Unemployment benefits expansion debated in California
California moves to extend unemployment insurance as more workers exhaust benefits. Gov Brown announced the plan amid rising jobless figures for early 1960. The expansion includes a longer benefit period and higher maximum payments, with checks to be issued for up to 13 weeks.
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Brown Attacks Federal Policies Hurt California Industry
Brown charged that anti-verse federal policies damage defense and construction sectors especially Southern California’s aircraft industry due to cutbacks in federal contracts and a $40 million slash in highway funds. He urged action against tight monetary policy and highlighted campaign efforts by Humphrey and Kennedy in Wisconsin broadcasting national programs. Wisconsin voters expect a record turnout among its 2.2 million eligible residents as campaigns intensify.
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Kennedy
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California Economy and Construction Needs Highlighted
Governor Brown cites Dr. Theodore Andersen on California's growth. February employment reached a record for the month, but pace lags behind state expansion. Brown asserts the economy remains fundamentally healthy while policy may hurt growth.
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Theodore Andersen
Four Convicted of Assault on 15 Year Old Girl
Four men were found guilty by a jury in Superior Judge Mauricel C. Sparling's court of statutory rape involving a 15 year old girl. Sentences recommended include county jail for Roy Simmons and three others Earnest Edward Stokes Walter James Jr and Crafter Charles Dames. Crafter's attorney William T Pillsbury filed notice of appeal for a new trial.
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Ray Cullem
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E. 19Th St
William T. Pillsbury
Iraq and Kennedy discuss reforms amid Krushchev envoy
In Baghdad UPI reports Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan will visit next week while Abdul Karim Kassem meets with Kennedy. They skirt religion, focusing on farm price support and medical insurance as Mikoyan strengthens ties in a shifting Iraqi Communist position.
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Student Leaders Demand Action After 16 Year Old Kidnap
Student leaders press for stronger safety measures following the kidnapping of a 16 year old girl. Addresses to school officials, police, and local government demand accountability, rapid updates, and improved security on campus and transport routes.
Odd-lot price trend study sparks market theory
The piece discusses odd-lot short sales as a possible crude gauge of public mood and market direction. It analyzes a table showing short sales peaks, links shifts to mass psychology, and cites periods around February and March 1960 as notable points. It mentions the concept gaining interest from a Louisiana college group and notes the era’s volatility in industrials.
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Death notices for Sherrod Darby Mast and related deaths
Death notices list Margaret A. Sherrod 81 of 9056 Rose Ave died Thursday with sons William Joe Clarence and Jessie, daughters Mrs W W Green Mrs Ed Cunningham Mrs Kelly Stewart and Miss Emily Sherrod. Susan A. Darby 77 of 1614 E Broadway died Thursday with sister Mrs Ellen Dugent. Charles A. Mast 75 of 1571 Lewis Ave died Wednesday with wife Gladys daughters Mrs Geena Sprague Mrs Connie Rynearson Mrs Margaret Emer Bartholomew son Thurl two sisters and two brothers—Mortuary arrangements by Hunter Mortuary Dilday Mortuary Bartholomew Disday Family Funeral Directors.
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Malaya Mourns First Chief of State Rahman
Malaya mourned its first chief of state Tyanky Abdali Rahman who died in his sleep Friday. Thousands of mourners from all races filed through the state palace in Kuala Lumpur to pay final respects amid speculation over his succession.
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Malaya
Tyanky Abdali Rahman
Pickpockets On Bus Led Driver To Police
Detroit reports a city bus driver accused of two pickpockets on his bus. Lorenzo Sykes alerted passengers and ordered wallets checked. L. Livingston Smith claimed a theft as a wallet slid down the aisle. The driver steered to the police garage and Harris and James, both 57 and 62, were arrested and later pleaded guilty to jostling, receiving nine days in the House of Correction.
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L. Livingston Smith
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U S Worker Health Plan Sets July 1 Start
Washington reports hundreds of thousands of federal workers will be able to enroll in government sponsored health insurance starting July 1. Four plans will be offered with the government contributing part of the monthly premium as the Civil Service Commission finalizes arrangements with Blue Cross Blue Shield and indemnity insurers and negotiates with group prepaid organizations and federal employee groups.
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Local Obituaries Highlight World War II Veteran and Aged Woman
Newman Seymour 56 of 3840 East ilth Street longshoreman died Friday an WWII veteran survived by wife Floy daughter Barbara Hagan sister Connie Bogan brother Fred Services Monday 2 p.m. at Mottell s and Peek Mortuary Laura Gerren 34 of 230 East ilth Street died Tuesday survived by parents Luther and wife and Luther Jr service Monday 11 a.m. at Mottell s and Peek Mortuary
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Rosary Service for Mrs Egenberger at Church and Mortuary
Rosary for Mrs Mat tie M Egenberger longtime church and fraternal group worker will be recited Sunday afternoon at Sheelar McFadyen Mortuary chapel with a Requiem Mass Monday at St Anthony's Church She was Fontell Apartments manager a member of Woman's Relief Corps Daughters of Union Veterans Catholic Daughters and St Anthonys Altar Society She resided in Long Beach nearly 30 years Surviving are daughter Helen Rogers sons Charles and John V brother John Carmack and sister Edith Gregg She died Wednesday
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Educator Dies at 88 in Los Angeles Glendale Hospital
Dr. Ralph Flewelling an emeritus director at the University of Southern California School of Philosophy died Friday night in Glendale Sanitarium. He was 88 and longtime educator shaping philosophy at USC.
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