Brown Seeks Unity for Liberal Agenda in 1964 Campaign
Gov Edmund Brown urged California Democratic Council delegates to mobilize mass community support for a broad 1964 liberal program. He listed goals including ending private housing discrimination, slow death penalty, lower credit rates, higher school standards, expanded beaches and parks, and improved care for the poor and elderly. He praised CDC help in last year’s win over Nixon and urged priorities for organizing and voter turnout in Los Angeles County.
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Reakersfield
UPI
Cdmund G. Brown
Sacramento
Brown
Nevada newspapermen to meet at University of Nevada
Nevada State Press Association prepares for its annual Reno gathering hosted by the University of Nevada on the campus and in the Mapes Hotel. The program features panels on journalism standards and the Nevada centennial, with awards, honors, and remarks by leaders from Las Vegas, Reno, Yerington, and other communities.
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The
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University of Nevada
Reno
Department of Journalism
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Nevada State Journal
Thomas C. Wilson
State Centennial Commission
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Robert Sanford
Alnson Valles News
Yerington
NSPA
Theodore Conover
Ruthe Deskin
Las Vegas Sun
Frank Sevrens
Roseville
Calif
Effie Mona Mack
Molly Magee
Edward Olsen
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Associated Press
California
Joe Quinn
Los Angeles
Raymond Germain
San Francisco
Post Office
Chris H. Sheerm
Eiko Daily Free Press
Fred
Department For Journalism
Dentist Brumback Denied Parole in Jewel Robbery Case
San Francisco dentist James J. Brumback, described as the middleman in a $400,000 1935 jewel robbery, was denied parole by the State Adult Authority. He began his sentence in 1957 after convictions for receiving stolen property and conspiracy to receive stolen property and now works as a dental technician at the San Luis Obispo prison colony.
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San Francisco
James J. Brumback
Brumback
Paul de Vries Et Gie
San Luis Obispo
Clark County Budget Boosts Teacher Pay and Bonds
Clark County School Board approves a 22.5 million budget aimed at raising teacher salaries with increases from 300 to 1100 dollars and a new starting wage of 450. The board also awards a 5 million bond at 3.3967 percent, saving about 210 thousand versus estimates, while warning of capital and maintenance needs amid population growth.
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Clark County
Lelandro Newcomer
Clark County Teacher's Association
Phelps, Fen and Co
Queen Elizabeth Says Canberra Visit Aims Growth Of Nation
In a farewell broadcast from the Royal yacht Britannia anchored in Freemantle Harbor Perth the Queen described every leg of her tour as a wonderful experience. She explained the Canberra 50th anniversary event was the initial goal but she planned to extend visits to all states and the Northern Territory. She noted strong rivalry and local patriotism as healthy signs of Australia’s unity.
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Perth
Australia
Britannia
Fremantle
Northern Territory
Bandleader Glen Gray Recovers After Abdominal Surgery
Bandleader Glen Gray of the Casa Loma Orchestra is in Pratt Diagnostic Hospital at New England Medical Center recovering from abdominal surgery. Gray, 60, said he was operated on about three weeks ago and returned after going home briefly for more tests and treatment.
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Boston
UPI
Colen Gray
Casa Loma
Gray
Pratt Diagnostic Hospital
New England Medical Center
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