California tax plan eyed amid cat campaigns and credits
In Sacramento Gov Brown pushes a 71 million dollar annual tax increase plan to raise rates for high incomes and tighten brackets. In Saddle Brook police quibble over cats, while Kansas City man discovers court funds from mortgage sale. Westfield students unveil a gasless economy car. The proposal also hikes bank and corporate levies and raises dependent exemptions.
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Brown
Saddle Brook
W. J. CP
Catiné
Katere
Charles Imperato
Anticat
State Finance Department
Governor Brown Seeks 10.8 Million for Fish and Game Unit
Sacramento Gov Edmund G Brown urged the Legislature to appropriate 10.823 million dollars for the State Fish and Game Commission for the next fiscal year, maintaining similar levels to the current year. He noted an expenditure rise of 162,898 from 1958-59 with capital projects totaling 86,000 including fish screening and cooperative programs totaling over 1.9 million with state shares. He proposed 2.224 million for infant herds, 1.199 million for game management, and 2.446 million for protection, plus funds to launch radioactive surveillance in California to safeguard fish and wildlife, and expansion of steelhead and salmon programs centered in Sacramento for fingerling marking and downstream migration studies.
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Sacramento
UPS
Cgovw
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Cooperative Gamle
Cooperative Fisheries Management
Infand
Democrats Will Push FEPC Bill Through Legislature
In Sacramento the fate of Gov Brown's Fair Employment Practices Commission bill hinged on Democratic unity in both houses. Assembly Leader Munnell said the bill likely passes the Assembly, while Senate Democrats face questions of solidarity as present strength sits near 26-13.
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Sacramento
Bill Salle
Assembly
Senate
Sacramento at a Glance Promotes labor bills and agency changes
The governor supports labor legislation with favorable reaction. Appointed Arthur T. Luddy to the State Highway Commission. Assembly actions revise the education and insurance codes, expand unemployment benefits, curb discrimination in licensing, and add new regulatory and fiscal measures affecting parks, transportation, and public welfare.
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Associated Press
Arthur T. Luddy
Bacamento Insurance
State Highway Commission
Dilworth
A-Hemet
Pattee
Aaka Congress
Rees
Los Angeles
Fermits Paraglesic Veterans
Anther
Hanna
D-Gerden Grove
Davis
D-Fortels
Sumner
ReSarita Ana
Monecoun
Brown
D-Shorbone
Mator
Aitiler
D-San Fernando
All Pollution Commission
Brown Seeks Delay on Orange College Construction Plan
Gov. Brown proposed delaying the opening of California campuses for at least one year as part of a 1959-60 budget. He called for 741 new staff at state colleges and universities, 1,238 total hires with 655 teachers, and a rise in basic student fees from 40 to 60 while non-resident tuition would grow from 180 to 250.
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Gei
Atsharonia
Orange County State College
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Eran
Eae Ae
Chica
Rollen
Kyesko
Humboldt
Long Beach
Los
Ne Arts
Peles
San Diego
San Fenny
University of California
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la Dolla
UCLA
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Riverside
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San Francisco, Medical Co
Santa Barbara
State College
Long Beach State
Brown
University of Califor
Municipal Band Concert Program Note
Fragmentary text lists a municipal band concert program with unclear timing and lineup, mentioning a 3:00 start and possible names and pieces. Details are unreadable. cannot identify performers, locations, or exact program items from the damaged OCR.
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Ant
Arenes
Fragmented Public Notice From Obscure Bureau
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a city area around Sth Ave Log Beach and a Bureau related to circulation. Details are unreadable, but suggests a public notice or bureaucratic filing with limited legible items. No concrete names, dates, or actions can be confirmed from the text.
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Log Beach
Fe Bureau of Crrcupee
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