Jobless Pay Raise Bill Advances to Floor
Sacramento UPI report notes Democratic AB590, proposed by Assemblyman William A. Munnell, would raise maximum unemployment insurance benefits by 15 dollars per week. The Finance and Insurance Committee approved sending the measure to the floor despite strong opposition from cities counties colleges churches and hospitals and Republicans.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Finance and Isurance
William A. Munnell
Los Angeles
Cross-File Ban Signed by Gov Brown Ends 46-Year Practice
Governor Edmund G Brown signed a bill repealing cross filing, ending the 46 year old practice. Beginning in 1960 Republicans vote only for Republicans and Democrats vote only for their party in primaries, with runoffs still allowing cross party ballots. The bill requires three months party registration before filing, shifting party control to voters and campaign promises. Sponsored by Muntell, it passed Assembly 49-29 and Senate 22-15 amid GOP opposition.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund
Brown
FEPC
Hiram Johnson
Vot Ers
Senate OKs Limited Fees to Judges
SACRAMENTO reports the bill to bar Municipal and Superior Court judges from taking gratuities for marriages during the work week was sent to the Assembly after Senate approval. It would permit Saturday Sunday and holiday fees while exempting justice court judges. One Los Angeles female judge opposed the measure, claiming it would end her practice.
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Sacramento
UPD
Assembly
Senate
Donald Grunsky
R-Watson- Ville
Justice Courts
Gruisky
Los Angeles
M A Duncan Heads Board of Education in Long Beach
M A Duncan, longtime Long Beach educator, becomes president of the Long Beach Board of Education at the annual reorganizational meeting. He succeeds Dr Dwight C Sigworth. Laban H Brewer becomes vice president. Duncan, Procter and Gamble production manager, has led anti bond-issue campaigns and chairs various school groups.
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M. A
Bud) Duncan
Long Beach Board of Education
Ann Wal
Dun ‘Can
Dwight C.J. Sigworth
Laban H. Brewer
Bank of America
Duncan’s
Duncan
Brewer
Procter and Gamble Manufacturing Co
University of Washington
Long Beach
Los Angeles County School Trustees Assn
National School Boards ‘Assn
Chamber of Commerce. Co
Alice
Nive
Armando
Nthey
David
Marion
Eyes to blind Moya to donate if appeal fails
In Ventura Luis Moya condemned to death for involvement in nurse Olga Duncan slaying offers to donate his eyes to a blind person if his appeal fails. His attorney Burt Henson says the plan would be pursued via a service club. Co-defendants Balondonallo and Elizabeth Duncan are also appealing their death sentences.
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Ventura
Luis Moya
Olga Duncan
Burt Henson
Moya
Augustine Baldonallo
Elizabeth Duncan
Olga
Kennedy and Rockefeller vie for 1960 race support in California
Arizona senator touring the nation reports stronger interest in Nelson Rockefeller's candidacy in California than in other states. California is Rockefeller's home state. Senator John F. Kennedy campaigning in California supports his expected bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Washington
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Mivan Himealf
Rockefeller
California
Nixson
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Colorado Scene Mired Cow Freed by Fishermen
A cow stranded in mud was rescued by A Reynolds of Pueblo and his two teenage sons with help from four other fishermen. The cow then lay down and gave birth to a calf, marking an unusual recovery and new life after the ordeal.
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City
Colo
A. Reynolds
Pueblo
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