Billboards Bill Tightened in Legislature Amid Debate
A California bill to regulate billboards sped through the legislature amid disputes over enforcement and costs. Sen James Cohey and others touted the measure as curbing smut while opponents argued about censorship and practical enforcement. The package also included welfare record access provisions and aims to reduce dependency. Co authorship and support from figures like Sen Glenn Coolidge were noted as the bills advanced to Gov Brown for approval.
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Assembly Bills Sweep California Legislation Agenda
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California passes bill protecting workers over 40
SACRAMENTO The Assembly approved the Senate version barring age discrimination for workers between 40 and 64 with domestic help exempted. Assemblyman from Los Angeles criticized the amendments but backed the bill to advance it to Gov Brown. A separate measure increasing penalties for assault on police officers was signed into law, mandating prison terms for first offenders and enhancing penalties up to 10 years.
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Kennedy nominates Mercer Cook as Niger ambassador
President Kennedy announced the nomination of Mercer Cook, a former professor and Negro, to serve as the United States ambassador to Niger, the new African republic. The move marks a notable step in U S diplomatic representation in Africa.
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