Defeat of California water rights clause in San Luis bill
Editorial notes the House voting to strike Section 7 from the 482 million San Luis reclamation bill, removing a 160 acre water cap for state water. It outlines implications for Feather River and state needs, and urges the Senate to restore Section 7 to maintain state control over water distribution.
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California
House of Representatives
San Luis
Modesto
Feather River
San Luis Reservoir
House
Gov
Brown
Nixon
House Rules Committee
Senate
Non Partisan Reaction to Eisenhower Crisis
The piece lauds Democratic leadership for backing President Eisenhower against Khrushchev and urges a united, non partisan response. It argues no Democrat openly undermined the president and calls for organized support and direct messages to the White House to express public confidence and goodwill toward Eisenhower after the U2 incident.
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Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Armed Forces Week Open House Draws Long Beach Audience
Long Beach Air Force Base prepares for Armed Forces Week with the arrival of eightiet Bh2 and a weekend display featuring RB57 F104 F101 and F100 aircraft and a Hound Dog missile. Open houses for Army Navy and Marine facilities are planned with full spectator schedules in Thursday editions.
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Long Beach Air Force Base
Long Beach
United States Armed Forces
California
Marine Corps
Independent
Press- Telegram
Democrats Press Eisenhower for Firm Line in Paris Cable
Four senior Democrats cabled President Eisenhower from Paris urging a clear hard line against Khrushchev. They warn that any soft stance could polarize the campaign, threaten the election dialogue, and impact Nixon’s Republican path to the presidency.
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Eisenhower
Paris
Thei
Fireson
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Jority
Lyndon Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard Nixon
Los Angeles
Nixon
Emmanuel Celler
DNY
William Rogers
FBI
Why Continue Diplomatic Ties With the Reds
Washington argues that maintaining diplomatic relations keeps the U S ambassador in Moscow and allows business through other embassies if needed. The piece labels Khrushchev as ego driven for threatening a boycott and predicts potential strains, a separate peace with East Germany, a Berlin crisis, and the danger of a limited war. It compares Khrushchev to Hitler and notes possible public demonstrations by satellite nations as in Hungary 1956.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Russia
Department of State
West Berlin
Hitler
Hungary
Regulating Drugstore Ads Faces Strong Consumer Backlash
Henry C. MacArthur reports in Sacramento that consumer counsel Helen Nelson assailed a State Board of Pharmacy proposal to regulate drugstore advertising. She warned the rule could curb information consumers rely on when choosing where to buy medicines. Nelson argued existing laws against false advertising protect buyers and that doctors’ guidance should suffice. The protest spanned the state, with critics claiming the regulation would bar facts and price comparisons, undermining open market choices.
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Sacramento
CNS
State Board of Pharmacy
vacantHue
Helen Nelson
Edmund G. Brown
Fresno
Boards of Pharmacy
Califor
Nominations at Long Beach encampment pick leaders
Waiter J. Lynch a department junior vice commander was nominated for senior vice commander and William J. Harrison of Santa Ana nominated for department commander at the 37th annual department encampment in Municipal Auditorium.
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Waiter J. Lynch
Wiliam J. Harrison
Santa Ana
Municipal Auditorium
Public Forum Letters on Capital Punishment Debate
Public letters discuss whether capital punishment should stay legal with arguments on crime, costs, taxpayer burden, and protection of society. Signers include William J. Powers Buena Park and Mrs W Howard Lakewood, plus Geo Arnold Crestline and William Dubhs Stantun, California, weighing diplomacy and US policy.
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William J. Powers
Franklin St
Buena Park
Enemy of Informed Voting Editorial Echoes Reader Rights
Editor Lloyd Orme defends independent thinking against urging readers how to vote. c. FE. ABBOTT at 82144 W, 4th St.
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Lloyd Orme
C. FE
Abbott
4Th St
Questions for a Representative
A plea for representative accountability urges reporters at all lawmaking meetings and prepublication of new bills a vow to ensure equal protection and constitutional rights for children. It calls for aligned legal definitions with Webster and opposes large foreign aid and broad programs like Social Security and public education.
Want R-3 Zone for Apartments
A letter to the editor from Ray Turner of 260 Holtert St contends that Dooleyville mayor and council oppose rezoning to R-3 to permit apartment housing. He argues parking lots built by local business owners harm residents and calls for zoning relief for property owners amid congestion and tax concerns.
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Dooleyville
Charles R. Dooley
Dooley
Ray Turner
Holtert St
Press Telegram Ridgehead Office Listing Cal State
Incomplete OCR text lists multiple staff roles for The Press Telegram including publishers editors and managers in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Mentions Ridder family publishers and various office addresses and advertising reps. Content is fragmented with garbled place names and stray punctuation.
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Rational Advertising
Ridderdowns, Inc
New York
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