Philharmonic Easter Concert A Transcendent Performance
The Los Angeles Philharmonic conducted by William Steinberg with the Roger Wagner Chorale and soloists delivered a moving Bach Passion of Our Lord according to St Matthew. Kermett Smith's bass voice brought compassionate depth while Richard Lewis narrated with clarity. Adele Addison impressed, and Roger Wagner Chorale and orchestra produced stirring interludes and chorales under Steinberg's baton.
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Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
William Steinberg
Roger, Wagner
Bach
St. Matthew
Philharmonic Auditorium
Jesus
Kermett Smith
Seripeures
Richard Lewis
San Francisco Opera
Jes
Roger Wagner
Steinberg
Shipley Boyes
Court Backs U S in Fight Over Dam
The U S Court of Appeals upholds Bureau of Reclamation authority to seize and store water behind Friant dam on the San Joaquin River. The ruling directs how much water will be taken for Central Valley Project storage and how much remains downstream, allowing water rights to be acquired through physical seizure. The decision follows a 1957 District Court ruling and involves the United States, California, Fresno, and 13 irrigation districts.
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San Francisco
U. S. Court of Appeals
Bureau of Reclamation
Friant Dam
Sant i Spaquin
Budau
San Joaquin
Fierson M. Hall
Bureau
Pitchess Parker Hit at Brown in Los Angeles clash
In a joint news conference, UPI reports Los Angeles top lawmen Pitchess and Parker rebut Gov. Brown after his charge they fail to protect city and county. They defend crime stats, cite 1960 records, and accuse Brown of misreading local growth and law enforcement needs.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Sheff
Peter Pitchess
Brown
William Parker
Pitchess
Parker
Erwin
Oakland
Southern California
Sacramento Valley
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
State Official Takes Peace Corps Post
Franklin H Williams of California, a 43 year old Negro, accepts appointment as a special assistant to Peace Corps director Sargent Shriver. He will travel to Washington on April 10 to develop a program for cooperation with the United Nations and other agencies. A Fordham Law School graduate, Williams came west in 1950 as regional counsel for the NAACP and was named California deputy attorney general in 1959. He is married with two sons, Franklin Jr. and Paul.
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San Francisco
Alby
Franklin H., Williams
California
Sargent Shriver
Washington
United Nations
Williams
Fordham Law School
West Coast
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Atty
Stanley Mask
Franklin Jt
Paul
Death Notices From Local Obituaries
Grandfield Arthur G. of 2623 E 15th St dies at 63 with service at Mottell's Peek Mortuary. Kenneth Z Oliver, 79, of 422 E Eighth St, dies. service Monday. John Bullock, 73, of 1133 E 12th St. veteran. service Monday at 1:30 p.m. Wanda Lee Caraway, 27, of 285 Del Amo St dies. Elmore City arrangements. Thomas Henry White, 79, of 115 W Zane St dies. service Monday 2:30 p.m. at Hillside Church. Dorothy Pat Sizelove, 45, of 3606 Canenilt Ave dies. services at Motell's & Peek. Helen J Bridges, 56, of 3609 Walnut Ave dies. family survivors listed. Gladys M Sparks, 67, of 5220 Walton Ave dies. service Monday at Sunnyside Memorial Park Chapel. Orlie T Taylor, 63, of 5237 E Willow St dies. daughter Virginia I. Taylor noted. service today. Arthur E Wolf of 1423 Coronado Ave dies. service Monday 10 a.m. at Mottell's & Peek. Elmer Harold Bohn, 66, of 1345 Stanley Ave dies. service held at Ft Rosecrans National Cemetery. B W Coon Funeral Home directing.
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Caraway
Wanda Lee
del Amo
Jackson
Jackie
Charlene Prewit
Shirley
Brenda Hopson
Taylor
Orlelie T
Willow St
Virginia I. Taylor
Peek
Midway City
Bohn
Elmer Harold
Stanley Ave
Elma L. Biehler
L. J. Whitney
Ft. Rosecrans National Cemtery
San Diego
B. W. Coon Fucere
California to reuse surplus elementary texts
California school children may receive a large portion of 970000 surplus elementary school textbooks once slated for destruction as the Education Department reports rising orders. Wallace W Hall Jr said districts may use surplus as readers while the State Board orders the department to halt further destruction and seek constructive uses.
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Sacramento
California
Wallace W. Hall
State Board of Education
Education Department
Iareran
Aid Sought in Locating Teenage Girl Linda Kay Rogers
Mrs Dan Rogers of Telia Texas requests help finding her 16 year old granddaughter Linda Kay Rogers believed working as a baby sitter in Long Beach area The girl left Texas two months ago and registered at the YWCA in Los Angeles under the name Kay Rendall The grandmother says Linda Kay is tall heavyset and may be with a daughter in Inglewood She asks anyone with information to contact her at Orchard Hall 4 1513 or call police For more details she mentions waste in the textbook program and potential lost surplus texts in California
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Dan Rogers
Telia
Tex
Long Beach
Linda Kay Rogers
Texas
YWCA
Kay Rendall
thelLo
Jesse Unruh
Los Angeles
W. Buckthorn St
Ingle Lgram
Wood
Nab Slaying Suspect in 3 Hour Siege
In Houston a 23 year old auto parts salesman Glen Gustafson Jr. surrendered after a three hour standoff with police. Officers used tear gas but delayed it due to sleeping children believed to be with his mother in law. Mrs John W Shumate owner of a furniture store was found shot dead. Gustafson's wife a 23 year old woman was critically wounded.
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Houston
Tex
Pia
Mildwife
Poice
Glen Gustafson Jr
C.M. Robertson
Gustafson
Robertson
Shim
Gustafian
John W. Shumate
Gustafsons
Market Trends and Outlook From H De La Chapelle
Trend analysis by H De La Chapelle with Paine Webber Jackson Curtis notes a volatile period as foreign developments glance at a connective slide. Market signals show concessions in rails but weakness in others, with inflation fears persisting and long term cycles hinting at 1964 65 peaks while April May June call for retracement.
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H. DE LA Chapelle
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Burial Insurance Plans Open to Ages One to Thirty
A burial insurance plan is offered with eligibility for ages 1 to 30. Costs are a few cents daily and pays the face amount regardless of payments made. Example: $500 paid when only $4.58 had been paid, from an admitted legal reserve insurer. Other plans and fee information available by mail coupon.
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Joseph Roshan
Gerald Houts
Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital
Geneva
Copenhagen
Tehran
Philharmonic
By Rachel Morton
Laramae Turner
Mr. Frisina
Nicola Moscona
William Felher
Peter
Judas
U.S
Ene
Everett G. Bank
Riverside
Court of Claims
Peace Corps
URAM
New Heidelberg
Anaheim St
John Black
Fred Ehrhorn
Murphy's Kitchen
Grandfield
Arthur G
Green
15Th St
Mottell's
Peek Mor
Ethel
Arthur Irs
Jack Agcrapy
Motstell's & Peek Mortuary
Oliver
Kenneth Z
E. Eighth St
Weldon
Doyle and
Koehl
Spongbers Mortuary
Wolf
Arthur E
Coronado Ave
Mottell's & Peek
Calif
Weitten
D. J. Industrials
Paul H. Macgregor
Fe, Hutton & C
William Peter Hamilton
Fortune
Chevrolet
Union Oil CO
Union Oil
Pershara
Barran's
Union
Reese Taylor
U. S
Alaska
Argentina
Australia
Canada
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Spanish Sahara
Rey
Shell Homes
Smore
Burial Insurance
Mottell
Pottells & Peek Mortuaris
Furmek
Laat
Adines
Bayassecamuta Treet
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