Oil Decision Delayed Again in Long Beach Plan Clash
Long Beach officials debated oil field plans amid charges of monopoly and antitrust probes. State Controller Cranston and Finance Director Hale defended prudence and safeguards while Deputy Atty. Gen Shavelson outlined possible antitrust considerations. Key issues included revenue division, advance royalty at 31 million, subsidence control, and harbor fund accounting.
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Picketing Threat at Demo Meet Sparks Crossed Lines
In Bakersfield and Long Beach a tense detente emerged as speakers warned of picketing during a 1963 convention. Leaders from California’s Negro community said they would attend despite threats, while officials discussed tidelands fund plans and the state’s ownership of offshore resources.
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Senate bills reshape state governance and efficiency rules
In Sacramento lawmakers advance a package trimming state agency roles and expanding efficiency measures. Aimed at reducing cabinet workloads, the bills push reorganizing authority, with a Senate vote and assembly scrutiny likely.
Braden Reappointment Backed by Senate Rules Committee
The Senate Rules Committee unanimously recommended confirming Thomas Braden to the State Board of Education. The panel said the closed session vote would not bind senators on the floor, with Braden’s approval expected next week. Chair Len Hugh Burns led the Fresno group with five members supporting.
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Six Anti-Graft Bills Advance in Assembly Committee
Six conflict of interest bills clear the Assembly Committee on Government Organization in Sacramento. One measure treats a public employee or official as in conflict if they receive dividends or compensation from private firms with more than five percent of salary and doing business with a government agency.
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Braden Reappointment Backed By Supporter And Assembly
In Sacramento, a pro Braden supporter indicated the reconfirmation would be favorable while noting letters and a 500-person hearing, with Norris and other officials backing the reappointment. The California Teachers Association warned bills could siphon funds from schools and divert money to non educational uses as the committee planned to vote next week and send it to the Senate.
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Democrats Block Spending Report Amid House Vote
A bill authored by Assemblyman Gordon Winton Jr. D Mercad drew support from three Republicans and one Democrat while six other Democrats stayed silent to keep the measure from advancing out of committee. The scene reflects party lines and internal maneuvering over expenditure reporting.
Cancer Crusade Opens Today in Long Beach Area
The 1963 American Cancer Society drive begins with a luncheon for volunteers at Lakewood Country Club. William J. Lloyd, regional vice president of the national group, will address the gathering.
President's Sister Named in $100 Suit
Los Angeles reports Patricia Lawford Kennedy sister of the President was named defendant Thursday in a $100 suit over an auto accident. Lenore A Foote sued in small claims court to recover car rental costs while repairs were made after an incident on September 15 last year when Lawford backed out of the family garage in Santa Monica.
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