Brown Water Plan Seen as Breakthrough to Senate Deadlock
Editorial endorses Gov Brown's SB 1106 Burns plan as a workable compromise to end California legislature deadlock on water policy. The proposal backs a 1.75 billion dollar bond to fund Feather River Project aqueducts, with contracts protected from later legislative repeal, and bonds secured by water revenues. It aims to satisfy both North and South without a constitutional amendment, urging action this session to avoid another year of inaction and lost northern river water.
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Gov. Brown
California Senate
Orth
South
Brown
Southern California
Southland
Burns
California
Feather River
Town Meeting On Nuclear Testing Hysteria Critique
Editorial attacks Mr Hosmer and his claims on nuclear testing. It questions authorities cited and accuses leaders of shaping the issue for political gain while urging cautious, science based policy over sensational rhetoric. The piece notes warnings from Dr Linus Pauling and others and calls for verifiable inspection under disarmament accords.
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Hosmer Stacd
Hosmer
AEC
Strauss
McCone
Cnd
Linus Pauling
Strictly Personal Language Is Too Rich To Cheapen
Sydney J. Harris argues that language is being degraded by pejoration as words lose precise meanings. He cites divine and crucial as misused labels and notes psychology terms like repressed and frustrated turning negative, urging careful use to preserve moral and emotional impact. He references Freud and warns against sloppy speech that distorts ideas and social order.
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Sydney J. Harris
Sigmund Freud
Freud
Fallout Dangers Mark Senate Scrutiny of Strauss
Washington observes prolonged Senate hearings over Admiral Lewis L Strauss's potential Commerce post. Critics cite conflicts of interest and refusal to answer questions, while supporters note his atomic policy influence. The piece links fallout concerns, radiation risks to children, and recent scientific findings on strontium 90 and milk.
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Washington
Senate
Adm Lewis L Strauss
Commerce
Sual
Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Commerce Department
Weather Bureau
Bureau of Standards
Patent Office
Atome Energy
Harold Talbott
United States
Russia
Edward Teller
Senate Commerce Committee
Teller
Strauss Foundation
Independent Heman HL Riser Publisher and Staff Listing
A personnel and office listing for The Times shows publisher Dan ti Ht and co publisher Mared with staff including Samuel G. Careron Gent as manager Lary Ceings Jr. and LA Celine as editor. Executive editor Walesin Ezty editor Miles E. Sires, managing editor Harry Fusten, and other bureau and advertising roles are noted with New York and Washington offices.
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Heman HL Riser
Adder
Mare'd
Samuel G. Careron
Lary Ce‘ings Jr
Bae
Celine Br
Walesin Ez'ty
E¢ Tor M
Les E. Sires
Harry Fusten Esterial
Natanan Advertang Reprevertatwts Ridger Genre, Inc
New York
Fifty Avenue Creag Wratey Beg
Mirrencsie
Foanay Tower
Lea Ange Ee
Trv
Wasnington
Ground model shows underground hospital plan for alert times
A scale model of the proposed Seaside Memorial Hospital costing 3 million dollars was shown to the City Council to illustrate moving the entire hospital underground during alerts. In municipal races, judges Per cy Hight Wilber F. Downs and Martin DeVries were reelected, along with city auditor Miss Myrielle Louns. DeVries led with 24,761 votes. An improvement project at Pine Ave and Fourth St, featuring a 350000 dollar modern business building, was secured via closing an option by Karl J. Kadau.
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Seaside Memorial Hospital
Percy Hight
Wilber F. Downs
Martin DeVries
Myrielle Louns
DeVries
Pine Ave
Fourth St
Karl J. Kadau
GOP Rebels Challenge Liberal Uprising in Party Ranks
Capitol Hill Republicans and conservatives in the House and Senate express dissatisfaction with National Chairman Paul Butler and his liberal advisers. Senator Goldwater and Representative Simpson lead the revolt, funding campaigns independently and resisting White House pressure as the 1960 election looms.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Paul M. Butler
House
Senate
Eiserhower
Republican National Committee
Sen
Thurs- Fucker
Jon B. Morton
Kentucky
Sherman Adams
White House
Rayburn
Johnson
Butler
East West talks hinge on seating East Germans
United Press reports in Geneva that Assistant Secretary of State Andrew Berding rejected Russia's demand to seat East Germany as an equal, warning against procedural devices. In New York Senator Javits warned of inflation if steel wage hikes pass to tariff payers. In Washington Senator Kuchel warned blocked labor bill would indict Congress, while FBI Chief Hoover urged sterner action against rising juvenile delinquency.
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Geneva
Andrew Berding
Russia
East Germany
New York
Jacob Javits
Washington
Thomas H. Kuchel
Caf
Senate
GOP
House
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
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