Bray Obscenity Conviction Upheld by Supreme Court Appeal
William C Bray, who in December 1966 was convicted of selling an obscene paperback from his Huntington Beach liquor store, saw his appeal to the U S Supreme Court rejected. The conviction stands, with prior affirmations by the Fourth District and California Supreme Court. Bray sold the book Just for Kicks from a store rack. He was sentenced to six months in jail, suspended, with three years probation and a $1000 fine. He later sold the store.
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William C. Bray
Huntington Beach
United States Supreme Court
Fourth District Court of Appeals
San Bernardino
California Supreme Court
Bray
Allan Stokke
Walter Charamza
Long Beach Chamber Names Alva C. Kirkland Jr Staff Director
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce appoints Alva C. Kirkland Jr as Staff Director of the Long Beach Management Council. At 45 he will liaison between the chamber and local businessmen in hiring and training the hard core unemployed and assist firms with government dealings. He previously led the Agricultural Aids Foundation and the Agricultural Aids Foundation and studied at Oklahoma A&M, Long Beach City College, and Golden Gate University. He lives in Long Beach with his wife and four children.
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Long Beach Chamber of Commerce
Alva C. Kirkland Jr
Long Beach
Kirkland
Chamber
Agricultural and Technical Assistance Foundation
Agricultural Aids Foundation
Oklahoma A&m
Long Beach City College
Golden Gate University
San Francisco
Youth and Women Space Symposium Saturday at Los Alamitos
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and California Aerospace Education Association sponsor Air Youth Day and Women’s Space Symposium at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station. A panel of women scientists will describe life in science and challenge barriers. A Vietnam-type helicopter rescue is set for 2 30 p.m.
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Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
The
California Aerospace Education Association
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Professor Grilled by Real Officers Film Promotes Police Careers
The CSLB Audio Visual Department presents a 20 minute film for schools colleges and conferences. Narrated by Jack Webb of Dragnet it explores police work from crime to punishment with scenes illustrating imperfect law and public safety initiatives.
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CSLB
Jack Webb
Webb
Rudy Sun
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