LAC Opposes AB 2656 Bill Expands County Financing Powers
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce warns Governor Brown to veto Assembly Bill 2656. They say it would let county supervisors lease and contract with private non profits for auditoriums and similar buildings without public bids, up to 99 years, risking multi million dollar financing backed by taxpayer guarantees. They note past attempts linked to a downtown LA auditorium plan and stress voter approval should precede large capital projects.
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Brown
Assembly
Los Angeles
Downtown Auditorium
Civic Center
La.c
Motel Manager Robbed by Two Gunmen at Ocean Blvd
Police report two masked men robbed motel manager Harry W. Broughton at 1724 E Ocean Blvd shortly before midnight. They demanded him to lie on the floor and took more than $600 in cash and valuables, including a wrist watch, while the Beach Cities Auxiliary and National Postal Assa will hold a final picnic Sunday beginning at 1 p.m.
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E. Ocean Blvd
Harry W. Broughton
Bers
Bronga
Ad- Ton
Picni
National
Port Assa
Broughton
Lynwood City
Hungary Curbs U S Diplomats Travel Near Budapest
Budapest imposes a 49 kilometer travel limit on U S diplomats unless they obtain permission. Hungary accuses the U S legation of undermining state order while noting other Western diplomats face no similar restrictions.
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Budapest
Hungary
U. S
Legation
Hungaria
Copter Saves Woman Off Scottish Island Rescue
A U S Air Force helicopter rescued Mrs Acre McNeil 54 from a lonely island off the Scottish coast and ferried her to a hospital. The crew included Lt James Berryhill of Livermore Town and Milton Williams of Whitmore Lake Michigan. A guide marked a pasture with a big letter to locate the home. Mrs McNeil suffered pneumonia.
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Prestwick
Scotland
UPS
U.S. Air Force
James Berryhill
Livermore
Town
Milton Williams
Whitmore Lake
Mich
Acre McNeil
State Department's Right to Curb Foreign Travel of Newsmen Upheld
The U S Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the State Department's right to restrict foreign travel by newsmen. It held the secretary has wide latitude to set criteria for travelers to Communist China, rejecting claims of due process violation while noting policy must adapt to changing conditions.
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State Department
Washington
UPI
Ger
U. S. Court of Appeals
Men of State
China
Red
Waley Frank
Red China
Burger
Independent notice from Long Beach California decree
A fragmented public notice from Long Beach California dated March 27, 1918, and October 1, appears to reference a Superior Court of Los Angeles County decree NBC-10 and related delivery or case identifiers. The text is garbled but centers on a court action and official adjudication.
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Pine Ave
Long Beach
Calif
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
NBC
Carter Delvery
Eet
Sinais
Bolly Recovered After Drowning In Kem River
The body of Richard Cagrac, 36, of Whittier, was recovered Monday afternoon from the Kem River near the spot where he drowned a week earlier while fishing with a son. Water levels had been lowered by closing headgates at Isabells Dam.
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Bakersfield CA
Richard Cagrac
Whittier
Kem
Isabells
Man Beaten and Robbed by Six Teens Downtown
A 24 year old man named Joseph Thomas Teran of the YMCA reported to police that six youths beat him with a 2 by 4 and robbed his billfold on a downtown sidewalk in the 100 block of Chestnut Ave. He was treated at Seaside Hospital for several fractured ribs and later transferred to Harbor General Hospital.
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Berlin
George Grosz
West Berlin
Grosz
Junkers
United States
Joseph Thomas Teran
The
YMCA
Seaside Hospital
Harbor General Hospital
Teran
Chestnut Ave
Palace Guard Changes In Heat At London Ceremony
London heat forced the palace guard to exchange shifts more often than usual. Guardsmen, who normally stand two hours, were changed hourly during the sweltering day highlighting the strain of 90 degree plus conditions on ceremonial duties refreshed by rapid reliefs.
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London
Barbecue Sauce Recipe With Girard's Dressing
A compact note describes mixing Girard's Original Fresh Dressing with grated onion soy sauce Worcestershire and spices to create a quick barbecue sauce. It mentions using a beetle or bacabers sauce as a quick alternative and emphasizes ease for busy cooks.
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Girard's
Girards
Fragmentary Hotel Event Notes at Huntington Hotel
A damaged OCR reads about a live Bach performance at the Huntington Hotel with references to a tea ceremony, beverages, and a venue room. It mentions drinks, a room, and a monetary figure around 320 dollars, but many words are garbled and unclear.
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Huntington Hotel
Priare
Brand Fae “Watieel Cemree
Fehore
Caly Me Caylee
Laroe Snir
Rion
St Ieee Fe
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LA Cofrin
Erwan Opinion
Dove Ect
U.S
Karachi
Pakistan
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Indonesia
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Djuanda
Sunday
Copter
Warren E. EU
Bolly
Amienale Sail
Tee
Opes
E& Ocean Ave
AP Om Bee
Letrance
Kenic
Pre Lee
Laem
Surat
San
Pearce
Palace
Kersar
Vata Mentay
Coto
Hotel Wordoy
Palace Guard
Kay Jewelers
California
Kay
TIL Pine
Beach
Lauiwcood Buts
Lakewood Cintee
Alex. Smith
Firth— McGee
Anil
Axminster
Wiltons Commerc
Sa. YD
Lakewood Carpets
Lakewood Blvd
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