Editorial: Other State Experiences May Aid Narcotics Puzzle
Wayland L. Speer of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics notes California holds 15.7 percent of U S narcotic addicts, second to New York. Ohio uses a 20 year minimum mandatory penalty and has nearly eliminated narcotics traffic there. A plan combines mandatory penalties with prescription access and treatment to remove profits from peddling, potentially reducing demand and peddler incentives.
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Wayland L. Speer
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
California
United States
New York
Ohio
Speer
Cincinnati
State Supreme Court affirms unitized water flooding plan
The state Supreme Court unanimously upholds subsidence control by unitized water flooding in Wilmington Oil Field. The ruling allows city and private owners to operate as a single unit, sharing costs and profits pro rata. City may join three units soon to curb land subsidence and boost oil recovery.
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Supreme Court
Long Beach
Wilmington
Debating Nixon and JFK Move to Live TV News Confs
President Kennedy and aides believe five television news conferences can repeat the success of earlier debates with Richard Nixon. Reporters face a new forum in the State Department auditorium with potential stiffness yet aim for an engaging show. Kennedy’s precise language poses risk if conveyed ideas are mistaken for policy. Lyndon Johnson shows willingness to speak, signaling a shift in White House press handling.
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Washington
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
State Department
Finn
House
Senate
Nixon
White House
Roosevelt
Truman
Hill
Eisenhower
James Haperty
Lyndon Johnson
Editor of What’s New With Old Grads Heads Busy Desk
Senator Soaper notes the Harvard Alan Magazine editor runs a popular department. Science may explore why readbirds drink salt water while humans cannot. The piece hints at further inquiries on avian salt tolerance before addressing Washington office repaint needs due to tenant changes.
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Harvard Alan Magazine
Why Not Cover Congress in Conflict of Interest Study
David Lawrence argues Kennedy's commission on conflict of interest in executive agencies is commendable but incomplete. He says the problem spans Congress and urges a broad ethics redefinition with public standards to prevent private influence from shaping national policy and appointments.
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Congress
Washington
Kennedy
Lawrence
Dawn
Andrew Jackson
Presseleoram LONG BEACH CALIF Ad Agency Notes
Fragmented OCR text lists names and roles for a Long Beach California press service, publisher, editor, and advertising staff. It mentions offices in New York and Minnesota, a Foshay Tower address, and various scrambled company indicators, suggesting an era newspaper ad bureau layout rather than a coherent event. The readable items include personnel roles, locations, and generic agency terms.
Berries Faith Hope, Birds and a Forum Letter
ERNEST DENNING of Cedar Avenue writes to Southland Magazine contesting a berry story and detailing a nine year effort growing two dozen vines. He describes relentless mockingbird damage and failed deterrents, asks for readers’ cures, and offers berries as penance if a cure works. Editor notes acknowledge birds as a nuisance and invite local pointers.
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Southland Magazine
Bery
State College
Davis
Calif
Siegal
Casl
Southland
Ernest Denning
Avene
Denning
Why Beer Is Sold In Amber Bottles
Answers explain that amber bottles block ultraviolet rays to prevent sunlight from denaturing proteins and hazing beer which preserves flavor.
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N.C. A
Long Beach Liquor Rules Through the Years 1888 to 1896
A historic look at Long Beach liquor ordinances from 1888 limiting sales to licensed druggists and prescriptions, through 1889 hotel wine service, 1890 retail licensing, and the 1896 prohibition measure affecting painters and mechanics with doctor prescriptions, reflecting local resistance and social tensions.
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R. Winston Tucker
Long Beach
Dennis J. McCarthy
Ernie
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