Knight Refuses Endorsement Amid Campaign Corrections
Long Beach area report outlines Gov Goodwin Knight's steadfast stance against endorsing Sen William F Rhawland after correcting a Milias statement at a news conference. It notes nominees Herbert R Klockstein and Joseph M Kenrick for the 44th, and William S Grant with Tom Griffin for the 70th. Absentee ballot details and eligibility reminders are included from the Associated Property Owners of Long Beach.
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Knowland Attacks Brown and COPE over Prop 18
In a LB talk Knowland denounced the State Narcotics Bureau amid a 237 percent rise in addiction from 1955 to 1957 and a 165 percent surge among ages 13 to 20. He cited COPE plans to raise funds to defeat Prop 18, alleged leaflets in Hermosa Beach, and criticized labor leaders Hoffa and Bridges. He warned inflation harms seniors and outlined six aging-aid proposals.
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Satchmo Tickets Going Fast at Long Beach State Concert
Louis Armstrong concert at Long Beach State College in the men's gym Friday night near sells out with 250 advance tickets offered on first come, first served basis. Doors open 7:30 pm. Satchmo and a five piece combo will perform with Velo Middleton on vocals.
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Russian Fishing Fleet Seen off Japan Near Sendai
The Japanese coast guard reported a Soviet fishing fleet seen off the northeast coast of Honshu near Sendai Tuesday night. A spokesman said it is the first time Russians have ventured so far south from their North Pacific grounds, and that the Soviets were fishing in international waters.
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Israel Parliament to build permanent building foundation stone
In Jerusalem the Ilnesses Parliament foundation stone ceremony was attended by President Tzaak Ben-Zvi and government representatives. The Baron de Rothschild widow and Mus James dey Rothschild participated as sponsors of the project. Six million pounds, about $4.2 million, will fund the construction.
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Cardinal Wyszynski to Rome for papal election
Poland's communist press reports Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski to travel to Rome for the election of a successor to Pope Pius XII. The announcement comes amid Poland's political climate and church-state tensions.
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Prop 17 Hit as Deadly Booby Trap in California
Opponents label Prop 17 a deadly booby trap and a tax road back breaker. Activists and officials warn the proposal to cut sales exams and raise middle and upper bracket rates would harm state finances and commercial life. Dr William F Quinn of Los Angeles County urges defeat calling it a soothing drug that will kill the patients. Richard Carpenter of the League of California Cities warns it could lead to bankruptcy for many communities.
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Armstrong Charged With Selling Substances In Lieu Of Marijuana
Erickson Armstrong, 23, of 1148 Instage Beneha Ave, a racetrack exereS youth, was charged by the district attorney with selling a substance labeled marijuana in exchange for cash. Officer J W McMahan said Armstrong sold nine cigarettes for 57 Oct 2, which tests showed contained tea.
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Hattie Carnegie Estate Claim Reveals Net Value
New York report discloses signer Hattie Carnegie left a net estate of 1.599 million dollars with an estate tax appraisal. She died last February 22.
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Waldorf Caterer Denies Tax Charge
Clau dius Charles Philippe, 48, Waldorf Aslovia Hotel catering vice president, pleaded innocent in Federal Court to charges of evading 88000 dollars in taxes. Indicted October 2, he allegedly failed to pay taxes on cash currency and kickbacks received between 1952 and 1953 from caterers supplying food and liquor to the hotel.
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