Mosk Outlines California Narcotics Control Plan
Santa Barbara briefing by State Attorney General Stanley Mosk described the July 1 effective narcotics control program. He outlined mandatory naline use in parole, county funds for naline testing in probation, a master file on addicts, inclusion of new synthetic drugs, police online tests with waivers, a heroin marijuana usage split, district attorney consent before prior narcotics convictions are struck, and an estimated 6 000 to 10 000 addicts statewide.
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Santa Barbara
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Stanley Mosk
Mosk
California
Re elect Welfare President Clarence E Wagner Reelected Leader
Clarence E Wagner former mayor and councilman was reelected chairman of the Community Welfare Council board. Don Gill named vice chairman and treasurer. Werner Rochti city planning director reports master plans for civic center freeways shore area. George M Logan outlines coming year projects including alcohol treatment center youth service directory senior citizen conference care home survey mental health amendments to city ordinances charity appeals and public protection. New directors named Mrs T L Gibson Kathleen Fox James MacInnis Duane George Mrs Ralph Gordon Werner Ruditi Warren Powers Abraham Liff
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Don Gill
Los Altos Assn
Werner Rochti
U George M. Logan
Community Chest Agency
T. L Gibson
Kathleen Fox
James MacInnis
Duane George
Ralph Gordon
Werner Ruditi
Warren Powers
Abraham Liff
Needy Medic Funds Short Board Learns
Sacramento officials told the Welfare Board that medical care for the needy disabled will cost more than double the Legislature’s limit. Mrs. EB MacLatchie, head of the State Social Security Division, said the estimate is 14.50 per recipient versus 6 per month allowed, with federal money included. She warned any selection of benefits will cause painful choices.
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State Welfare Board
EB MacLatchie
State Social Security Division
Welfare Board
Eisenhower Ad Lures Buyers With Golf Interest
Classified notice advertises a business opportunity at Burning Tree Club in Maryland offering a chance to meet President Eisenhower for a golf game. Contact JHE 2.5959 for details.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Burning Tree Club
Maryland
New L B to Catalina Airline Service Slated
Long Beach introduces Catalina Chancel Air Ines service linking Municipal Airport to Pebbly Beach Catalina Island with amphibian planes. Four morning and four afternoon flights from Long Beach, hourly, with half hour return legs. Dry land disembarkment and free shuttle to Avalon. Extra flights possible in summer.
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Catalina Chancel Air Ines
Municipal Airport
Pebbly Beach
Catalina Island
Bam
Avalon
Cerritos Trustees Cut College Leader Pay on Vote
Cerritos college trustees unanimously reduced president Ralph Barnight salary for 1959 60 to 17424 and demoted business manager Henry Korsmeier from vice president to supervisor of business while halving his 120 dollar monthly expense allowance. A county counsel led “reorganization” of staff.
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Ralph J. Burnight
Henry J. Korsmeier
Grand Jury Schools Committee
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Barnight
Red Leaders Visit Contracts Set to End in June
The Schools Committee ordered an investigation into allegations raised by Mrs. Geraldine Mitchell of La Mirada. The Bulgarian Communist backed candidate and a losing rival faced scrutiny over board election procedures at Cerritos School, with leaders arriving Thursday for the official vote.
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Geraldine Mitchell
Adoree St
la Mirada
Warsaw
UPI
Mitchell
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Cerritos
Offshore Parade of Boats Off Long Beach
Several hundred boats including 300 U S Power Squadrons from Southern California join an Offshore Parade of Boats. They form on the lee side of the Long Beach breakwater at 1 am, sail past Belmont Pier and Rainbow Pier, into Los Angeles Harbor turning basin, then to the Ferry Building review stations before disbanding at Reservation Point.
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Long Beach
U.S
California
Belmont Pier
Rainbow Pier
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Pierpoint
Los Angeles Harbor
San Pedro
Cuba Mexico pact on exchange of TV and radio programs
Mexico and Cuba are expected to sign a pact that would permit exchange of television and radio programs. The agreement aims to expand broadcasting ties between the two neighboring countries and bolster cultural exchanges.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Cuba
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