CDC Talks in Bakersfield Stir Debate on Left Wing Programs
In Bakersfield next week the California Democratic Council will draw most Democratic officeholders seeking its support to push through numerous measures. The CDC endorsed programs from its 1960 convention include abolition of the loyalty oath and the Un American Activities Committee, foreign aid based on need, and expanding consumer cooperatives. Critics warn the party risks appeasement and socialism if it continues to back these left wing positions.
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California Democratic Council
CDC
Bakersfield
Un-American Activities Committee
Lac
Flu Toll Reaches New High Since 1957 Asian Flu
The U.S. Communicable Disease Center said last week saw more deaths from respiratory illnesses than any week since the 1957 Asian flu outbreak. As of last Saturday the toll stood at 585 and may rise in ten weeks.
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Atlanta
UPI
U.S
UC Spring Enrollment Tops 55 000 Across Campuses
UC system spring enrollment across seven campuses reaches 55 000, 8.2 percent above last year. Kerr notes a two year increase of 169 percent. On smaller campuses graduate enrollment runs high with 34 percent at San Diego 37 percent at Santa Barbara and 78 percent at Riverside.
Joan Crawford Denies Plans to Wed Rockefeller
Joan Crawford denied reports Friday she planned to marry New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. She quipped about being engaged to a man who never asked for a date while accepting an award in Philadelphia. Rockefeller had not commented on the rumor.
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Joan Crawford
Rockefeller
Joan ‘Crawford
Mary New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Women's Advertising League
Washington
Salinger Singles Out Editors Over News Bias
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger told the Women's National Press Club editors and publishers that some outlets publish true yet slanted stories amounting to news management. He cited lapses from the Billie Sou Estes case to rumors of Soviet planes over the U.S. and urged a study on whether news is managed in the public interest.
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Washington
White House
Pierre Salinger
Billie Sou Estes
United States
Women
National Press Club
Salinger
San Francisco Chronicle
Atlanta Diocese Hospitals Desegregated Policy Issued
The Atlanta Diocese ordered desegregation of its two Catholic hospitals, assignment of beds to be based on medical needs not race. The facilities in Atlanta and Athens together house 450 beds, with another hospital in construction in Atlanta planned for 150 beds.
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Atlanta
UPD
Paul J.hillman
Athens
Atlata
Fragmentary Public Notice From Long Beach Area
Fragmented OCR text lists addresses in Long Beach and mentions decree numbers and county adaptation. Preserved entities include Los Angeles County, an address at 30 and Pine Ave, and several scattered data fragments implying a legal or official notice. No clear event or outcome is readable.
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Wectet
Sanday State
Pine Ave
Long Beach
St Lonmeee
Cals
Los Angeles County
Girigr
Post Office Boss Day Resigned Then Stayed On
Washington sources recount a heated clash at the Post Office Department involving Postmaster General J Edward Day and Deputy Bill Brawley. Day confronted Brawley over control, confronted White House officials about commemorative stamps and a planned Glenn procession, leading to Day threatening resignation. Kennedy accepted Brawley’s resignation while Day initially stayed on and later remained in position after talks.
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Entora Waie
Betts
Bria Snoarne
Washington
J. Edward Day
Day
Post Office Department
Bill Brawley
Brawley
Jenn
White House
Kenneth O'Donnell
O'Donnell
O’donnell
Odonnel
John Glenn
Orbit
Land
Pennsylvania Avenue
Odonnell
Ralph Dunigan
Dogan
Great Starm
General Day
Kennedy
Duncan
Jim Kelleher
Day Calls GOP 'Sterile' at Democratic Dinner
Postmaster General J Edward Day criticized the Republican Party at a Women’s National Democratic Club dinner. He called GOP obstructionists or imitators of the administration and accused them of sterile thinking and negative conduct over outdoor recreation and youth employment policy.
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Washington
UPD
J. Edward Day
Republican i
National Democratic Club
Douglas Men Ask Probe of Contract Cut
Douglas aerospace workers urged US Senators Kuchel and Engle to investigate firing of government contracts that has cut about 4,000 Douglas employees since January. A protest telegram under the IAM District 1578 banner accompanied further layoffs, with about 2,000 more workers expected by April 15. The petition urged urgent action, stressing impact on workers, families, and the community.
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Nanta Monica
CNS
Douglas Aerospace
Thomas Kuchel
Clair Engle
Douglas
International Association of Machinists District 1578
Thefts at Bethel Dome Hit Television Event
Barbara Britton reported Friday that items were taken at Bethel Dome during a televised event. Dr Richard C Greulich of UCLA received the International Dex Award Friday night in Pittsburgh for his studies on growth differentiation and mineralization of dental and bony tissues. Arthur Rubinstein will give a concert for Germans in Nijmegen Netherlands on April 20, with sponsors noting he refused to play in Germany.
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Richard C. Grevfich
Ucla
Pittsburgh
Dexaward
Greulich
Arthur Rubinstein
Nijmegen
Netherlands
Germany
Pakistan Gets Loan for East Pakistan Port and Airports
The United States and Pakistan signed three agreements Friday totaling 153 million dollars to fund East Pakistan Cha Jana port anchorage project and provide air ports and airways equipment.
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Pakistan
United States
East Pakistan
Anchorage
Vermont Seeks Seat Belt Rule for New Cars
The Vermont legislature passed a bill requiring seat belts in new cars starting next year. The measure moves to Governor Philip H. Hoff for signature.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Finday
Verm
Mont
Philip H. Holf
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