Union Labor Critics Signal Brown Keeps Balance
Union boss C. J. Haggerty of the California Labor Federation laments labor’s disillusionment with Gov. Edmund G. Brown’s term while praising his efforts on workmen’s compensation and a broader fair program. The blast argues Brown did not sell out to labor and warns against any group being entirely satisfied.
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Edmund G. Brown
Organized Labor
C. J. Haggerty
California Labor Federation
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Gov. Brown
Brown
Labor
Haggerty
Four-Lane Garden Grove Blvd Opens July First
Independence Day gains meaning as Garden Grove Blvd widens from Long Beach to Garden Grove. A new four-lane strip meets Knott Ave and traffic shifts to the improved paving. Future freeway links plan widening toward Bolsa Chica and Trask Ave as San Diego and Garden Grove freeways expand.
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Westminster
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Trask Ave
City Ambulance Service Moves to Private Operator
City Council approves transferring ambulance service from the Fire Department to a private operator to save about 70000 dollars annually. Private service begins October 1 with 13 fire crewmen reassigned to Station 22. city reserves right to revoke if service is not equal to the current level.
Town Meeting Editor Urges Sea Wall Debate and Natural Beauty
Letter from resident Mrs Will C Wetter of 1703 Obispo Ave. urges voters to discuss sea wall plans for Los Alamitos Bay. She argues protect natural beauty, wildlife, and the city’s beach heritage, expressing concern over developments and calling for a public vote.
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Shore
Will C. Wetter
Obispo Ave
Beer Drinking Record Broken by Californians
California's warm April boosted beer drinking to a record 20 million gallons, plus 3.87 million of liquor and 2.6 million of wine. State tax collections rose by more than 314 million dollars, per the State Board of Equalization.
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Sacramento
Calfornia
State Board of Equalization
House OKs Cut in Take Space Cash
The House approved a reduction of 67 225 in Eisenhower’s civilian space budget for next year while advancing a 279 million dollar appropriations bill to the Senate. The bill totals 279 037 572, with NASA funded at 463 075 000 and other agencies receiving 146 763 815. a Ford led measure to restore 23 million was rejected 69 34.
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Dominican Republic Force Poised for Cuban Invasion
Washington reports a growing crisis in the Caribbean as about 800 Spanish mercenaries, funded from Franco’s jails, arrive in the Dominican Republic ready to attack Cuba while exiled Cuban officers and Batista influence stir Trujillo City. Debate brews in Congress over raising long term bond rates amid fears of a fiscal crisis and market instability.
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France
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Hower
Missouri
Tom Curtis
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Bob Anderson
Graft and waste in federal state share funds
Washington reports graft and incompetence in the use of billions of federal and local funds for public works and slum clearance. Congress begins a belated inquiry sparked by New York City corruption charges involving slum clearance contracts and mayoral aides.
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Washington
New York City
Two Faced Critics From the Theater World
Sydney J. Harris examines actors as a duplicitous audience and critics who hear flowing praise yet privately denigrate productions. He notes actors attend free and complain, while managers dislike freeloaders in sweatshirts. Public figures expose contradictions in praise and disdain among performers and press agents.
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Sydney J. Harris
Actors Equity Bulletin
The
Actors’ Union
Harris
Long Beach Officials Elect New Mayor and Vice Mayor
Replacement annually of 17 motorcycles for the Police Department was requested in a petition to the City Council by the Long Beach Motor Patrol Assn. The budget included only three. Francis H. L. Gentry, councilman elect from the Second District, was elected mayor at an informal breakfast at Villa Riviera, with Harvey B. Freeman named vice mayor.
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New York Project
Wagner
Slum Clearence
Police Department
Long Beach Motor Patrol Assn
Paice
Francis HL Gentry
Villa Riviera
Harvey B. Freeman
Ben-Gurion backs arms sales to West Germany in crisis
Israel’s Prime Minister endorses arming West Germany despite strong opposition stating that balancing Jewish sentiment and military strength will tilt to the army. Eisenhower responds to a Soviet circus dog joke by quipping about a mousetrap. Armstrong recovers from pneumonia in Rome and thanks the Lord for His help.
Folk-Hour Program Marks KGER Organ Debut Night
Thirty years ago a folk hour program celebrated KGERs new $30000 Wer-Sitzer pipe organ. Nelson Case began duties as night announcer while Albert Hay Mallotte of Fox Movietone served as organist guest. Bill Ray of KFWB acted as guest announcer.
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Albert Hay Mallotte
Fox Movietone
Bill Ray
KFWB
Independent editorial staff list from The Indefenserd
Fragmented OCR lists staff roles and offices for The Indefenserd with many misspellings and unclear names. Key items include publishers, editors, and advertising representatives located in New York Chicago Detroit and Minneapolis with reference to Festay Taste and Wrigley offices.
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