Nashville mother seeks custody after wage garnishment case
A Nashville mother Mrs. Wands Lee Thompson, 27, says wage garnishment from Werthan Bay Co. will soon pay off debts and hopes to regain custody of her 5 year old daughter Teresa Lynn, who was placed with juvenile authorities. She received aid from across the country, including Oregon, and plans to pay $11 monthly toward the $108 owed after exemptions.
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Nashville
Tenn
Joan Company
Wands Lee Thompson
Teresa Lynn
Thompson
Werthan Bay Co
Foreman
Melvin Lane Powers
Powers
Miami
Mossler
Mossle
Vietnam
John
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Turk
Russell L. Castle
Woodbridge
Pleiku
Josiane
Lille
France
Senate Road Fund Share Looms Test in California
SACRAMENTO As sembly passage of a road money bill for Southern California accelerates a test of Southland influence in the newly reapportioned Senate. The move signals potential shifts in control as legislators weigh the impact on regional road-building funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sacramento
Assembly
Southern
Separation of Campus State Asked for Road Funds Boost
A measure sent to the upper house on a 45-3 vote would give 13 southern counties 143 million dollars more in road funds over four years. The plan shifts share from 55 to 60 percent for the South, reducing the Northern share from 45 to 40 percent. Counties named include Imperial San Diego Riverside Orange San Bernardino Los Angeles Ventura Santa Barbara Kern Mono Inyo Tulare San Luis Obispo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Imperial
San Diego
Riverside
Orange
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Ventura
Dope Sentencing For Runamuck Actor Shifts in California
In a Sacramento report, actor Arch Johnson of the Runamuck series faces a death sentence for marijuana possession after a Manhattan Beach apartment find. The case colors a broader tension as southern lawmakers press to reshape regional power balance amid reapportionment. The piece also covers calls for greater political independence of the California state college system from the UC board, with UC regents opposing tinkering and urging stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Knox
Richmond
Inglewood
Southland
Johnson
Senate
Mon
Manhattan Beach
Sacramento
UPI
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
State College System
Carter
UC Regents
Constitutional Revision Commission
Milk Strike Tightens Across Nine States Pickets Block Dairies
Milk deliveries faltered as NFC and Teamsters picketed processing plants in Minnesota Colorado Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Ohio Tennessee Illinois and Pennsylvania. Nashville stores ran dry with children given orange juice as police escorted milk trucks amid a nationwide boycott that spread to 25 states. Cyanide contamination at a dairy prompted fears of violence, while negotiations with processors continued to set a higher price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
NFO
Philadel
Mil EU
Teamsters
John Ain
Miligree
Oren Lee Staley
UFO
Minnesota
Colorado
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Nashville
Tenn
Cutters
Middle Ten
Welfare Board Targets Schmitz Bill Limiting Aid
SACRAMENTO UPI The Welfare Board attacks Senator John G. Schmitz bill to restrict welfare aid to illegitimate children. It urges a legislative study of illegitimacy and its ties to family breakup, birth control info, and access to health, training, and employment programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
State Social Welfare Board
John G. Schmitz
R-Tus
Sacramento Senate Agenda Yields Broad Tax and Policy Bills
A sprawling AP digest outlines SB and AB measures from San Jose to San Francisco. Proposals include tax adjustments, tenant remedies, employment and discrimination rules, licensing changes, and public works funding. Major figures reappear: Lagomarsino, Brown, Dymally, and Brock.
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Cawan
Senate
Pyernor
Eday
Reagan
Ts Fark
Bile
Hiphwaya
Alloralion
Witttor
Ludae
California
AB Cidaraai
ReSan
Bolderney
Lagomarsino
Biase
Cours
Bradiey
R-San Jose
Aradiey
Sear
Catfornias Aca
Ais
Fta
Brown
Francisco
Los Angeles
Equiires State Board of Discrimination
Alnient
Ceshin
Greene
Loy Anace
Carrell
DSA
Fernando
Warren
Calliarnty
IZA
Fehien
Hig
Cannanlio
Bur
Dotwig
R- Armeetan
Jon Q
San Francisco
Teatrere Ouieare
Shakadhegan
Benetis
KrdKs
PVNT
Kidaway
Long Geach
Calif
Ghapale
Ni Pnty Pee Maem
Bson
Delivary
Functiors
Aumtt Bureau of Circulation
Booley
Rsan
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Makuran
O-San Francisco
Federal takeover of San Pedro plant quarantine stations
The Johnson administration will have the federal government cover about 600000 dollars a year for plant quarantine stations in San Pedro San Diego and San Francisco effective July 1. Fourteen San Pedro employees will shift to federal payroll as part of a 10 percent Agriculture Department budget slash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
San Diego
San Francisco
Earl Coke
Agriculture Department
Coke
Bush Crash Kills 16 in East Pakistan Bus Blaze
A bus in DACCA East Pakistan swerved to avoid a cat ran off the road and burst into flames killing 16 people and seriously injuring eleven others, according to reports released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacca
East Pakistan I
UPT
Sure You Can Play Organ Music
A local Hammond Organ Studios advertises a rapid learning method to play tunes instantly. No prior musical experience required, with staff guidance and no hidden charges. Visitors are invited to come in daily during the hours listed to start playing enjoyable melodies on the Hammond Organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Pierce
Hammond Organ
Ihas
Lakewood Blvd
Hammond, Organ Studios
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Wenatchee
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Noyd
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State
Runamuck
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Edward W. Carter
University of California Board of Regents
Holt
Asia
Sydney
UPS
Harold Holt
Australia
Singapore
State Welfare Board
Schmitz
Associated Press
Elearam
U.S
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Alfred's
Woman
Omni
East 45Th Street
Atlantic
Bixby Knell
Calvert
Rt Extra
Aeutral
Calvert Dist, CO
N.Y.C
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