Legislative Roundup Water Schools and Oil Split State Solons
In Sacramento the Legislature nears adjournment with disputes over water funding, a 28 million dollar school aid split, and oil royalties. Sen. Hugh M. Burns and Assemblyman Lind say breakthroughs are unlikely, while the California Teachers Assn protests insufficient funds. Senate and Assembly move on related bills and policy shifts as debates focus on San Luis reservoir and water export plans.
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Sacramento
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Senate
Broem
California
Francis C. Lindsay
R-Loomis
California Teachers Assn
Assemble
Allen Miller
D- Fermandoy
Assembly Government Organization
Sen
Rich
R-Atherton
Caspar W. Weinberger
R-Sany Francisco
American Cancer Society
San Luis Project
Assembly
San Luis Reservoir
Merced County
Burns
San Joaquin Valley
San Luis
Hows Lever
Guard Aid to Knight Defended in California Controversy
California officials defend National Guard officers’ $600 contributions to Gov Knights 1954 campaign as not violating the Hatch Act. Assemblyman Munnell urges federal inquiry, while Maj. Gen. Oscar J. Johnson and state adjutant general Earle M. Jones defend the collection as lawful and not barred by federal payroll rules.
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Sacramento
California
National Guard
Knights
Oscar J. Johnson
Tainsen
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
Hatch
Naional Guard
Munuel
Earle M. Jones
Senate
Jones
Knight
New Fish and Game Fee Setup Offered in California
Sacramento senators advance a bill to raise and revise fishing and hunting fees to help close a deficit for the State Fish and Game Department. The measure includes a $2 trout license, a $2 hunting license, and a $10 commercial fishing license, with broader fee shifts and a study provision. A subcommittee suggested a special license system for angling times, and other senate actions would ban antlerless deer hunts in 21 Northern California counties and restrict Fly-fishing-only limits on the Truckee River.
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Sacramento
Knight
Charles Brown
Dshoshone
Spowsmen Want
Ways and Means Committee
Brown
State Fish and Game Department
Senate
Swo
Oytrer
California
The
Fish and Game Commission
Truckee
Zoli's Vote Win Sours Amid Fascist Support
In Rome Premier Adone Zoli's Christian Democratic government survived a confidence vote 192 to 23 but gained from rightist allies, with 9 Monarchist and Fascist votes shifting the balance. Critics warn the prime minister may resign, and a similar test looms in the Chamber of Deputies next week.
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Rome
Christian Democrat
Adone Zoli
Senate
Zoli
Communist Gang
Wort
Christian Democratic
Il Popolo
Chamber of Deputies
Boston Rail Walkout Strikes Into Second Day
Boston area commuters faced a second day of wildcat rail worker stoppage at the MBTA and New Haven lines as 28 000 riders shifted to cars buses and rapid transit. Railroad spokesmen said trains would run today despite a court injunction and union leaders warned contempt charges if the picketing did not stop.
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Boston Up-Hoston & Maine
Boston
Rapit
Suffolk Superior Court
Edward M. Sullivan Jr
Wired
Frank L. Davis
International Assam
Davis
Assembly actions tighten school and liquor rules
The measure reduces minimum textbook registration liability to superintendents or principals, not teachers, for state textbook use. It makes it a misdemeanor for minors to possess or offer false identifications. Arrests grant detainees three paid phone calls, rest areas expand roadside rest areas, and an Assembly resolution was adopted calling the Defense Department to halt booms over restricted zones.
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Defense Department
Jetsone
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