Milk truck prank fuels state oil tax debate swirl
A Chicago milk truck tale unfolds with a crowd of Independent merchants and Civic groups clashing over a curb scene while Sacramento considers a bill to raise coal oil royalties. The milk commander tests a sliding scale tax concept as officials push for higher state income and oil industry reform.
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Senate Committee On
Amemblyman Allen Miller
San Fernando
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Randolph T ‘Collier
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Weather and stray weather notes from a chaotic clipping
A garbled weather column reports high and low temperatures from various U S locations. It mentions Long Beach Oklahoma City and San Francisco along with tides and a Tokyo incident. The text blends misc notes on champagne, a catering manager, and a police arrest with sunrise and sunset times.
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Stee
Chicago
Qverseay Aimways
California
U.S
Getroit
San Francisco
Alhlene
Tokyo
Syorman
Population Hits 171 Million Today
The Census Bureau estimated on Wednesday that the U S population will pass 271 million at about 3 pm EDT today, with the population increasing by roughly 8,000 persons per day and about 3,000,000 yearly.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
L A to Permit Oil Wells on Golf Links
City council and park commission in Los Angeles debated establishing three oil drilling districts near golf properties including the Tancho Golf Course and Hills Country Club. The plan would restrict drilling to a 40 acre area to keep residential interests and "perronautica" out, with opposition from residents and concerns over extraction methods and city property drilling.
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Cityreation and Parke Commission
Tounell
Dia
Gandelman
Storton
Regis
Eltys
Tancho
Johncrest Country Club
UCLA Rites Grant 3300 Degrees in Commencement
UCLA conferred degrees on more than 3300 graduates at commencement ceremonies. Adm Arleigh A Burke and Dr Robert Gordon Sproul spoke, urging graduates to meet today’s challenges with science and freedom under law, and to uphold American goals of freedom, consent of governed, and independent nations.
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UCLA
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Robert Gordon Sproul
University of California
Admiral Burke
America
Soil Bank Restored in Senate Vote
A Senate Agriculture Subcommittee reversed a House action on the soil bank program for 1959, allowing the Agriculture Department to commit up to 500 million dollars to pay farmers for trimming surplus crops under the acreage reserve. The panel’s decision, part of the larger agriculture appropriations bill, drew political contention and may await the new term for final action.
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Agriculture Appropriations
House
Agriculture Department
Ecropa
Soil Bank
Pesmond
Kealer
Richard J. Mussett
Hiseshower
Senate
Nouse
Peete Mor
Los Angeles County
New City Council Questions Mayor Selection
With a new nine member council seated, the big question is who will be elected mayor. The ballot hints at an honorary presiding role, serving as official representative of the people, a costly position handled at city expense.
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