Starzel to retire after 21 years as AP executive director
Frank J. Starzel, longtime general manager of the Associated Press, will retire after 21 years in charge. The AP directors, including Alan J. Gould and Benjamin McKelway, praised his service and noted his departure follows weeks of contemplation and a formal presentation of the decision.
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York
Aangmead
Starzel
Alan J. Gould
Elso
Gould
Apa
Benjamin AL McKelway
The
Washington Star
Associated Press
Frank H. Bartholomew
Guard
International
Franvisey
Lis
Dad
Caroline
Caroline Kennedy
Marstrom
Connecticut
Roger Morgan
Patsul
Districts Realigned by Council Sees Wide Changes
Councilwide district realignment updates long standing boundaries. Districts 1 3 4 6 7 extend east or north with new corridors from Orange to Walnut Avenue and Signal Hill to the city boundary. Notable notes include references to Obispo Avenue and Wardlow Road shifts.
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Emmec Sullivar
Orange
Walnut Avenue
Anaheim
Redondo
Roswell Avenue
Livingston Drive
Seventh Street
Ming Avenue
Pacific Coast
Atherton Street
Dirvle
Studebaker
Stearns Street
Los Coyotes
Clark Avenue
Signal
Les Coyotes Diagaria
Monogram Avenue
Spring Street
Wardlow Road
Wardlow
Carson Street
Mamitos
Rouse
Obispo Avenue
Attahelm
Fivo
Kennedy
White House
Hill Street
25Th Street
Washington
Newport
Signal Hill
Long
Caroline
Beach Boulevard
District 7
Pacificievele
Morgan
Westbrook Barracks
Czechoslovakia
Orange Avenue
District 6
Prague
Market
60Th Streets
Mims
Radio Prague
California
Chermitted
Steinberger
Wald
Erat Aviations
Trict & Hines
Gottwald
First Lady's Secret Service Guards Seize Cameraman
Reporters describe a tense scene as a cameraman near the White House fence is challenged by Secret Service agents guarding the First Lady aboard a motorcade. A conflict arises over arrest claims and access as the plane arrives and security details supervise the area.
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Secret Service
Page
Mims
Clint Hill
White House
Edgar Wildy
Laily
Kennedy
Force
Caroline
Soda Curity
Hill
Jhind
Steinberger
Nixon in Long Beach Warns on Government Restraints
Former vice president Nixon spoke in Long Beach urging limited federal role in education funding while backing Proposition 1A for school construction. He advocated private health coverage, opposed Medicare expansion, and highlighted California job growth and industry.
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Nixon
L.B
Long Beach
Fege
Kerr-Mills
Jnkis
California Voter List Sets Record at November Election
Los Angeles County accounts for almost 40 percent of state registration with 2,979,573 voters. Detailed totals show Temucrats 4,289,997 Republicans 3,001,038 Prohibition 4,824 Declined to State 230,15 Miscellaneous 3,437. County breakdown lists 1,791,200 Democrats and 1,178,365 Republicans amid minor party and undeclared voters. LA's share reaches 39.66 percent.
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Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Ed Murrow Leaves Iran for Washington by Air
Tehran dispatch reports Ed Murrow director of the U S Information Agency departed by air for the United States after concluding activities in Iran. The move ends his official Iranair visit and returns him to Washington.
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Ed Murrow
Iran
U.S
Tehran
Irani
Edt
Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Fort ‘Washington
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