Long Beach Fun and Fashion Show Promises Gala Benefit
Long Beach prepares a major charity event at the Auditorium next Monday night the annual Fun and Fashion show sponsored by DLBA Red Cross and local merchants will feature stars Bobby and Barbara George Aberace Eartha Kitt Wayne Newton and Terry Van Dyke Proceeds go to United Way charitable organizations and Red Cross Admission sales at Buffums Walker's and the Auditorium benefit downtown stores taxes and economy in Long Beach highlighted by a gala promotion promoting entertainment and local commerce
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Maryland leaders vow to end protests with governor talks
Annapolis Md May 8 Leaders of student demonstrations in Princess Anne Md said after meeting Gov. J Millard Tawes that demonstrations will be halted in Eastern Shore towns. John Wilson 20 a student at Maryland State College said Tawes promised to use all powers to collect state owed in the Marsland public actions law. Tawes and state police commander Cat Carey promised no more police dogs unless riots occur. About six demonstrators who staged a sit in outside the governor's office left after Wilson's statement. The marchers joined an integration rally on Capitol steps and attempted to reach Tawes office but were halted by state police and sat in the hall near the House and Senate. Baltimore civil rights leaders tried to stop the sit in Colin Cromwell of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People said the leadership does not want a sit in.
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Teachers Skip Class Triggers Citywide Shortened Day
Teachers in a New Jersey city stage a one day walkout over higher pay issues. The action prompts school officials to dismiss students an hour early as patience wears thin across the district.
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Showman Billy Rose wed for fifth time in Jamaica
Doris Warner, 48, widow of Charles Vidor and daughter of Harry Warner, married Billy Rose at his Montego Bay estate. Rose, who recently earned $4 million in the dock market, has three sons and a daughter and was previously wed to Joyce Matthews. The ceremony occurred Sunday night in Jamaica with media attention.
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Band leader Ray Conpit in divorce suit headlines
The report notes Ray Conpit, a band leader, filing for divorce amid a political backdrop referencing Soviet leaders from the Stalin era. It mentions rehabilitation of several prominent executed Soviet figures and officials, with recalls of trials in the mid-1930s and subsequent political shifts.
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USC Chancellor Sven-Kietn Smid resigns from LA commission
Sven- Kietn Smid, longtime chancellor of the University of Southern California, resigned Wednesday from the Los Angeles Commission on which he served for 28 years.
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Yorty Sees Political Chicanery in Mosk Decision
Los Angeles Mayor Yorty criticized Atty Gen Mosk for staying out of the Democratic senatorial race saying the move reflects a naked power play. He warned of potential implications for Hale Champion and possible challenge to Sen Clair Engle, noting his own past party tensions and a 1960 Nixon endorsement.
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Mosk Drops Senate Bid Over Campaign Costs
In Los Angeles UPI report, Attorney General Stanley Mosk abandons pursuit of the Democratic nomination for California’s U.S. Senate seat held by ill Sen. Clair Engle due to astronomical campaign costs. He estimates a sane primary would cost 628 160 dollars, aiming to shift focus to campaign financing reform. Cranston and Engle battle for the seat as Gov Brown weighs comment. In Red Bluff, Engle supporters file nominating petitions for the Democratic primary after county clerk confirms 120 signatures.
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Investigation Finds Defective Safety Procedures at Oroville Dam
Sacramento investigators said they found unsafe safety procedures being built into the Oroville dam project. The nine member panel began its study last month after the Mercury reported concerns. They warned costs may rise and urged keeping expenses down amid state and private contractor roles in the dam construction.
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