Hopeful Beginning on Tidland Compromise for Long Beach
Editorial notes the Joint Tidelands Committee's proposed compromise for tidelands oil development in Long Beach. It preserves city control, outlines a phased revenue split shift toward the state, and estimates about 300 million for the trust over 35 years. Approval by the legislature moves toward final action, with Governor’s approval pending.
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Tidelands News
Sacramento
Long Beach
Joint
Tidelands Committee
Tidelands
Trust At
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Long Beach Tidelands
Revenue Division
State Treasury
Bke
Russell Suggests Voluntary Relocation To Solve South Racial Tension
The Georgia Democrat Senator Richard Russell proposes a voluntary relocation plan to move African Americans from the South to the North to balance state populations at 10.5 percent Black. He notes 8.8 million African Americans, 10.5 percent nationally, but 52.3 percent in the 11 Old Confederacy states. He contrasts this with a hypothetical white relocation and ends by urging brotherhood and full civil rights for all.
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Richard Russell
Georgia
United States
Old Confederacy
Sen. Russell
De Gaulle Seeks Latin American Influence Tour Abroad
President Charles de Gaulle plans a sweep through Mexico and Brazil to extend Franco influence in the Americas. The piece contrasts American reaction with Truman’s warning while noting Monroe Doctrine reliability and U S influence in Latin America.
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Latin America
Charles de Gaulle
Mexico
Brazil
Raga
Argentina
Peru
De Gaulle’s West Indies trip seen as timely invasion of America
Drew Pearson surveys Charles de Gaulle’s visit to Martinique and the French West Indies as a strategic moment in the western hemisphere. He traces historical French influence, contrasts panama canal tensions, Haiti governance, French Canada unrest, and British West Indies volatility, framing de Gaulle’s mission as a bid to bolster French prestige amid geopolitics.
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Mar- Unique
Charles de Gaulle
America
Martinique
Vichy
Vies Hearn
U.S
Panama’ Canal
French West Indies
West Indies
Western Hemisphere
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Napoleon III
Europe
Mexico
United States
France
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de Gaulle
Britain
Canada
Panamia Canal
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Suez
Panama
Colombia
Eisenhower
Nasser
Panamians
Ike
Haiti
Congo
University of Michigan
Francois Duvalier
Cuba
Viet Nam
New World
Quebec Liberation Army
Elizabeth
British West Indies
Florida
South America
London
Western
Great Britain
Moderates Lose California GOP Battle For Endorsement
In San Francisco moderates concede defeat as migr ant conservatives seize the California Republican Assembly and back Goldwater for president. The event signals rising factional tension within the party, with Rockefeller allies and Lodge supporters seeking a third force in Oregon while Nixon expands his intervention. The outcome casts doubt on moderate control and raises questions about apakah party unity in a pivotal primary season.
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San Francisco
California Republican Assembly
Senator Goldwater
CRA
Rockefeller
Voice Gore
California
Harold Stassen
Lodge
New Hampshire
Ambassador Lodge
Oregon
Richard Nixon
Man on Moon Wasteful, Publicity Stunt or Moral Question
The piece denounces spending twenty billion dollars for a manned Moon mission as wasteful national prestige seeking. It argues unmanned flight could yield 95 percent of scientific data at far lower cost and warns citizens’ poverty and military budgets demand responsibility. It urges living up to the Declaration of Independence and Constitution principles over warlike aims.
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Gov. Rockefeller
Harris
Rockefeller
United States
Alfred Adler
Ballyhoo
New Hampshirers
Brouillette
Fairman Street
Lakewood
Town Meeting Shows Party Discontent After Long Beach Convention
The piece reports Democratic disgust with the C D C and Republican unease in the shadow of the elephant amid Long Beach voting patterns. It cites 1 566 votes in Long Beach 67 in the 39th district 1 168 in the 44th district and 2 035 in the 32nd district backing the Prohibition Party camel mascot with unrest suggesting further activity in November.
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C.D. C
Long Beach
Prohibition Party
Says N.H. Vote Makes No Sense
Editor voices concern about New Hampshire primary coverage and voter choices. Letter writers protest sensationalism and curse words in press, urging dignity and restraint to avoid shaping a decadent era.
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N.H
Jack Reby
John and
Phyllis’ Brady
Stanbridge Ave
Independent Dee. Asotrs. Wen Bre Tet Pasameez 1 Carrer Slee Tom Ende
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and a street, with unclear action or outcome. Reads like a local notice or brief item. No clear event, date, or organization identifiable for a complete summary.
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