Banks Auto Licenses Free Under U S Law
A memo from Attorney General says federal banks are exempt from auto license fees under the federal act, with state banks also claiming exemption. California officials note the exemption has existed since 1919, costing the state $45,000 to $50,000 yearly. Proposals seek Congress to clarify the law. Troop cuts in Algeria: France aims to drop from 80,000 to 65,000 by July 1, 1952, after a July 1 deadline.
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California
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Algiers
France
Algeria
Clemson Ordered to Enroll Negro After Appeal
A federal appeals panel directed Clemson College to admit Harvey B Gantt as the first Black student in the all white institution. The 4th Circuit unanimously reversed Judge Wyche and sent the case back for admission in the spring term beginning February. Clemson plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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GOP Leaders Clash Over State Policy and Clemson Admittance
The report cites South Carolina law and an appellate court stance on discouragement versus prohibition of Negro enrollment. Harvey Gantt, a Clemson student, faces anticipated harassment but expects support from Clemson peers. California GOP chair Casper Weinberger denies backing Rockefeller and urges no purges, amid campus visit plans. A separate note covers a Cuba Train Crash with fatalities and injuries near Camarones, Las Villas.
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Charleston
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Rabbi Stampfer to Speak on Jewish Humor at Center
Rabbi Stampfer, noted author and poet, will present on Jewish humor at the Long Beach Jewish Community Center on Grand Avenue. The event features Stampfer discussing his novel Sol Myers and his perspectives as a rabbi and writer.
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Ducah Stampfer
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Sol Myers
Long Beach
Anish
Grand Ave
Automobiles to Reach Seven Million in 1963
Washington reports the Commerce Department predicts U S automobile production will exceed 6 9 million units in 1962 with two strong years ahead The 1963 output is forecast at about seven million cars a peak not seen in over a decade The agency cites signs of a resilient industry and notes 1962 production at 6 9 million as a baseline.
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UPI
Commerce Department
Recital and concerts schedule in Long Beach arts page
Joachim Chassman and Deborah Greene perform at 8 p.m. at the Long Beach Museum of Art located at 2300 E Ocean Blvd. Country music by Grand Ole Opey plays at 7 and 9:30 p.m. at Municipal Auditorium. Long Beach Auto Show runs at the Long Beach Arena with showtimes listed as 1 to M1.
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Long Beach Museum of Art
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Long Beach Auto Show
Long Beach Arena
Shade-Tree Conference Near Long Beach State College
A conference on shade-tree experts is scheduled with about 125 commercial and Long Beach State College participants. Government and industry officials will attend a workshop sponsored by a utility company to discuss tree trimming and safety.
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Long Beach State College
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Charters Coyhey
Shacelor Utility Company
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