65 MPH Top Limit Would End Optional Speed Danger
Assemblymen vote 58 to 16 for a 65 mph maximum on California highways now before the State Senate. Backing cites Governor Brown recommendations and safety studies showing high speeds cause rollover and fatal accidents. The bill aligns with CHP data and Highway Division findings, arguing the prima facie 35 mph limit invites highway anarchy.
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California
State Senate
Guv. Brown
Advisory Committee
California Highway Patrol
State Highway Division
California Traffic Safety Foundation
Foundation
Assembly
Editorial on Ike restraint shows strength in leadership
A Washington discussion by reporters questions whether Eisenhower used his power wisely or restraint defines true strength. The piece argues that democracy relies on officials staying within boundaries and respecting others rights, praising restraint over domination. Strong leaders resist excess despite prestige and power.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Toss Out Rock Collecting For First Grade Astronomy
University of Maryland educator Dr Glenn Blough told the National Education Association conference that nature study is inadequate for space age learning. He urged replacing leaf pressing and rock collecting with astronomy geology and physical science to meet high expectations in elementary science.
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Los Angeles
University of Maryland
Glenn ©. Blough
Department of Elementary School
National Education Assn
Blough
Strictly Personal A Test Of Good Breeding
Sydney J Harris argues true good breeding lies in treating celebrities as ordinary people not as distant icons. He notes limelight scrutiny makes genuine person-to-person contact hard and urges acceptance of individuals beyond status or fame, warning that being known by millions yet unknown personally is a heavy price.
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Sydney J. Harris
Hollywood
Summit Meet Is War Alternative
Washington reports presidential Eisenhower Macmillan and Khrushchev near a summit as a war alternative. Key signs include the Russian fleet radar picket moves, naval activity near U S waters, and Allen Dulles warnings on possible Kremlin strikes. Dowling warns Rhee to keep the peace as aid hinges on stability.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Fvar
Berlin
Brinkman- Pearson
Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence
White House
Free World
Iran
Gulf of Persia
Poland
Bill Broadens Espionage Laws Across the Globe
The House approved a bill to widen espionage laws to any location worldwide. Current law limits acts to inside the United States or areas under special jurisdiction such as ships at sea. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Washington
House
Earth
United States
Senate
Development plan for east city land as golf course and ballpark
Ten years ago the Recreation Commission urged the City Council to develop land east of Municipal Airport between Spring and Conant Streets east of Lakewood Boulevard into a golf course and a Class A baseball park. Opening shots in the upcoming municipal campaign came as City Hall announced election dates with primary and general elections. Deputy City Attorney John K. Hull applied for appointment as City Prosecutor under a charter amendment from the recent city election creating the new post separate from the City Attorney's Office.
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Municipal Airport
Recreation Commission
Spring and
Conant Sts
Lakewood
John K. Hull
Ure
Quotes on education, music policy, and defense policy
Rep Torbert H. MacDonald condemns a Post Office designation that classifies phonograph records as educational material. He cites rock hits like Holy Twitchy Feeling Sloneycomb Stagger Lee and Splish Splash as perverse next to Bach Brahms and Beethoven. McElroy says U S defense policy hinges on retaliation capability for deterrence. Khrushchev notes talks with Macmillan varied in mood and tone.
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United Press International
Washington
Torbert H. MacDonald
D+ Mass
Post Office Department
Stagger Lee
Congress
Ndefense
Neil H. McElroy
U.S
Independent newspaper staff and office listings
A garbled OCR listing names and positions for The Independent editors publishers and advertising executives. It mentions Daniel H Ridder Harald ty Hings Samuel C Cameron Larry Collins Miles E Lines Marty Fulton Naitional Advertising Representatives Ridder Johns and multiple office addresses in New York San Francisco and Washington.
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Hernandu Ridder
Omu.u
Daniel H. Ridder
Harald Ty Hings
Samuel C. Cameron
Larry Collins Jr
Oas
Collins Sty
Malcolm Epley
Miles E
Getrow
Penabscal
Svencium
Ste San Franciaco
Sutter St
Washington
Ana Altre
Bulldita
Mmmneapatis
Beck's Chance to Beat Tax Rap in Union Case
Washington reports Beck faces possible acquittal on a tax evasion charge tied to $240,607 allegedly taken from the Teamsters treasury. Courts ruled stolen funds are taxable if the employer pursues repayment, affecting Hoffa and Beck’s legal path as belief and penalties shape the case.
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Beck
Tax Rap
Washington
Dave Beck
Teamsters' & Union Treasury
Rnty
Commissioner of Internal Revere
Wilcox
Supreme Court
Hofer
Teamsters’ Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Sam
Asie
Poe
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Walter Dowling
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
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Washington Pipeline
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Winling
Joint Chiefs
Anastas Mi~koyan
Communist Party
Navy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Lew
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House of Delegates
Tucker
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