U N Secretariat Member Sees Progress in Spite of Flaws in Long Beach
Hynek H. Grossman a 54 year old United Nations staffer visiting Long Beach says the UN has made tremendous advances despite imperfections. He notes progress in technical aid to underprivileged nations and stresses the UN depends on member nations for success. Grossman plans to address Long Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce members at 6 30 p m in the Lafayette Hotel sharing his ten year UN perspective.
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Labor Rep to Port Boards Bill Rejected in Committee
Sacramento bill to force labor rep on port boards in Stockton Santa Cruz Ventura and Mendocino was rejected 6 to 4 by the Assembly Transportation and Commerce Committee after amendments. Sponsor Joseph Gallegos said Stockton lacks labor representation. Opponent Tom Louttit called the measure unconstitutional and cumbersome. Current law assigns two seats to county supervisors two to city councils and one joint committee pick.
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Thailand Safeguards Investors Says Envoys
New York Thailand's visiting Prime Minister Pibulsonggram told guests at a Waldorf dinner that his government has a program to protect foreign investors. He said Thailand welcomes private investment and has one of the freest foreign exchange markets in the world. The Far East America Council of Commerce and Industry hosted the event.
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Multibillion Defense Orders Probed by House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee probes claims of improper gains from defense contracts and notes long disabled workers may face reduced benefits. Rep. Mahon urges action to ensure social security rights, with emphasis on those disabled for extended periods. Bretherton voices concern over how earnings histories affect future payments and survivor benefits.
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Pint Size Tornadoes Sweep Texas Cities
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas 04 Pint-size tornadoes swept across south and west Texas on Wednesday causing limited damage. The funnels were most active in south Texas near Corpus Christi and across the south plains of West Texas. A single unroofed garage atRobintown and a small garage knocked off its foundation were the reported damages.
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Burning the Lily Vandals Set Fire at Women’s Dormitory Pool
Vandals poured gallons of crankcase oil into a lily pond in front of Snyder Hall at Colorado State College of Education, then set the oil afire. The blaze scorched lilies, pool masonry, hedges and evergreens, with damages estimated in the hundreds of dollars by college President William R. Ross.
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