Subside Battle Over Wilmington Field Surges in Long Beach
Long Beach and state officials clash with oil producers over subsidence control in the Wilmington Oil Field. Atty. Gen. Mosk and Lt. Gov. Anderson accuse some operators of delaying repressurization while producers back the program but blame state titles clarity for hold ups. City pressure and potential land-title disputes intensify as Sam M. Roberts outlines progress and calls for broad industry cooperation to inject water and gas.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Harbor
Stanley Mosk
Glenn Anderson
Mosk
State Lands Commission
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Gen
New Orleans
Interstate Compact Commission
Sam M. Roberts
Wilmington
TV Deserves Fair Testing as Modern Education Tool
A Compton College campus debate on televised instruction shows students picket classrooms while supporters cite tests and enrollments. President Paul Martin says tests compare well with live classes, noting better algebra results and national use at Iowa State, Penn State, Illinois, Chicago, and Purdue.
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Compton College
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Paul Martin
Press-Telegram
Martin
California Teachers Assn
CTA
Inter
Iowa State University
Pennsylvania State University
University of Minois
University of Chicago
Purthic
Beto
Unusual Parallels In British And American Politics
London notes a shared political climate as Conservative governments with liberal tones lead in both nations and an imminent general election nears. Economic sentiment drives opinions with calls for peace talks and a possible summit, while Britain faces internal Labour Party strains over unilateral nuclear test suspension.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Britain
America
Labor Party
Democratic Party
Macmillan
Wisconsin Democrats wary of bloodless primaries
The Wisconsin primary may avoid a fierce contest as Gov. Gaylord Nelson asks Sen. William Proxmire to consider withdrawing. Proxmire prefers a no holds barred race but may yield if Nelson’s stance remains. The move signals Democrat flux with no clear front runner and recalls costly 1956 Kefauver Stevenson battles as parties prep for a decisive national showdown.
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Wisconsin
John Kennedy
Hubert Chaphrey
May Susteinur
Gaylord Nelson
Wiliam Prosmaire
Proxmire
Prox-minesonmire
Cinv
Nelann
Nelson
California
Pit Browh
Kefauver
Stevenson
Press Telegram Ad Representative Office Details
Official notice lists Ritter Johns Inc as national advertising representative with offices in New York and California. Provides addresses and suite numbers for various regional bureaus and contact points for Los Angeles and San Francisco locations.
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Ritter-Johns, Inc
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Wraley
Industry Charges Union Chief Uses Invalid Statistics
The Steel Companies Coordinating Committee rebuts United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald's claim that steel costs stayed stable since 1952 while profits doubled. They accuse him of using data from a single company to represent an industry of over 200 firms and of selecting 1952 amid wartime controls. They argue profits rose while employment costs surged, and urge McDonald to reply with a broader, factual industry view.
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David J. McDonald
Steel Companies Coordinating Committee
McDonald's
America
United States
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Lis
McDonald
Washington
Labor
James Mitchell
Mitchell
Mor Tir
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