Local incumbents deserve confidence on June ballot
Long Beach incumbents in several offices seek voter support on June 2. The column praises Congressman Craig Hosmer Assemblyman George Deukmejian Assemblyman Joseph Kennick and County Supervisor Burton Chace for service and urges a vote of confidence. Unopposed municipal court judges are noted along with general appeal for cross party support.
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Moody
Craig Hosmer
House of Representatives
Hosmer
George Deukmejian
Bill Grant
Deukmejian
Joseph Kennick
West Side
Lakewood
Assembly
Kennick
CDC
Reg F. Dupuy
Kenrick
Burton Chace
Focal School Board
Los Angeles
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U S Won’t Grant Reds Trade Aid Comment by Hodges
U S Secretary Luther Hodges said the United States does not plan long term concessions to the Soviet Union or its allies. He noted Khrushchev's request for credits and described unlikely large trade increases, reciting a visit to a Frankfurt trade center and talks with German leaders. He indicated West Germany aims for a 23 percent cut in the Common Market external tariff as prep for Kennedy Round talks.
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Luther H. Hodges
United States
Soviet Union
Nikita 5. Khrushchev
William Benton
Hodges
Bonn
UPI
Schmuecker
Mexico Vote to Get Record Registration
The Interior Ministry predicts that 13,589,000 Mexicans will register for the July presidential election in Mexico City. This would exceed the previous high of 10,443,465 registered voters in 1958 when women voted for the first time.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Interior Ministry
Christina Ber nadotte Returns to Sweden for Studies
Christina Bernadotte a 20 year old granddaughter of King Gustaf VI announced plans to resume her studies in history and music at the University of Stockholm after completing a year at Radcliffe College in Cambridge Massachusetts She emphasized she did not feel treated differently at Radcliffe and will return to Sweden today for further education in the upcoming academic year.
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Christina Bernadotte
Radcliffe College
Christina Women’s
Harvari
Sweden
Chris
University of Stockholm
Gustaf VI
California warden fined for overfishing and littering
Chester Lee Ramsey 52 of Oroville was fined 70 dollars after pleading guilty to catching seven fish beyond a 20 fish limit and hiding additional fish in a snow bank near Little Grass Valley Lake in Plumas County. The case highlights enforcement gaps and penalties for fish law violations.
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California
Prankster in Lansing Fakes Ticket to Romney Case
A Lansing prankster took a two dollar lottery ticket from a car, mailed it to court with a penny and signed it Gov George W Romney causing confusion for the car owner. Jodie Earl McDonald faces a warrant to identify the case. Police detained Richard Cahill who said he knew nothing of the ticket and did not sign Romney's name. The judge accepted Cahill’s explanation but Cahill still paid a one dollar fine.
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Lansing
Mich
George W. Romney
Jodie Earl McDonald
Richard Cahill
Romney
Cahil
Succumbs Lynne E L White Veteran Railroad Leader Dies
Lynne EL White 74 longtime Nickel Plate Railroad veteran and industry veteran died Friday in Cleveland. He served 60 years in the railroad field and was a longtime chairman and leader in the company.
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Bed of the
Nickel Plate Railroad
Cleveland
Socialite Victoria Thompson eyed by Dr Murphy for marriage
Dr James S Murphy who lost his wife to Governor Rockefeller may wed Victoria Thompson a Chapin School teacher in Manhattan listed in the 1964 Social Register. Thompson reportedly had one of Murphy's two students in her class, and her father Charles G Thompson is a New York attorney.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Post
Victoria Thompson
Chapin School
Manhattan
Murphy
Margaretta
Rockefeller
Miss Thompson
Dr. Murphy
Charles G. Thompson
New York
Malaysian Prime Minister to Visit United States in July
Malaysian Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman will visit the United States in July to establish relations with President Johnson, according to an announcement made Friday.
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Kuala Kumpur
Isia
UPI
Tengku Abdul Rahman
United States
Johnson
Railroad career begins at thirteen in Cedar Rapids
Nickey Fiste, active from 1949 to 1955, served as cochair of the board and began his railroad career at age 13 as an office boy with Rock Island Lines in Cedar Rapids Iowa. He rose through early entry to leadership roles within the company.
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Inky
Rock Island Lines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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