Pay Board faces AFL CIO split over labor seat
Labor leaders challenge the Pay Board as Meany warns against window dressing and vows dress of responsibility. Bridges of West Coast longshoremen pledges effort while unions seek unified action or strike across coasts. Board votes cut dock workers pay by 10 percent, ending a 134 day West Coast port shutdown.
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U.S
AFL - Cio
Harry Bridges
West Coast
Nixon
Miami Beach
Jahor
Fitzsimmons
Roldt
Labor
Meany
Independent International Longshoremen’s and Warehangemen’s
California
Oregon
Washington
Bridges
San Francisco
New York
Thomas W. Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Hast
Gulf Coast
Gleason
Marijuana report urges deglorification and restraint
The commission recommends deglorifying marijuana and de-emphasizing use to curb exposure. It notes current use does not threaten public health but warns against complacency as availability could raise public health risks. Police officials dispute the stance, arguing sellers bear blame and users should still be held accountable.
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Lexington
Hale
Michigan
John R. Plants
TRE Commission
Alabama Public Safety
W. L. Allen
San Francisco
Reuben Greenberg
Queen Mary report sparks dispute over museum and commercial use
A 16 page report was submitted by Merrifield to Brown amid disagreements over funds spent on Queen Mary ship and site developments. Thomas accuses Merrifield of misreporting and cites a legislative opinion supporting Long Beach’s division of oil revenues. Merrifield counters that this is an auditing matter, not a legal one, and notes a $1.688 million lease for a steam and chilled water plant that he says the State Lands Commission was not asked to approve.
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Brown
Mansfield
Thomas
Auditor General
Meriifield
Long Beach
Morrifield
Merrifield
United California Bank
Trands Commission
Ninn Commission
ITT memo cites plan to block Allende in Chile vote
Washington reports say a 1970 ITT memo claimed the State Department authorized Ambassador Edward Kerry to act to prevent Salvador Allende from taking power. The memos allege ITT sought White House and Congress support and economic disruption to force a coup. ITT officials deny the charges.
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Washington
Nixon
Salvador Allende
ITT
Jack Anderson
State Department
U.S
Edward M. Kerry
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Hal Hendrix
Robert Berrellez
Kerry
Allende
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate’ Foreign Relations Committee
William P. Rogers
Anderson
Central Intelligence Agency
Chile
Hendrix- Berrellez
White House
Congress
J. D. Neal
Bandits Loot Westminster Jewelers in Early Morning Hold Up
Bandits bound Steen, owner of Steen's Jewelers at 6626 Westminster Ave, with adhesive and stole about 8400 dollars in cash and jewelry. The holdup occurred about 1 40 a m on Wednesday. one robber carried a handgun. A customer arrived a few minutes later and found Steen unharmed in a rear room.
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Twn Bandits
Westminster
Philip B. Steen
Steen
Long Beach Eyes Joint Plan for College HQ and Marine Center
Long Beach proposes a joint powers deal with California to erect a dedicated college headquarters and a marine science training center on cleared tidelands. The plan shifts from redesigning Zenith Center to building from scratch with revenue bonds repaid by rents, with title passing to the state and land donated after urban renewal.
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Long Beach
GSA
Robinson
Zenith Center
Sacramento
Los Angeles
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