Gosalvez Favored to Be Named Next Bolivia President
In La Paz on May 4, 51-year-old banker-politician Gabriel Gosalvez, allied with Argentina's Peron, led as favored candidate for Bolivia's national election. He campaigns for the Republican Socialist Union while facing five rivals, with disorders last week leaving five dead and 27 wounded as MNF factions clashed at a Gosalvez homecoming event. Gosalvez's party rose to power in early 1947 after a fusion of three parties.
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Public Information Forum discusses city services insights
At Temple Sinai the Know Your City Forum tackled library, press, and radio services in Long Beach. Edward Castagna highlighted library offerings beyond books, while Ken Moxley and Malcolm Epley reviewed local newspapers, editorial roles, and radio reach amid broader U.N. Korea debate.
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Outgoing Leader Urriolago Vacates Socialist Program
A brief report notes Mamerto Urriolago's successor ends the mildly socialist program he followed, signaling a shift in policy direction and governance.
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Radio drama "Living in '51" on KFI at 2:30 p.m.
A half hour special program features Fred erick Match and Florence Eld ridge in the drama Living in 51. The broadcast offers a social work themed story highlighting the role of family agencies in aiding families in need or in trouble.
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Plane renamed and labeled GHQ replacing Bataan tradition
May 4 report from TOKYO notes Lt. Gen. Matthew Ridgway inherits MacArthur's former Bataan plane, which is now simply GHQ. The Bataan name and Philippines map are painted out, and the nose bears a blue and gold GHQ banner.
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Civil Service Workers May Run for Office, City Attorney Says
City Attorney Irving M. Smith ruled that a classified city employee may seek public office but cannot participate in political management or campaigns beyond expressing a private opinion. The note addresses Livesey’s complaint accusing four city workers of running for city auditor. Smith advised the Civil Service Commission to ignore the letter as it does not allege campaigning.
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