Notable Dinners and Legal Moves Across World News
Soviet physicist Peter Kapitza dined at Cambridge Trinity College in London wearing an old gown after a 32 year gap, during a three week UK visit. In Washington, a federal court dismissed an indictment against U.S. Communist Party spokesman Gus Hall, tied to registration failures under the Internal Security Act. Eddie Fisher teased a White House engagement for Lynda Johnson with George Hamilton, amid his White House reception. A Chicago policewoman test put Anne H. McClure, 26, a former Iowa nightclub worker, at top scores among 219 candidates. Stellenbosch University withdrew Kennedy’s invitation amid campus controversy over his remarks about apartheid South Africa.
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Kapitza
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Brita
Stalin
District Court
Justice Department
Communist Party
Anne H. McClure
Chicago
Iown
Gaslight Club
State College of Towa
Cedar Paris
State Sales Tax Increase Turned Down
Sacramento residents escaped a penny sales tax increase as the Senate panel rejected a four and a half cent proposal intended to fund lower school property taxes. The measure was rewritten to provide 15.9 million dollars in aid to 45 poor districts, signaling a quick path to closing budget differences before the session ends.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Dinglewood
Robert J. Managan
Senate
Tyo Lem
Ingh Burns
Fresno
Unroh
Assembly Advances Measures To Curb Drunken Driving
The Assembly pushed bills to crack down on drunken drivers and raise related penalties. Proposals include higher fees for court and municipal matters and new licensing oversight, with funding to support state services if approved by voters or the governor.
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Eatlaviteis
Aisenby
Bis
Ronniig
Rchula Tamestrereanes
Hursing
Rumford
D. Heraeleys
Ashe Petal
Adomt
Califorafa Slarduras
Correll
Use
Fernand
Conciets
Caligtela
Psychiatrist predicts crew cut trend among teens
New York psychiatrist Dr. Vladimir Eliasberg says within five years teens will adopt dresses and boyish looks, with girls preferring boyish haircuts and stronger partners. He sees social rebellion rather than biology driving shifts, noting girls’ fashion toward shoulder length hair and masculine styling as a wave among youth.
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New York
Vladimir G. Eliasberg
Eliasberg
Trist
MWD Signals Support for Tidellands Revenue Bill
Sacramento The Metropolitan Water District backed a tidelands revenue bill that would earmark most future oil money for college construction while reserving provisions for water programs The district noted willingness to amend if future needs prove greater and clarified its stance in a memo to assemblymen as Sen George Miller's bill stalled The measure would allocate 1 million for the California Water Project 5 million for the Central Valley Recreational Water Project and 2 million for water pollution programs.
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Sacramento
California
MWD
Tidelands
George Miller
D-Martinez
Central Valley
Gelearam Postal Notice From Long Beach Lang Beaton
Entry as second class matter at the Long Beach post office California shows delivery per month per carrier. The notice lists a $275 annual figure and 430.00 per year, with single copy mail at 3.09. It notes circulation auditing by a Bursa and that the paper is published daily except Sundays at 6th Street and Pine Avenue Lang Beatin.
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Fost
Long Brach
Calif
6Th Street
Pine Avenue
Lang Beatin
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Peter Kapitza
Cambridge University
Trinity College
London
Eddie Fisher
Lynda
Mary
White House
Hollywood
Johnson
George Hamilton
Lynda Wood
Hamilton
Eddim Fisn
Holly
Lynda Sears
U.S
Robert F. Mennegy
D-Ny
Stellenbosch University
Capetown
Stellenbosch
Student Representative Council
Kennedy
University of Capetown
South Africa
Trair
Courywulegtive
Montara
Deeskerstand
E. Artesia Blvd
N. Long Beach
Amoe FM
American Society of Psychoanalytic Physicians
Sunset Strip
Will Grimsley
McCauley i
Sete Borne
Press
Gelearam
al F
Mais
Mit
Foreman & Clark
Sea
Eie
Dacron
Beno, Lone Tac
Aln del Amo
Buena Park
Elesha
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