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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1963

Page

10

Bulgaria to Bulgaria Soybean Sale under Commerce License

The Commerce Department approved an export license for 965000 dollars of soybean products to Communist Bulgaria, the first such shipment to bloc nations since policy relaxed. The order covers soybean oil and cake and meal, with earlier farm fund exports totaling about 28 million going to Hungary. Exact quantities and the recipient firm were not disclosed.

Washington (P Commerce Department Bulgaria Iron Curtain Hungary

Union Charges Fraud in AMA Medicare Controversy

NEW YORK a AFL-CIO convention wrapped up official business after charging the American Medical Association with fraud and misrepresenting Taft's support of medical care for the aging. George Meany was re-elected to a fifth term as AFL-CIO president. a $400,000 damage suit by Paul Normile of Pittsburgh alleges a forged transcript misrepresented union leaders. The AMA condemned the charge as false and a publicity stunt amid House Ways and Means hearings on health care.

New York AFL- Ci American Medical Association Washington Paul Normile Pittsargh Isbor Committee On Political Education Afl-Cio Congress Dent Edward R. Annis AMA Meany Jean

Scranton and Rockefeller Meet On 1964 Delegation Plans

Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York held talks amid hopes to avoid a statewide battle for Pennsylvania’s 1964 Republican convention delegation. Scranton favored an uncommitted slate or a possible favorite son bid to maintain party unity, while Rockefeller’s campaign approach favored limited public campaigning with governors. Goldwater, the leading candidate, cannot yet curb backers’ actions in Pennsylvania, and Scranton postponed a planned meeting with Goldwater due to a family death.

New York William Scranton Pennsylvania Nelson A. Rockefeller Scranton Rockefeller Gover Hors Barry Goldwater Arizona Capi Ture Deleg Lion Goldwater T Goldwater

Fire at Surfside Theater in Atlantic City

A general alarm fire destroyed the Surfside Theater in Atlantic City New Jersey and threatened a chemical plant. Police investigated arson as a possibility after witnesses reported gasoline odor and a man with a can seen fleeing. The blaze followed a previously cleared arson suspect in the Surfside fire that killed 25 elderly in Monday’s incident.

Atlantic City N. J UPI Surfside

U S Supports U N Call End Discrimination Coast to Reach Miami

United States backs a U N declaration to end racial discrimination worldwide within constitutional bounds. Adlai Stevenson filed reservations over a paragraph banning organizations promoting discrimination, arguing free speech protects advocacy of views. Meanwhile a Miami based motor vessel rescued seven men from a freighter sinking near the Gulf of Mexico after distress calls were relayed to the Coast Guard.

U.S U.N Cuba Miami United Nations United States South Africa Assembly Adlai Stevenson A. S Bassador Stevenson Scvell Wits Hadipat Honduras Joanne Key West Havanas Ihan Gulf of Chief Mexico Airley West

State Told It Must Build School a Day

California faces a plan to fund and build a school daily from now until 1970 to meet rising enrollments. State Controller Alan Cranston warned that education costs would grow as 43 percent of the state budget and urged continued dedication to universal schooling amid debates on tax funding and free speech protections.

Los Angeles Alan Cranston California Cranston Gales Association of Stevenson Stad United States Herone Russia Nion O Fee

L A Health Workers Keep Jobs in Merger

L A health workers retain positions amid a proposed city county merger while enrollment growth outpaces expansion. Hollinger notes state college enrollment may double and University of California should grow from 64,000 to 96,000 in county service. Cranston calls for fair, budgeted classifications for new duties.

Los Angeles Col- Health Services County Lege Lindon S. Hollinger Hollinger Univer City of California Tinance Cranston

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