Disillusioned families seek stay in New Zealand then return
The Oriana carried Frank M. Bosch and family of Montana including nine children back toward the United States after a failed attempt to settle in New Zealand. Immigration officials warned of only a temporary three month stay and the family departed Auckland amid work offers. Alice Masaryk, 87, longtime Czech leader's daughter, died in Chicago aged 87 at the Bohemian Home for the Aged. Princess Margaret's husband, Lord Snowdon, underwent a minor operation and was reported resting in London after an undisclosed ailment.
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Reagan Soon to Hear Pay Hike Plea in California
In Sacramento Ronald Reagan prepared to meet with Democratic leaders and state officials over a proposed six percent pay raise for California state employees. The California State Employees Association cites costs of at least 30 million dollars, plus 25 million for UC and state colleges, as talks with the personnel board loom.
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Los Angeles
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Eisenhower urges global effort to curb communism
Johns Hopkins President Milton S. Eisenhower told a Baltimore audience that the United States cannot defeat communism by force or aid alone. He urged concerted action by free nations, especially industrial powers, and warned earlier administrations’ policies were insufficient. He spoke at a dinner honoring him with a National Brotherhood Award.
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United States
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
Maryland
High Scaffold Volunteer Killed in Fall in Albany
A 28 year old construction worker Nicholas Maurizio died after a 3000 pound limestone block slipped from chains while being lowered toward a scaffold 80 feet above the New York Telephone Co building in Albany. George Davis described how Maurizio swapped places with him against his doctor’s warning. Another worker was unharmed.
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Solos in Hospital Admits Nebraskan Congressman for Observation
U S Congressman Dave Martin of Nebraska, a Republican, was admitted to Walter Reed Army Medical Center on Tuesday for observation after a reported heart attack. Details remain unclear as officials cited ongoing monitoring and medical staff assessments.
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Washington Caily
Dave_ " Martin
Walter Reed, Amy Hospital
Long Beach Newspaper Circulation Notice and Pricing
Classified notice lists delivery rates and Bureau of Circulation audit details for a Long Beach paper. Mentions second class matter, monthly rates, daily publication except Sundays, and distribution at Gilt Street and Pine Avenue.
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Long Beach
Nember ‘Audit Bureau of Circulation
Giltitrest
Pine Avenue
Ev Dirksen Debuts as Entertainer Outside Senate
Washington reports Ev Dirksen, former Republican Leader Everett Dirksen, makes his debut as an entertainer with a three-tape series and a Capitol preview. He says proceeds go to charity and features patriotic poems set to music by a 29‑piece ensemble, including The Gallant Men.
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Senate
Washington
Everett
Jml Dirksen
Dirksen
Dirksentes
Capitol
Instant Organ Playing At Hammond Organ Studios
Learn rapid Hammond Organ playing with no previous music experience. Staff will guide new players to a pleasing melody on first visit. No buy in, no charges or obligations. Open 9 to 9 weekdays, 10 to 15 Sunday, 2188 Lakewood Blvd.
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Hammond Organ Studios
Lakewood Blvd
J Merbers
Abe
Hammond Organ
Four Long Beach lawmakers lining up for top 1967 posts
Sacramento reports four Long Beach area legislators poised for key chairmanships in the 1967 Legislature. Joseph M. Kenrick is likely to lead the Senate Public Utilities Committee, Joe A. Gonsalves to helm the Assembly Rules Committee, Vincent Thomas to keep the Joint Legislative Audit Committee, and Carley V. Porter to remain as Assembly Water Committee chair.
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Sacramento
Long Beach
State Panel Urges 10 Pet Hikes for College Teachers
In San Francisco the State Coordinating Council for Higher Education unanimously recommends 10.8 percent raises for California college faculty, with full professors earning up to $17,000 more. The council rejects a 5 percent enhancement to aid recruitment, but supports implementing 5 percent in 1968. Recommendations target UC and state college salaries as part of financing plans for 78 junior colleges shifting funding to the general fund.
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University of Californiayers
Sf ‘College
State Coordinating Council For Higher Education
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