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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1963

Page

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Braden Faces Senate Clash Over State Education Post

L A C reports rising Senate opposition to Braden's reappointment as president of the State Board of Education amid a political clash with Governor Rafferty and critics. The governor supports Braden, while opponents cite Braden's attacks on Rafferty and alleged arrogance. A legal ruling on the Board’s power over an elected official looms, with Rafferty already elected for four years.

Thomas Braden State Senate State Board of Education Senate Braden San Diego Birch Society Max Rafferty State Board Rafferty C.D.C Oceanside California Maxwell Rafferty Joe McCarthy La.c

Brown to Visit Spain Miss Serra Rite in June

Sacramento reports Governor Brown declines invitation to attend Spain ceremonies in Majorca from June 3 to 6 marking Father Serra’s 25th birthday. The trip would occur during a crucial June legislative session and Brown plans a five week European tour in August with family. Archbishop McGucken has accepted and mayors Christopher and Yorty are also invited.

Sacramento Brown Spain Jimipero Serra Carlos Robles Ministry of Information and Tourism Robles Petra Majorca Father Serra California Jand Joseph McGucken San Francisco

Looter of Bar Found Guilty

John Kenneth Lankford aged 21 was found guilty of second degree burglary after a Jan stage break into a bar at 4709 East 2nd Street with money taken from a cigarette machine and uke box. His 14 year old brother James Walter was acquitted. The elder Lankford lives at 183 Argence Avenue and faces sentencing April 16 before Superior Court Judge Maurice C Sparr Coe. The younger brother resides at 1510 East 16th Street.

John Kenneth Lankford James Walter Jan Band 2Nd St Lankford Maurice C. Sparr Coe Hves

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Rolvaag Is Official Minnesota Governor After Court Ruling

A three judge panel ended the contest over Minnesota’s governorship by confirming Rolvaag winner over Andersen by 91 votes after a statewide recount. A formal order will seal the election, with a 10 day waiting period for certification and a possible Supreme Court appeal.

Karl Rotvaig Minnesota Elmer L. Andersen St. Paul Rolvaag Rolvasg State Supreme Court Antersea Contt Andersen Rolvag

Rek Maps New Drive on Rackets

Authorities report progress on a campaign against rackets with FBI involvement. Kennedy warned organized crime remains deeply entrenched and intertwined with business, legal, labor officials, and public offices as Chicago sees flamed bombings and the slaying of a Democratic figure in the 24th Ward.

REK ML W. Johnson FBI Johnson Kennedy Chicago Benjamin F. Lexis Wisconsin

Billboard Regulation Referred for Freeway Proposals

City Council on Tuesday referred ordinance changes to the Planning Commission for consideration. The proposals would curb most billboards within 500 feet of freeways if visible to motorists and designed to be readable from the highway.

Lcanning Planning Commission City Council

Brown Seeks Drive on Crime and Censorship Critics

Governor Brown backs a crime drive focusing on drunk driving tests by the California Highway Patrol. He notes higher death rates on CHP patrolled roads and criticizes sensational crime reporting while proposing parole, sentence law review, and more corrections oversight amid rising violence. He plans meetings with law enforcement to discuss the issue.

California Highway Patrol Brown Hw Enforcement

City of Commerce Gardener Suicide Report

A 64 year old part time gardener named Charles Drews killed himself in his garage Tuesday, found by his wife Beatrice. The sheriff's office reported illness despondency as the motive.

City OF Commerce CNS Sheriff's Charles Drews Rica

Pay Tax Then Cry Law Urged For Tax Appeals

Los Angeles officials urged a plan allowing property owners to pay taxes first and protest afterward. County supervisors voted to seek state changes to shift tax equalization hearings from the summer rush. Assessor Watson called the current system antiquated and inequitable and cautioned against moving hearings before bills are sent.

Los Angeles CNL Los Angles Hall of Administration Stem Warren M. Dorm Philip E. Watson

British tourism tops dollar earnings with 454 700 visitors

London reports that tourism was Britain's leading dollar earner last year, with 454 700 US tourists spending 218 million dollars. This total surpassed the combined value of air craft and vehicle exports by about 84 million dollars.

London UPI British Travel and Holidays Association Britain Itourists

Walter McDevitt Dies in Oklahoma City Cerebral Hemorrhage

James L McDevitt 64 longtime AFL-CIO political director and VP of the plasterers and cement union died in Oklahoma City from a cerebral hemorrhage. He lived in Bethesda Maryland, had a Washington DC office, and collapsed after presenting a COPE conference schedule in Oklahoma and Kansas. A government communique notes Prime Minister Sean Lemass of Ireland may visit London for two days.

James L McDevitt Afl-Cio Plasterers and Cement Blasons International Union Oklahoma City BlcDevitt Bethesda Washington Dbc Sean Lemass Ireland

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