Sugar Politics and Castro Sugar Policies Stir Debates
LAC SAYS sugar economics discuss U S actions against Castro and sugar quotas. Beets growers oppose abrupt cuts fearing overproduction. Government wary of Latin ties while Castro seizes American assets. Cuba supplies about one third of U S sugar, prices differ, potential shift risks. The piece notes political and economic tensions without definitive action.
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Wall Street Journal
Castro
Cuba
South America
Los Angeles Supervisors Clash Over Narcotics Policy
Los Angeles County supervisors criticized Gov. Edmund Brown for not calling a narcotics special session. They blasted his seven point plan as costly and ineffective while backing tougher parole and wider interdepartmental hearings. In Sacramento the governor took responsibility for not summoning the session amid public and private urging from lawmakers. He refused to name names of those pressuring him and noted substantial private opposition to a special session.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Frank Bonelli
Brown
Los Angeles County
Kenneth Hatin
Sacramento
Fénnand G. Brown
Feaulvaen
Defendent Daily Newspaper Entry From Long Beach Region
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a daily newspaper entry from Long Beach at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue. Mentions second class mailing, court designation, and a delivery price of $2.00 per month with a potential legal or administrative reference.
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Isixth St
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Galt
Superior Court
Low Antelax County
Barnier
Nall
State College Master Plan Faces Senate Hurdle
Sacramento UPS highlight a 10 year master plan for higher education in California may proceed to study by a Senate committee but the Senate author of the constitutional amendment doubts its passage this session. Senator Donald L. Grunsky of Watsonville expressed skepticism about the bill's prospects before the Senate Education Committee.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Senate
Donald L. Grunsky
Watsonville
Senate Education Committee
Cold Opposes Western Arms Plan at East-West Talks
Geneva dispatch reports Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin dismissing the Western three stage arms cut plan at the East-West Disarmament Conference opening. Khrushchev demands total world disarmament in four years, while U S and British envoys press for reductions tied to international control. Amid the debate, British and American officials criticize pre conference statements and stress linked disarmament with safeguards. Meanwhile in California, the state Senate committee advances amendments to a constitutional amendment bill on university and state college control. Grunsky and Miller proposals seek university jurisdiction while preserving state college autonomy and non academic staff positions. Fisher battles provisions that would grant exclusive university control over certain professional and doctoral programs.
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Geneva
Valerian Zorin
Nikita
Khrushchev
Grunsky
Univers
Usity
Centrol
Com-Anid
Fisher
Mittee
1959 France Champagne Year Sets Record Highs
Paris reports champagne sales reached 42 million bottles in 1959 with exports totaling 2.8 million bottles to the United States. Analysts call it a pivotal vintage era for wine lovers and producers alike.
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France
Paris
VPI
United States
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