House Coalition Pushes Labor Reform Ahead of Adjournment
Washington report notes a revived conservative House coalition pressing for a labor bill close to the earlier measure. Senate conferees must deliver a workable version to pass before adjournment while civil rights and housing bills sit, amid budget talks and steel strike pressures.
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Bath
Eisenhower
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
House
al — Fleeson
Lack of Action on Interest Rates Criticized in Washington
An opinion piece assigns blame to the Democratic Party controlling Congress for inaction on removing the government bond interest rate ceiling. It cites Robert B. Anderson and officials arguing that inflation fears push rates up, while Congress delays action. The article warns of a weakening dollar and market instability stemming from delayed policy.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Congress
Lawrence
Secretary OF the Treasury
Robert B. ‘Anderson
U.S. News & World Report
Anderson
United States
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Nixon Speech Addresses Shock Over Khrushchev Visit
In a speech to the American Legion, Vice President Nixon acknowledged public anxiety about Nikita Khrushchev's planned U.S. visit. He noted White House alarm at a firestorm of protests and urged constructive outcomes, while warning against inviting danger by overexposure. He praised Eisenhower's invitation as potentially productive but warned not to polarize the nation.
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Johnson
Senate
American Legion
Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
White House
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Lawyers Remove Lincoln Bust From Los Angeles Courthouse
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors removed a 300 pound Lincoln bust by a Beverly Hills surgeon from the new courthouse after the Los Angeles Bar Association objected. Critics say personal feelings and cautionary jury advice clashed with professional ethics in the decision.
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Los Angeles
County Board of Supervisors
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Los Angeles County
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles Bar Assn
Liquor near colleges unsettled after new California law
California lawmakers failed to fully solve liquor sales near colleges with SB1093. Gov Brown called for a rule limiting licenses to within one mile and restricting service to dining tables during meals. ABC Director Thomas W Martin plans a Sept hearing on the proposed rate and enforcement.
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Brown
Thomas W Martin
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Munro Proposal Seeks Licensing Limits Around Colleges
In Long Beach California Munro urges a practical liquor license framework for college areas. The plan requires licenses only for restaurants serving 50 plus customers simultaneously, bars occupying no more than 30 percent of floor space, and bar labor costs capped at 25 percent of total labor costs. Exterior bar doors would be banned and no distance rule is included. McAlear bill passage is noted, while department authority to restrict licenses near schools is questioned by legislative counsel.
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CAPPS
Sacramento
CNS
California
Eugene McAteer
San Francisco
Edmund G. Brown
McAleer
Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
McAteer
Munro
Martin
Public Forum on City Golf and Elite Access
A reader criticizes Chamber of Commerce influence on golf course pricing arguing that city land intended for all residents should not benefit only the elite. He cites $270,000 Blair Field and notes city courses profit while fixed incomes struggle. He urges the elite to use private courses and laments moral concerns raised by sensational local photography.
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Chamber
Blair Field
Elite of the Chamber
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Cerritos Ave
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