State Senator Seeks Liquor Law Probe in Legislature
California State Senator James E. Cunningham called for a thorough liquor control probe, proposing a $20,000 appropriation and a five member Senate panel to assess laws and enforcement. He noted Gov Earl Warren's criticisms of lax enforcement, especially toward B girls, and said findings could justify new legislation.
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James E. Cunningham
R.-San Bermarlino
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Rules Committee
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Board of Equalization of Liquor Enforcement
Alcohol -Beverage-Control
Assembly
Picsweet Corp
Mount Vernon
Wash
Los Angeles
Assembly Transportation and Commerce Committee
Senate Agriculture Committee
Vern W. Hoffman
R.acampo
Debate Over Tidelands Bill Amendments In Senate
Washington United States Senate debate on amendments to the state ownership submerged lands bill continued under an agreement that there will be no votes today and no Saturday session for the first time in three weeks. Republican Leader Taft of Ohio hoped all eased amendments can be acted upon Monday with a final vote set for Tuesday. Opponents gave up hope of major changes after two more defeats, including a 53 to 22 vote against cutting offshore boundaries to three miles and directing federal revenues from the continental shelf beyond three miles to debt reduction. A 50 to 26 defeat rejected a proposal to require states to measure offshore boundaries from the shore of the main continent.
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Monroney
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Allied PWs in captivity faced starvation and disease
Daniel, a former U S Army medic from Alameda California, says 2538 Allied prisoners died in captivity in North Korea and at Pyoktong Death Valley and Camp No 3 between 1950 and 1954. He cites medical records and accounts of abuse and lack of care suffered by the prisoners.
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Daniel
North Korea
Upvervigdy
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Carel Valley
Camp No. 5
Pyoktong
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James F. Daniel
Alameda
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Kunn
Death Valley
Kun
Yalu River
May Day clashes in Tokyo between marchers and police
About 10 000 jeering youths clashed with 1500 helmeted police in downtown Tokyo as May Day marchers refused to disperse. The confrontations halted traffic near Plaza and involved derisive chants such as Go Home Yankees while bystanders reportedly egged on the crowd.
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Associated Press
Forrest Edwards
George McArthur
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