and clarifies that the column reflects individual opinion rather than the paper's stance.
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Policeman Kills Six Then Shoots Self in Manila
A Philippine police trooper, 26 year old Rufino B. Posidio, shot six members of a household to death then killed himself with his carbine after a prisoner he was escorting escaped. Investigators say the incident followed the escape and enraged the trooper.
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Record employment rises to new highs in November
Washington officials report a record high in employment for November with 65,640,000 Americans employed and 3,670,000 unemployed. Labor Secretary James Mitchell says job figures reflect a strong economy and low unemployment, with factory wages improving and a forthcoming official report showing all-time highs. A steel industry settlement is noted in context of broader labor data.
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