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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1964

Page

7

State High Court Eyes L B Gamin ng State High Court Eyes L B Gamin

State Supreme Court heard two writ petitions amid a Long Beach dispute over gambling rules. One seeks habeas corpus to stop arrests of six Standard Club employees on Feb 3. The other seeks a mandate to restrain police chief from interfering with the club’s operation at 4365 Atlantic Ave. The Standard Club, licensed last Nov 19, argues state preemption over local ordinances. city officials warn municipal rules may be valid. The case prompts a June 30 hearing on permit revocation. In Ottawa, Erhard and Pearson discussed German reunification and wider Canada trade prospects.

Wee Ae Beach Standard Club State Supreme Court Elh Long Beach Edward Prival Willia J. Mooney Burton Marks Enployes Asd Prival Leonard Putnam Supreme Court Atlantic Ave Mooney Prival Yers Marks Putnam Los Angeles Phil S. Gibson

Pacific Tel Requests Rate Increase To Cover Rising Costs

Pacific Telephone Co. told the California Public Utilities Commission that costs have risen by 29 million dollars annually since the rate case closed three years ago. It asks to reopen the rate case for new evidence and seeks a 63 million dollar annual increase to cover wage rises service tie-ins with independents and extra depreciation. City of San Francisco and Los Angeles joined urging a swift decision, saying the company is earning about 62 million a year too much.

San Francisco Ut — Pacific Telephone Co State Publicilities Commission Los Angeles PUC Fig

Picketed Shah Arrival as L.A. Council Rejects Ringo License

A 5-3 city council vote refused to license a bingo style game named Ringo proposed for operation on the North Pike. Picket lines clashed at Los Angeles International Airport as Tran Shah and Empress Farah Diba arrived under heavy security. The case hinged on whether the game meets a three element test of chance, consideration, and price, with attorneys debating if it is a game of chance or skill.

Couucil Los Angeles Mohammed Reza Pahlavi Iran Los Angeles Shah Farah Diba Ambassador Hotel Starr Frice Ringo Atty. C. Ransom Samuel Xa Appli Snt Ray Shira Juni Reymond CC Skeater Issdance

Law in Cuba Refuses to Defend Counter-Revolutionaries

The University of Havana law faculty issued a statement of principles on Tuesday declaring they would refuse to defend anyone accused of counter revolutionary crimes and voiced full support for the Communist regime.

Havana UFI

Taxpayers Group Defends School Finance Bill

Sacramento reports the California Taxpayers Association solidly backed Assembly Speaker Unruh's plan to boost state aid by 170 million over two years and promote district unification. Robert C. Brown called opponents selfish and claimed they seek to burden children with taxes. The California Small Schools Districts Association must gather 297,662 signatures by August 21 to place the measure on the ballot.

Sacramento California Robert C. Brown Association California Small Schools Districts Association Brown Assembly Fusse Unruh Bown

Algerian Premier to Visit China in September

Ahmed Ben Bella plans a goodwill visit to China in September, signaling diplomatic ties between Algeria and the People's Republic. Details on dates and itinerary are not yet confirmed.

Tokyo Ahmed Ben Bella Parratentag China

Judge Thompson to retire after 28 years as trial judge

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Charles Thompson, 62, announced Tuesday he will retire January 15 after a 31 year legal career including 28 years as a trial judge and 16 years on the Superior Court. He cited health reasons for his decision.

Los Angeles Superior Court Charles Thompson Tommey

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