Discontent Rises on Water Plan in California
Sacramento reports Gov Brown claims enough votes to push pay-as-you-go for a statewide water program, aims to freeze the Investment Fund for water development and seek a 500 million dollar bond. He cites North-South deadlock progress and hopes legislators concede. Northern senators doubt terms and oppose a constitutional amendment.
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Sacramento
Brown
San Luis Obispo
California
Stephen Teale
West Point
Oroville
Senate
Alan Short
Stockton
Bruce Allen
Rlos Gatos
Brass Slowdown by Detroit Police Sparks Tense Stand
Detroit police faced a planned reform to integrate scout cars with both Negro and white officers. Officers slowed ticketing for minor violations prompting Hart to threaten suspensions and prompting inquiries from City Council and State Senate member Basil Brown.
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Detroit
Herbert W. Hart
Lans Lng
Basil W Brown
Michigan Senate
36 State Teen Beauty Pageant Begins in Mobile
Teen contestants from 36 states arrive in Mobile for the America's Junior Miss contest. The pageant for high school seniors officially opens with a city parade, under sponsorship of the Mobile Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile Junior Chamber of Commerce
California Legislature Debates Tax Increases and Amendments
The report outlines tax hike proposals affecting property and other levies, plus introduced revamp bills on alcohol licenses, state spending, and constitutional amendments. It notes actions by Assembly members and Senate discussions, with references to specific bills and proposed changes across multiple policy areas.
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Teren
Federal
Drarselt
West Point
Lovatry
Dinerrine
Cere
Water Parmitt
Waterweeia
O-Comden
Seat Terra
Garriavr
D-Reediey
Aie
Ixeaweed
Los Angels
Bradley
Rset
THE
Senate
O-San
Solons OK 65 Mile Top Speed
The Senate Transportation Committee approved AB2 to set the California highway speed limit at 65 mph and sent it to the senate floor. Assemblyman Walter Dahl and Gov. Brown back the measure which already passed the lower house. CHP witnesses warned the practical effect would allow speeds near 70 mph on open freeways while speedometers run fast.
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Sacramento
UPD
Senate Transportation Committee
Senate
California
Walter I. Dahl
Oakland
Edmund G. Brown
Randolph Collier
Yreka
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