State Title Bill Wins
Washington Senate Interior Committee approved a measure giving coastal states clear title to submerged lands to their historic boundaries out to three miles, while preserving federal control elsewhere. The panel, in a 11 to 4 vote, deferred decisions on state roles in outer belt administration.
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Movie Maker Denies Russ Paid for Film
Simon Lazarus of Monrovia denies under oath that the Russian government or Communist Party financed the film Salt of the Earth shot in New Mexico. He says funding came from private individuals, not the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union, and that Independent Production Corp borrowed 90,000 dollars for production to be released in about two months. He cites First and Fifth Amendment grounds in refusing to name contributors or script writers.
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Senate tidy lands bill faces panel vote
The bill is a modified version of Sen. Holland's measure supported by 39 co sponsors. It notes that nine tenths of the continental shelf lies outside state boundaries and much of the sea bottom's oil and gas deposits are outside state areas. Four opposed votes came from Malone Murray Anderson and Henry M Jackson.
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Long Beach Fire Alarm Upgrade Proposed by Propositions I and K
L A C SAYS Prop I would allocate 250000 for converting fire alarm cables and expanding reporting to the fire department in Long Beach. Prop K would provide 3500000 for expanded facilities to modernize the system over several years. The measures aim to reduce fire insurance costs by improving communications.
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Weather Report Fragment Reaches Readers Amid Murky Notes
A fragmented weather snippet shows unclear lines about night and morning clouds and a dim sunrise. The source text mixes stray phrases and partial quotes, reflecting a rough OCR read with unreadable segments and stray punctuation.
Paralyzed Long Beach Pair to Wed, Marines Climax
A paraplegic Marine and a quadriplegic ex-WAC plan a unique Long Beach wedding. Juanita Cramer, 31, will marry Wayne Capson, 21, in Garden Grove after VA aid funds a $20,000 home. Wayne lives independently, manages a model train hobby, and drives a modified 1952 car funded by a $1,600 VA grant.
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Union Posts Reward in Blast at Edison Sites
Union posts a 5000 reward for apprehension and conviction of explosives attackers blamed for dynamiting Southern California Edison Co towers. Edison sues the union for 1.25 million in Los Angeles, while pickets and wage talks stir with federal mediation and Taft-Hartley implications. A separate violence incident near East Los Angeles sees a driver charged with assault after striking a picket line.
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Poodle Case Targets United for Breach of Care
Redwood City suit seeks 4490 from United Air Lines after Mrs. Edna Heistand reports her pedigreed black poodle Astron Black Star escaped at San Francisco airport and allegedly bred with mongrel dogs during a five day search. She claims the dog suffered humiliation and psychological distress.
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Norwalk Mother Pleads Guilty in Baby Beating Case
In Los Angeles Mrs Jo Pivar pleaded guilty to beating and burning her three month old daughter Jaurek. Police say the child suffered injuries to the eye, hands, and severe dehydration after the abuse. Her husband found the infant severely hurt.
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General Taylor Unhurt in Copter Accident
Lt Gen Maxwell D Taylor commander of the Eighth Army escaped injury in a helicopter crash while en route to inspect the Western Front near Seoul. Two officers with him suffered minor injuries and were moved to a rear area. The Army called the accident minor and provided few details.
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Fire at Los Angeles Shell Depot Sparks Large Blaze
A major fire at a Los Angeles Shell depot began after a collision between two loaded trucks near the storage tanks. Firemen battled the blaze with hoses on exposed tanks and reported an explosion above the area around 10:30 am.
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