Nixon Faces Union Tactics in Los Angeles Registration
Los Angeles County figures show Republicans ahead slightly over 1960 registration while Democrats hold a 57 to 39 lead. Unions push Democratic members to switch to vote against Nixon in Republican primaries, aiming to weaken his bid against Brown and influence the June 5 election.
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Kennedy seeks federal grants for aging programs plan
President Kennedy asked Congress to authorize a five year program of federal grants to improve services for the aged. The funds would train personnel and support community planning projects and demonstration research. Eligible institutions would include universities and non profit groups, with grants for aging related work and to expand university programs. He noted the population over 65 would reach about 20 million by 1973.
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TB Toll Drops on Formosa Island Health Officials Say
Health officials report a decline in tuberculosis deaths on Formosa from 265 per 100,000 in 1947 to about 145 per 100,000, indicating progress in disease control on the island.
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Scrambled OCR Notation Presses Legal Entry in Beith Court
Fragmentary OCR text shows an official act or matter filed March 27 1333 at Lang Beith with court references in Los Angeles County. Likely a public record noting a second class matter and certificate details, with dates and case identifiers present in unclear form.
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Atlas Nike probe finds profits reach 7 percent of costs
Senate investigators said profits to prime contractors and subcontractors on parts of the Atlas missile program totaled about 7 percent of costs. The probe traced markups on $16.9 million in work at Vandenberg Warren and Offutt bases, with RCA and General Dynamics also cited. Senators urged tighter procurement controls to curb profit pyramiding.
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Assemblyman's Hoax Trial Opens in Sacramento
Assemblyman Charles Egsard Chapel, 57, told reporters he was innocent as his Sacramento Superior Court trial began on a charge of giving a false bomb report about a United Air Lines flight. He claimed it was a joke and said he never spoke to the stewardess. If proven, he could face up to three years in prison under a 1961 act.
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Korea announces sweeping clemency move for inmates
The Korean government announced a broad clemency plan freeing 21,970 people from prison, granting pardons for suspended sentences or reducing terms. The action was disclosed on the eve of the May 16, 1960 military revolution anniversary.
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Rear Adm Kirkpatrick Named Superintendent of Naval Academy
Rear Admiral Charles C. Kirkpatrick, a 54 year old submariner who joined the Navy as an enlisted man 56 years ago, was named Tuesday to head the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis.
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Liberal Payment Plan Offered Glasses Buyers
A local optical provider announces a new payment plan to help customers obtain corrective eyewear. The option lets buyers spread costs for glasses and exams, aiming to restore clear vision and comfort through accessible payments.
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