Compromise area remains in jobless pay proposals
Governor Brown backs compromise to liberalize unemployment benefits with a $55 maximum, 39 week duration, $12 weekly earnings cap, and higher employer contributions. Proposals extend coverage to 600,000 state and local workers, funding from the state general fund, amid debate on sufficiency and incentives.
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Gerrymander Reform and Assembly Expansion Debate
The piece argues partisan gerrymandering is likely under reapportionment after the 1960 census and cites a proposed constitutional amendment by Sen. Richard Richards to limit district disparity to 15 percent and require compact contiguous districts. It also suggests increasing the Assembly to 111 members would worsen state government efficiency and cost, asserting 80 lawmakers could handle the workload if they act responsibly.
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Richard Richards
Annx
Sacramento
Future Saving at Stake in Federal Inventory Tax Bill
Los Angeles County faces a fiscal setback from a State Supreme Court ruling on taxing federal inventories in defense plants. The bill’s passage could allow after June 1 taxation of all property held on that date, with counties repaying $16 million already collected. The measure, passed by the Assembly, awaits Senate action and urges local officials to track it and adjust ordinances if enacted.
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Los Angeles County
Supreme Court
Assembly
Senate
Revenue and Taxation Committee
California
Teamsters
State Director of Industrial Relations
Long Beach Police Chief Change and School Board President
A 16 year old account notes Captain William H. Dovey was acting chief after City Manager C B Wirsching blocked Lt. E M Pond nomination. Alvin F Shright became captain. Blanche E Crown, the Board of Education’s only woman member, was elected president, succeeding Burton W Chace. she had served 1x years. 80 years ago the Chamber of Commerce Young Men’s Division pushed a $75,000 clubhouse plan for Recreation Park on the old reservoir site between 10th and Anaheim Streets.
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William H. Dovey
C. B. Wirsching
Wirsching
E. M. Pond
Kansas
Alvin F. Shright
Blanche E. Crown
Board of Education
Burton W. Chace
Young Men's Division
The
Chamber of Commerce
Recreation Park
10Th and
Anaheim Sts
Flaws Seen In Brown Labor Bill Favoring Unions
Sacramento analysis finds Gov Brown's SB 209 flawed. It excludes interstate unions, forces lengthy admin remedies before court review, and lacks enforcement against unions. Report notes unions can dodge reporting. director can exempt unions, undermining effect.
Washington row over Luce ambassadorship drags on
Washington hots up over Mrs Clare Booth Luce as Ambassadress to Brazil with sharp personal exchanges and no credit to any party. Fulbright delays Ogden Reid’s ambassadorial bid to Israel amid Middle East tensions as Eisenhower defends terse press conference remarks about Herter’s nomination and medical checks.
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Washington
United States
Clare Booth Luce
Brazil
Mrs. Luce
Young
Ohio
Senate
Truth Is Due on Defense Position in DC Debate
A New York audience hears Defense Secretary McElroy defend U S defense readiness while Sen Symington, a leading Pentagon critic, charges a deliberate cover up of weaknesses and questions Twining's claim on missiles in England. The piece also notes Kennedy’s push on labor reform, Eisenhower on foreign aid, and calls for reappraisal of aid policy with 70 countries aided and more seeking help.
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Neil McElroy
New York
Sen
Symington
Pentagon
Missouri
Nathan Twining
U. S
England
Twining
Congress
Sen. Symington
Marshall Bernard L. Montgomery
Omar Bradley
Europe
Monty
John Kennedy
Eisenhower
Kennedy
America
Sen. Dirksen
United States
Quiet diplomacy in Paris eases Western unity test
At the Western Foreign Ministers Conference in Paris a new era of quiet US diplomacy under Secretary Herter showed unity among allies. The meeting avoided a hard line and produced a joint stance that surprised Russians, though it stops short of a Soviet agreement. Warsaw Pact split on Germany aided Western bargaining leverage in Geneva talks.
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Washington
United States
Christian Herter
Paris
Herter
West Germany
France
Berlin
Great Britain
Soviet Union
West
Geneva
Germany
What Others Are Saying on Television Content Balance
TV director Bud Yorkin argues public taste sustains western heavy TV while acknowledging unhealthy balance. Erwin D. Canham notes content matters more than mere transmission by radio and cautions against overemphasis on material progress.
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Bud Yorkin
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Agativat
Press Telegram Staff and Offices Listed in California Edition
Reader notice lists editorial and advertising staff for the Press Telegram with publisher and editors named. It also details office locations and advertising reps in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and related branding.
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Aldder-Johrna, Inc
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Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrighty
Penobaest
Minneapolis
Foshay Tower
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