Pat Brown outlines 1958 California campaign plan
Gen Pat Brown said California's economy is weak and he will propose a plan to relieve unemployment in the 1958 gubernatorial race. He urged both parties to present programs to attract new industries, while noting tax revenue needs and a water development cost. He sees a Democratic victory but warns the task is difficult amid national issues. Brown also noted talks with party leaders and discussions with Averell Harriman and Adlai Stevenson during a New York trip.
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New Home Needed for Lost Items in Tokyo
Tokyo lost and found department warns of no more storage space and plans a new wing next year. It currently holds 60,000 umbrellas 38,000 purses 12,000 watches and 308000 dollars in cash awaiting unclaimed items. Only four urns for disposal were found this year. ten urns were turned in during 1956. Items stacked to the roof include women's brassieres and undergarments handed over to police by discoverers.
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Tokyo
Doubtful early settlement in California water row
A California water rights dispute faces slow progress as a 16 member joint committee, led by Sen Richard Richards, warns that detailed constitutional amendments are unlikely before the February budget session. Assembly Speaker Luther B Lincoln notes some headway, while Gov Knight plans a meeting to decide on a possible special session. A subcommittee favors pay as you go funding for the Feather River project amid tax or bond debate.
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Map Study of Roads in Counties in the Sacramento Upa
A special committee of county officials plans a study to improve the states network of county roads for traffic expected by 1971. Directors of the County Supervisors Association named a committee to survey after being told 9 400 000 000 will be needed to equip county roads for the next 15 years. William Fr MacDougall the association's general counsel and manager said the study will be used to seek highway funds from the Legislature. Supervisor Wesley Break of San Bernardino was named chairman. other members include Supervisors William A. Conrad Mariposa and William Tunison Lassen and County Road Commissioners Al Koch Orange Marshall Jones Butte Arthur L Kiefer Sacramento and Victor Sauer Contra Costa. The association board also agreed to continue its study of metropolitan government with a View toward legislative recommendations.
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San Bernardino
William A. Conrad
Mariposa
William Tunison Lassen
al Koch
Orange
Marshall Jones
Butte
Arthur L. Kiefer
Victor Sauer
Contra Costa
Gypsy Rose Lee Fined Over Housing Law Violation
New York actress Gypsy Rose Lee paid a $50 fine for violating the multiple-dwelling law in her six room Manhattan house. She planned to evict tenants after the building was ruled converted to apartments with rented rooms and private baths. She said she would occupy the entire building herself.
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Chico man apologizes for telling children he was Santa
Seventy-one year old William A Gardenhire told Chico tots he wasn't Santa Claus sparking disappointment. A telephone mix up with Chico Junior Chamber of Commerce caused calls to cross to his line. Gardenhire later apologized to the children and reflected on renewed faith in God sparked by their belief.
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Chico Junior Chamber of Commerce
Supreme Court Desegregation Clash Stirs Southern Strategy
Olney, ex-Justice official, tells Commonwealth Club that southern leaders pursue nullification to defy U S Supreme Court desegregation rulings. He warns massive resistance and white citizens councils fuel racism while urging immediate steps toward equal opportunity and a new generation must begin desegregation.
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