Long Beach Tide lands Accord Ends Debate On Shares
California and Long Beach reach a compromise on tidelands revenue distribution after eight days of hearings. The measure allocates 120 million to the state from oil and gas revenue, with remaining funds used for subsidence projects and city needs. Senate approval was delayed briefly by a two word change converting the fund name to investment fund, while a split over subsidence costs shapes future allocations.
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Harold Harby
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Harbor
State Senate
Sacramento
Loos Beach
Lofig Beach
Supreme Court
Mallon
Long Beach
State Lands Commission
George Vermillion
Tie Bili
New Alamitos Bay
Qcean Blvd
Edwin Regan
D-Weaver
Ville
Senate
Edmund Brown
Robert Kirkwood
Richard Richards
Assembly
Ee Fom
William $. Grant
Bruce Allen
San Jose
Tidelands
Allen
UN Y
McFall
John] McFall
D-Manteca
Attorney General's Office
Grant
L. H. Lincoln
Felix} Mallon
State Supreme Court
Evenues
Compromisers Make Farm Bill Progress
Washington report on a 10 member compromise committee moving about halfway through a two page patchwork farm bill aimed at uniting House and Senate versions. Key provisions include a soil loan with 1.2 billion dollars annual payments to farmers and a one year restoration of 90 percent parity supports on basic crops. Senate and House conferees discuss dairy supports and potential future action as the bill heads toward a vote after Easter recess.
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Washington
Young
R-Nd
House
Senate
Ellen der
D-La
Cooley
D-Nc
Congress
Conley
Minnesota
Hearing on Communist Infiltration of PT A Captures Attention
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee led by Sen. James Eastland questioned six witnesses in New Orleans in a rapid-fire session about alleged Communist infiltration of the Parent-Teacher Association. Most female witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment, while one argued the doctrine of interposition.
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James Eastland
Senate
Internal Security
Parent-Teacher Association
Mississippi
Parent- Teachers Association
Robert Morris
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Sungei Bu
Pt.a
Feise
Winifred
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Comsworth
De‘munist
Moscow
Amp
Mideast clashes kill 62 as UN halts fighting
Reports from Thursday’s Gaza clash raise Egyptian civilian deaths to 55 and Israeli casualties to 6, with 93 civilians wounded. UN truce chief Burns postponed Rome talks as Hammarskjold’s peace mission prep proceeds. Israel and Egypt blame each other while artillery exchanges in Kissufim Sector resume despite ceasefire efforts.
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Foreign Ministry
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Hammarskjold
Fareup
Ysrael
Palleuj
London
Britain
Moshe Sharrett
U.S
Edward B. Lawson
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Cloudburst Drenches 15 and Records Damaged
In Los Angeles County Hall of Records a water main break during testing flooded the building. Forty workers fled as water cascaded over floors and stairs. Fifteen workers were sent home for dry clothing. Most documents near the break had been copied and checked before owners respond.
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County Recorder
Frank Daley
Ray E. Lee
Daley
FBI and Police Hunt Acid Attacker in Riesel Case
Federal and local agencies mobilized after a man threw acid into the eyes of 41 year old labor columnist Riesel near Manhattan. Rewards totaling 14500 dollars offered. authorities seek unidentified assailant believed provoked by his anti racketeering reporting.
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FBI
Barry Gray
City Police Department
Thejer
Manhattan District Attorney's Office
U. S. Attorney's Office
Jeneb K. Jayits
Riesel
Averell Harriman
International Union of Operating Engineers
Mids
Rigsel
Asseiiant
Smog Red Stays Green's Gotta Go Says Navarro
Los Angeles City Councilman Charles Navarro criticized air quality labels calling the city Smog Red and Smog Green. The council asked the Air Pollution Control District to drop the Smog Green forecast while avoiding the Smog Red label, arguing for clearer, simpler air status statements.
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A. Council
Los Angeles
Upi
Charles Navarro
Los Anzeles
Navarro
Mikoyan Arrives in Peiping on Red China Tour
Soviet Deputy Premier A I Mikoyan arrived in Peiping where Communist radio said Premier Chou En Lai and about 200 greeted the visiting official and his party.
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Peiping
Tokyo
A. I. Mikoyan
Communist Chinese Radio
Chou -A-Lat
Planners Back Citizen Right in Row ILA
Los Angeles City Planning Commission votes 3 to 2 to deny a zone change that would halt a million dollar apartment project near San Fernando Valley Airport. President Harper cites legal rights and due process. residents protest, while the Airport Commission seeks to condemn if the airport bond issue passes June 5. The City Council may override the decision.
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Los Angeles
Airport Commission
Wente predicts California growth to 23 million by 1975
San Francisco UPi reports Carl F. Wente president of the State Chamber of Commerce forecast that California will triple its population to 23 million by 1975 and become the nation's largest single market. He envisions 55 billion yearly income, 14 million vehicles, 344 million new homes, and 7 000 to 8 500 new dwellings weekly, with about 4 800 000 civilian jobs today 4 600 000.
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San Francisco
Upi
California
Carl F. Wente
State Chamber of Commerce
America
McKay's Last Cabinet Meeting Before Senate Run
Secretary of the Interior McKay announced his resignation set for April 15 to pursue the Senate seat held by Wayne Morse. At the final cabinet meeting with President Eisenhower, the two men posed for photos as Eisenhower planned a vacation to Augusta. Morse, originally a Republican, seeks re-election after switching parties.
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Washington
McKay
Senate
Eisenhower
Augusta
Wayne Morse
Morse
Penniless Dolly Varden Gems Worth $5.25
Dolly Varden, once a circus queen, died penniless as expected last December. A trunk of “jewels” found Monday in St. Louis was appraised at $5.25. Attorney W. W. Sleater III claimed diamonds and rubies might be worth up to 100000, but appraiser Thomas J. Tobin valued each item individually and declined any large sum.
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ST. Louis
Dolly Varden
W. W. Sleater III
Thomas J. Tobin
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