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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1964

Page

2

Councilmen press action on Land Commission requests

Long Beach council members urged the State Lands Commission to decide applications for tidel and trust fund uses, directing City Manager Mansell to pursue a status report. They added two more requests totaling over 13 million dollars for a beach parking area and a landfill project, with earlier applications totaling about 13.7 million awaiting action.

State Lands Commission Long Beach John R. Mansell Commission Pend- Courcilmen Bixby Park Robert F. Crow Crow Marina Down the Lands Commission Mansell Junipero Avenue

City Plans Rebuttal to Criticism on Oil Contracts

Kesler and Long Beach officials rebut claims that audits and hearings were rigged against the city. They defend the use of witnesses and insist the record is balanced, while accusing some legislators of gutter tactics and urging hearings before the Legislature's Joint Interim Committee on Tidelands.

Kesler Ale ‘Tion Uhough Farr Long Beach EAM Kealer Long Jesse Unmoh

Brown Seeks Bigger Share of Long Beach Tidelands

Governor Brown urged a larger state share of tidelands revenue in the Long Beach area while avoiding a clear stance on calling a 1964 special session. He criticized the current split that gives half to Long Beach and the other half to the state treasury, with Long Beach acting as trustee for harbor projects.

Kealer Farr Long Beach Fart Sacramento Brown SAN Francisco Chronicle Long Beach Tidelands Sana Francisco Kerrick

No Hunting Signs Shot Up by Gunfire in California

Governor Brown displays a plea from Mrs Liltien Evans of Anza Riverside County detailing extensive vandalism. She reports hundreds of signs 22 windows and a car windshield shot up. She urges stricter hunting regulations to protect residents.

Sacramento

Kenrick Credits Politics For Attacks On Long Beach Trust

Long Beach oil lands trustee issues drew sharp comment from Joseph Kenrick at a Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He condemned political opportunism behind criticism, defended city’s stewardship, cited decades of merit, and warned against delaying development for revenue. He urged balanced cooperation between Long Beach and Los Angeles ports.

Long Beach Tidelands Oil Joseph ML Kenanick Dlong Beach Kenrick Los Angeles Long’ Beach Los ‘Angeles Jle California

Castro and Khrushchev Charm Moscow Children Snow Ride

Fidel Castro joined Premier Khrushchev for a Moscow children’s party in the Sredin gardens. Castro rode a drozhki with Russian kids, danced near a New Year tree, and urged students to study for progress as Western observers speculated on Soviet aid and East West power talks. WHO warns smoking causes cancer in a Geneva briefing.

Moscow Sredin Gardens Moscow Lit Fidel Castro Khrushchev Kremlin Castro Khrishchev Whistler Gomulka East Geremany Walter Ulbricht Peking-Moscow Tainitsky Garden Nikita Khrustchev

Fuel-Oil Ban Spurs Scientific Debate in Los Angeles

Debates over extending Los Angeles fuel-oil ban continue as officials, scientists, and industry leaders clash on health effects and air quality. Advocates cite smog reductions and health concerns, while opponents urge an impartial review and caution against overstating benefits.

Walter J. Hamming APCD Los Angeles Basin Los An Geles Chamber of Commerce Oscar T. Lawler Ors Agency of California Chamber Keters Armittee Los Angeles

Agencies Must Commit For Field Reserves Hearing Draws 120

About 120 persons attended the hearing as agencies discussed the ability to make commitments for field reserves. The turnout reflected public interest in strategic resource planning and oversight.

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