Firing of Teacher on Loyalty Issue Upheld by Judge
Harold Collins, art instructor at Westminster High School, had been dismissed by the Huntington Beach Union High School District after hearings on alleged Communist Party ties. Superior Court Judge Ronald Crookshank ruled the board acted properly under the Education Code and rejected Collins' bid to inspect confidential information. The decision, upholding the dismissal and affirming the Education Code sections as constitutional, leaves Collins to consider an appeal with his attorney.
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Harold Collins
Huntington Beach Union High School
Superior Court
Ronald Crookshank
Santa Ana
Crookshank
Communist Party
Collins
Garden Grove
Leacher
Westminster High School
United States
Purple Heart Army
Orange County
House Un-American Activities Committee
Daniel Marshill
Un-American Activities Committee
Uke Communist Party
Franco Salazar arrive in Merida for second summit
In Merida Spain Generalissimo Francisco Franco and Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio de Oliveira Salazar arrived for their second meeting in three years. Their talks focus on reinforcing regional ties as both leaders travel to discuss security and economic cooperation.
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Merida
Spain
UPI
Francisco Franco
Danio Oliviera Salazar
Portugal
Battle Over Borrow Pit Continues In Orange County
In Santa Ana a courtroom fight over condemning 110 acres near Bellehurst for a borrow pit stalled to July 25. Long Beach Savings and Loan shareholders seek to intervene to protect the association’s investment while Buena Park and LBL banks contend over road easement and state dirt needs. The case centers on funding and authority for freeway construction.
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Santa. Ana
State Dept. of Public Work
Bellehurst Subdivision
Raymond Thompson
Otto Jacobs
Long Beach Savings and Loan Shareholders Protective Association
Thompson
Joli Montoya
Orange County
Franklin West
Momnyo
Buena Park
The
Loan Association
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Long Beach
Profits Slip at Northrop Upturn Due
Beverly Hills Northrop Corp reported a nine month period ending April 30 with profits at 5.313 million or 2.90 a share, down from 5.135 million or 3.05 a year earlier as sales fell to 170.466 million from 195.775 million. President Thomas W. Jones Jr. said the fiscal year is shaping up better than expected and the company is past its low point and headed upward.
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Beverly Hills
Northrop Corp
Thomas W. Jones
Cuban Officials Shuffle Signal Cuban Government Reforms
Fragmented OCR reads of a Cuban political reshuffle mention Olivares Sanchez and Raul Castro aides, with references to a new secretary of state and armed forces minister. Names and places are garbled, but the gist points to a presidential or ministerial personnel change in Havana and a shift in leadership roles.
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Rosamasor
Havana
Cuba
Olivares Sanchez
Eratun
Wales
Raul Castro
Iadee
Westington
Los Anisversiry
Firms to Be Joint Owners
MILWAUKEE UPH Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co and Bell Howell announced a joint ownership agreement for an electronic systems engineering company in California. Allis Chalmers will acquire 50 percent of the common stock of Consolidated Systems Corp Monrovia California, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bell Howell.
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Milwaukee
UPH
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Bell & Howell
Electronic Systems Engineering
California
Allis Chalmers
Consolidated Systems Corp
Monrovia
Calif
Bei] & Howell
Seized Loan Firm After Fruitless Conferences, Bank Chief Testifies
Federal Home Loan Bank Board Chairman Albert J. Robertson testified that Long Beach Federal Savings was seized after a long series of unfulfilled agreements and fruitless conferences. Rep. Moss charged the board with derelict conduct and questioned motives, while a trial examiner was set for June 27 in Los Angeles to decide if a permanent conservator should manage the association.
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Bill Broom
Wellington
Washington
Ropertson
Moss
William J. Hallahan
Robertson
Association
Thomas A. Gregory
Alsoie
Los Angeles
Mutual Savings
Ioan
Association’ Land Board
Long Beach Federal
James Lanigan
To Change Is to Live Read in Reader's Digest July
The Reader's Digest July issue urges embracing change as growth. It suggests developing flexibility and preparing for change by exercising the ability to adapt, guiding readers to page 142 for beginning steps.
Bus fire in Brazil kills twenty five in crash
A passenger bus struck a lamp post Sunday night in Fort Alegre Brazil and burst into flames killing twenty five aboard. Firemen and bystanders battled the blaze, but all lives were lost in the fatal accident and fire.
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Fort Alegre
Brazil
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Orestall
Los Altos Center
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