Legislative Roundup on Scandals and 18 Vote Rights
Sacramento headlines flag scandal magazines water policy and 18 year olds voting rights. Assemblyman John A Eusterud vows a final push to approve a constitutional amendment to let voters decide in 1956 whether 18 year olds may vote. Attorney General Edmund G Brown plans to share findings with Los Angeles officials as investigations into extortion and private eyes continue.
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Mideast Aid Seen End to Soviet Grab
Washington a Republican member predicts US aid will blunt Soviet influence in the Middle East. He urges targeted, highly visible economic build up and military power to deter Soviet ties, noting aggressive Arab states seek material gains. He cites his past naval service and cautions no quick fixes exist.
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Mid-East
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Richmond police hunt for suspect in assault on woman
Authorities swept Richmond today seeking a swift Black male suspect after he assaulted a white woman on Monday, dragging her during a chaotic flight from officers in public. The victim was left senseless as the assailant fled the scene.
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Richmond
California Assembly OKs 65 mph speed limit plan
The Assembly Transportation and Commerce Committee approved a 65 mph maximum for California, removing the present prima facie provision. CHP Inspector Dan OConnell called 65 mph more practical and safer, citing studies. Gov Knight’s 85 mph proposal is noted. speed’s role in crashes remains a focus. Police described a naked street arrest incident in one account.
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Assembly Transportation Land Commerce Committee
Dan O’connell
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Knight
Ascow
Scotland
O'Connell
Monthiday
James Conway
Man Against Insanity Crusade by Dr Jack Ferguson
Six years after a stint in a mental hospital, Dr Jack Ferguson begins a crusade against insanity using drugs and earnest care. Reader's Digest April issue features his story and the hope it offers the mentally ill, with condensed articles from various sources.
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Adenauer Meets Pope in Private Vatican Audience
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer met Pope Pius XII in a private audience in Vatican City. He arrived in Rome to attend the signing of Europe’s common market and EURATOM treaties and was to visit Iran and Turkey starting Wednesday.
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Pope Plug XII
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Rome
Europe
Iran
Turkey
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