Water Deadlock Broken Passages Wednesday Editorial
The state water development bill advances as a $1.75 billion bond plan for northern flood control and a major aqueduct to Southern California. It ends a five year deadlock with a compromise praised by Assemblyman Carley Porter and Gov. Brown predicts voter passage in 1960 if the public understands the program’s urgency.
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Burden of Proof on the Reds
Assistant Secretary of State Walter Robertson, retiring June 20, argues against recognizing Red China. He cites aggression in Korea, Tibet, threats to Formosa, and the Sea of Japan jet attack, urging the West not to reward a nation he says must be held to world order standards.
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Sea of Japan
Red China
FCC Clings to Its Ruling on Equal Time for News
The FCC vows to keep its interpretation of the Federal Communications Act, arguing that equal time must apply to political speeches but not necessarily to news broadcasts. Critics say this could hinder reporting, while supporters urge congressional change to exempt newscasts from the equal time rule.
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FCC
Prom Week News From Official Sacrament o
In Sacramento senior prom week mirrors a city in political rush. Assemblyman Jack Schrade wed secretary Margaret Eloise Lee, while Reedley High students sent a three foot paddle to lawmakers Garrigus and Burns over a classroom corporal punishment bill. Lew Warden sues to challenge Pat Brown’s governorship, claiming improper campaign contribution filings.
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San Diego County
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Charlie Garrigus
Senate
Hugh Burns
Pat Brown
Oakland
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Segregation Publicity Campaign Vetoed in Florida
Governor Leroy Collins vetoed a 500000 appropriation for a public relations drive to promote segregation in the South calling it a waste of taxpayers money. State Rep W H Reedy of Eustis pushed the plan, while House Speaker Beasley warned of a possible special session.
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Eustis
Bill Collins
Sirellar
Florida
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Congress Chaos Underscores Need for Firm Leadership
Washington observers warn that chaotic factionalism in Congress highlights the demand for a strong executive in the White House. They note divisions among Consumer, Labor, farm groups and pro and anti Russia camps, while presidential hopefuls from Nixon to Stevenson jostle for advantage based on perceived leadership abilities.
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Senate
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Illinois
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Missouri
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Minnesota
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Truman
Joseph R. McCarthy
Contrasts in Adams and Strauss cases stir anti-Semitism debate
Drew Pearson highlights stark contrasts between Sherman Adams and Adm Strauss amid accusations of anti-Semitism and power politics. He notes Adams received gifts, while Strauss, a longtime Wall Street Jewish family member, faced scrutiny over millions in deals. The piece argues media and public responses reflect broader political bias and wealth disparities.
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Sherman Adams
Berrard Gold _ fine
Fearson
Adm Strauss
USA
House of Representatives
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Strauss
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Adama
Strictly Personal Pacts and Pedals of Life
A collection of opinions on diplomacy, love, research, personal identity, and taxation of travel services. The author critiques conferences and treaties as mere deferrals of war, warns against chasing power or reputation, and praises critical thinking.
Long Beach taxpayers face tax cut amid new city rate figure
Los Angeles County tax outlook hints a near twenty two cent reduction per taxpayer if the Board of Supervisors adopts the 530,562,622 figure. Dr George P Taubman resigns after 24 years at the church noting Father’s Day address. Frank Is Church wins Fourth District City Council seat succeeding Robert Hicks who resigned.
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Los Angeles County
Board of Supervisors
Badger
George P. Taubman
Frank IS Church
Robert M. Hicks
Quotes from leaders on crime, war, Olympics, steel talks
A roundup of remarks: Capt. Gatter on John Coyle surrendering after police killed his brother in Middleboro Massachusetts. Cmdr Mayer on a Sea of Japan air engagement with MIG jets. Eisenhower criticizing the IOC for politics in the Olympics. David McDonald of the United Steelworkers urging fair steel industry gains amid talks.
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United Press
Middleboro
Mass
Howard Gatter
Philadelphia
John Coyle
Yokosuka
Japan
Donald R. Mayer
Sea of Japan
New York
David McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Independent Merman Ho Ritter and Staff Roles Listed
The document lists Dane Ridder and Hareté McHines as publishers with a full editorial and managerial slate including Miles Sinead as executive editor and Mary Felton as page editor. It provides office addresses in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, and Manhattan, noting current views of currentenders at these offices.
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Dane H. Ridder
Hareté McHines
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Sameet
Careren
Larry Cotlns Jr
Watcuirs
Feahay Tower
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