GOP Truce Sets Up California State Republican Parley
Sacramento California Republicans, split by factional feuds, appeared to have a truce for the upcoming state convention. Assemblyman Joseph C. Shell said he does not plan to challenge Nixon’s control, while Nixon backs Caspar Weinberger for chairman and Gaylord Parkinson for vice chairman. The party alternates leadership between Northern and Southern California. John Krehbiel is outgoing. Prohibitionists also plan their biennial convention in Sacramento, with central committees meeting Sunday as Democrats schedule parallel sessions.
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Sacramento
California
Republican Party
Gop Ieaders
Nixon
Shell
Joseph C. Shell
Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
Parkinson
Urge State Modernize Print Plant
A consultant hired by the legislature urges immediate ten year modernization of the state printing plant. The report says morale and skills are wasted by obsolete equipment and recommends standardizing on two-sided printing. It also proposes six new pre equipment pieces costing at least 1.16 million and raises the state printer's pay to align with civil service plans.
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Sacramento SR
Jonn W. Rockefeller Jr
SHELL
Weinberger
Nixon
Dr. Parkin
Sonior
Wein
Paul Gallagher
Civil Service
Gallagher
Cloudbursts and Twisters Hit Plains and Dixie
Tornadoes hailstorms and heavy cloudbursts stretched from Louisiana to North Dakota as m5 storms drenched the plains and Dixie early today. The severe weather followed earlier reports of tornadoes and widespread rainfall across multiple states.
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Plains
Dixie
Louisiana
Datots
Anderson
8. C
Nebraska
Texas
Kansas
North Dakota
Hayes Center
Neb
Curtis
Hamlet
Broken Bow
Page
N. D
Knox
City
Tex
Halseys
Benkleman
Bonner Urges Writing Off Nuclear Ship Over Union Dispute
The NS Savannah crew faced mass firings after a labor dispute as officers and unlicensed crew refused to sail Yorktown to Norfolk. Only the captain and 30 engineering officers remained employed, per the Virginian Pilot. Severe storms and tornadoes battered several states, with widespread damage and rainfall reports.
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Bonner
Yorktown
NS Savannah
Norfolk
Savannah Sparks Labor Row Over Nuclear Merchant Ship
The Savannah, world’s first atom powered merchant ship, faced labor disputes delaying its sea trials. Congress shockingly weighed scrapping the $40 million project and returning the vessel to the Navy as unions push for higher pay and better quarters, threatening American flag credibility if extended to private lines. The ship’s scheduled Seattle World’s Fair route and Yorktown shakedown highlighted the rift between government-backed progress and maritime labor demands. The unions cite advanced skills and premium wages, while critics warn of jeopardizing the nation’s naval and merchant status.
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Washington
Savannah
Congress
Navy
Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Theodore E. Cummings
Los Angeles
Que States Marine
Vhe
Long Beach
Senate
Cummings
Foodsumong
Huh
Evans
L” Oer
Pilots Union
American ‘Radin Association
National Maritime Union
Bonner
Herbert C. Bonner
Dn.c
Long ‘Beach
House
Mer Jehans Marine and Fisheries Committee
Yorktown
Bonnerculties
Eeforces
States Marine
Open Letter to Long Beach on Auditorium Labor Dispute
A 1962 letter from Service & Maintenance Employees Union Local 399 denounces city plans to staff the Long Beach Auditorium with workers paid below AFL-CIO standards. The piece argues such staffing would harm wages, public access, and competitive fairness, urging adherence to AFL-CIO wages. It cites Local 399 leadership and references state law and local context in Long Beach California.
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Long Beach Auditorium
Local 399
Long Beach
Cong Beach
Afl-Cio
California
Associated Hearing Center
Pine Ave
Ilong Beach
Anaheim
Hemlock
Elservice & Maintenance Employees’ Union
Goldfine Granted Weekly Living Allowance in Bankruptcy Case
Boston federal court grants Bernard Goldfine 20 weekly living support while he faces a $9 million back tax claim. The 71 year old former industrialist testified assets are tied up by the government and that his only funds are 33 in his pocket. He plans to apply for Social Security and outlined monthly living costs including 300 rent for his Boston apartment and 125 for his daughter, Gwendolyn, plus 300 for family.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Toma
Orecer
U. CS
George C. Sweeney
Goldfine
Oeen
Danbury
Building Permits Totals and Contractors Listed This Month
This month permits show 54 525 dollars and year to date 38 544 225 dollars. Names include Elmer W Ryall alteration 1900 E Ar esa 9 and Bon Hazzard with seven varages at 857 Elm We. Flamingo Construction and Richue E Krebk at 279 Fane! 00d Ave. Other entries mention Long Beach Oil Development Co 2200 Batower Blvd and Bartlett contractor list with multiple additions remodeling and concrete work. The document catalogs contractors, addresses, and project types such as warehouse additions and swimming pools, with several sums noted for each job.
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Elmer W. Ryall
E. Aresa
Flamingo
Im Ave
Richue E. Krebk
Werage
Bong Beach
Alvd
Airlio Awning Co
Sorfractor
Wobil Gi Coosie
Bat-ower
Rheer-Calcor
Tames _E. Westall
Jong
Teactor Dent
Harbor Deph
Long’ Beach
Lester G. Dram
W. Gaylord Si
James Halby
Wikiam D. Brown
Wesley Badger
Olivia
Schroeder
I Dar Ave
Mills Construction
Shobn N. Gillam
San Francisco” Ave
Mills Constructon Co
JL. Doheny
Doheny
Caryoork
Thames
Easy Way
Valour Cafbeer
Golf Parksian
Umir
Ste Sig
RBA
Baretard
TOR
Indo Leader Hears Dutch Compromise
President Sukarno, after a briefing from Foreign Minister Suharto on a proposed settlement with the Netherlands over West New Guinea, smiled but avoided comment. The plan, negotiated in the United States, would transfer control to United Nations authority by May 1 followed by Indonesian administration and a plebiscite for the Papuan people by 1969.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
VPI
Sukarno
Subandria
Netherlands
West New Guinea
United States
United Nations Central
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Montetet
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San
Avaien
Herboi
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Wilson
Sane
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Maria
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Ind
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Ramen
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Brich
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Columbus
Des Maines
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Portland
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Ranid
Elingstatt
Grand Sef
Toy
States Marine Lines
Ship‘ping Company
Federal Maritime Com
Luther M. Daniels
Bergstrom's
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Savion Ave
Wilton
Axminster
Carper
San Diego
West Covina
E. Anaheim
Pensioner’s Bulletin
Greyhound
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