Smog control law eyed in California special session
The California Legislature is expected to enact a smog control measure during the special session, with Gov. Brown pressing for air pollution rules. Sen. Richards argues for statewide vehicle exhaust controls, while Sen. Cameron's plan would let counties adopt local ordinances requiring smog devices on trucks and cars. The outcome remains contingent on compromise and further testing of devices' effectiveness.
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Henry C. MacArthur
Sacramento
CNS
Edmund G. Brown
California
Southern California
Sen
Richard Richards
Los Angeles
Sen. Richards
Ron Cameron
Auburn
Uhat
Tam
Boards of Supervisors
Dueta
Victory for Long Beach subsidence program saves shipyard
Secretary of the Navy Franke commends Long Beach subsidence control efforts and approves continued operation of the naval shipyard, marking a landmark in the city’s history. The decision preserves a key economic asset valued at over 500 million dollars and reflects broad support from officials, chambers, unions, and oil operators in a coordinated bid to finish the program successfully.
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Franke
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
U. S. Navy
Long Beach
Navy
Navy Yard
Harbor Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Naval Shipyard Employees’ Assn
Union Pacific Railroad
Edison Co
Mobil Oil
Properces, Inc
Ford
Richfield and
Long Beach Oil Development Co
Washington
Craig Hosmer
Harry Sheppard
San Bernardino
Appropriations Subcommittee
Death Penalty Debate Reaches Turning Point
California Gov. Pat Brown faced a hostile Legislature as the Senate Judiciary Committee rejected his bill to repeal capital punishment in the Daryl Chessman case. The fallout signals a possible pause for calmer discussion on the issue and marks a decisive moment after persistent legal and political battles.
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Pat Brown
California
Gov. Brown
Senate Judiciary Committee
Daryl Chessman
Chessman
Senate
Rarpra le's rookies hear giants in hushed awe
A collection of jumbled quotes from a columnist note no clear story. It quotes Vaughn on rookies discussing celebrities endorsements and TV money. It mentions candy consumption, Antarctic cruise fantasies, rich getting richer, family car battles, and a doctors only daily.
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Bill Vaughan Rarprale
Giants
Education board selects Crutcher as president
In Sacramento the State Board of Education elected Dr. Lewis T. F. Crutcher of Long Beach as its president, succeeding Herbert Winder of Riverside whose term expired. Crutcher, who has eight years on the board and is a former president, assumes the leadership.
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State Board of Education
Sacramento
Lewis TF. Crutcher
Long Beach
Herbert Winder
Riverside
Dr. Crutcher
Harbor Department Praised Amid City Hall Red Tape Debate
Industry Found Harbor Cooperative in response to Jim McCauley articles, praising the Long Beach Harbor Department as competent and courteous while Danis Development Inc. reiterates it will not build again in Long Beach due to city hall red tape. A contractor confirms lab testing details.
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Harbor Cooperative
Jim McCauley
City Hall
Long Beach
Iil
Matthew and Jesus Call
A fragment reflects the biblical scene where Jesus calls Matthew from the tax booth and invites him to follow. The passage emphasizes obedience to the sovereign will and imitation of divine purposes in religious life.
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Jesus
Matthew
Ded
Mund Burke
Press-Telegram Publisher and staff listings excerpt
The fragment lists personnel and offices for The Press Telegram including Publisher Daniel Ridder Co Publisher Harold Ames Assistant Publisher Samuel Cameron General Manager L A Collins Jr Executive Editor Las E Sings Managing Editor Harry Barnes and Washington News Bureau with various advertising representatives and office locations in Chicago and San Francisco.
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Henan Ht
Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Harold M. Ames
Samuel €. Cameron
L. A. Collins Jr
Aatealot Eutey
Eitarlas E. Sings
Harry Barns
Washington News
Burea
Albee Bizidina
Ridder-Johns
Ins
Geo
Aden
Chicago
Wrigley
Higa
Papi
San Francisco
Press-Telegram
Vrijers
Representati Metropolitan Group, Inc
Supreme Court ruling on anonymous handbills sparks debate
Washington coverage notes a high court decision striking down a Los Angeles ordinance requiring handbill sponsors to identify themselves, while contrasting with long standing rules on newspaper ownership disclosures and lobbying registration. The piece quotes justices, discusses inconsistent First Amendment applications, and questions whether disclosure should apply to all street campaigns.
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High
Los Angeles
Congress
Supreme Court
Supreme Gourd
Black
Brugins
Warren
Brennan
Harlan
Stewart
New York City
Supreme Court of the United States
Douglas
Frankfurter
Roberts
Murphy
Byrnes Jackson
Reed
Stone
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Gardenia Ave
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Soaper
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