California becomes nation’s most populous state in strides of growth
Editorial notes California’s population surge propelling it past New York to lead the nation. Writers discuss the gliding curve of expansion, diverse geography and economy, escalating educational programs, and political complexities fueling California’s rising status as No. 1 in population and a challenge to record and report its story responsibly.
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York
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Calfornia
Tobe Lorpyst
Newsweek
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Cme
Seattle
Taxpayer Group Backs 1A Yes Vote for Bond Issue
A California Taxpayers Association endorsement backs Prop 1A the 270 million state building and higher education bond. It funds campus development at Long Beach State Irvine UC Orange County and junior colleges. The association warns against pay as you go financing and warns of potential future tax increases while urging a yes vote.
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Major California firms spread political information to workers Dan Kimball Aerojet General Democrat and Brown ally urged employee involvement in campaigns via non partisan appeals Workers could contribute and designate funds to campaigns Democrats and Republicans benefited from the effort The Electric Company sued over campaign related programs with earlier footage and plans remains unclear
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Henry C. MacArthur
Sacramento
CNS
Dan Kimball
Aerojet General
Edmund G. Brown
Aerojet
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PG&E candidate appearances planned for six weeks
A fuzzy OCR text describes PG&E scheduling six weeks of candidate appearances for employees. Each candidate will speak on a separate day, answer questions, and be filmed for broadcast to San Francisco and other offices. The program aims to inform employees on propositions without partisan bias.
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Awkarieton
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Castro Threats and Kennedy Stark Cuba Policy
A letter essay notes Fidel Castro’s Soviet-backed stance and the need for U.S. readiness, including possible use of force. It argues the Monroe Doctrine remains vital, warns Cuba as a Soviet fortress, and calls Kennedy to plan robust action rather than a holding action.
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Monroe
John Quincy Adinou
Kennedy Questioned as Washington Boosts Kennedy Quota
A garbled Washington related column discusses Teddy Kennedy's Senate bid in Massachusetts facing trouble. It mentions a sense that Washington's Kennedy quota is full and speculates on polling and political sentiment, with fragmented notes on farms, highways, and other issues. The piece blends editorials with multiple names and places, but mainly centers on perceived support for Kennedy.
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Teddy Kennedy
Senate
Massachuttts
Washington
Kennedy
Public Forum Letters Question Conservative Labels and Registration
Readers discuss Frankfurter and the League for Industrial Democracy, questioning conservatism within liberal circles. The letter urges public registration reminders, cites deputy registrar contacts, and notes Los Angeles County voter figures for the upcoming November election. Ernest E. Debs signs as chairman.
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Coast
Felis Frankfurter
Felix Frankfurter
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LID
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Stuart Chase
George Soule
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American Civil Liberties Union
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Thomas
Sidney Watts
Knoxville
Supreme Court
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Ister
Registrar of Voters Office
Madison
Los Angeles
Ernest E
Debs
Debs Pleads for Registration Drive Support
As chairman of the County Board of Supervisors and of the nonpartisan voter registration drive, the editor thanks readers for urging people to register and exercise their rights. The note notes September 13 as the last day to register.
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Debs
County Board of Supervisors
LPT Insurance Plan Lauded by Nurse Subscriber
Registered nurse Helen Dandy praises a subscriber insurance plan found in the paper, noting 50 cents a month yields ample benefits including ambulance money and disability payments. She compares it favorably to a $207 yearly policy, urging others to subscribe for the value and alerts readers to the good deal.
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Helen Dandy
Glendora Ave
California Special Districts Spur Deep Public Confusion
A study of California special districts explains their growth from 3000 plus entities to cover services like water, fire protection, sanitation and street lighting. Districts arise by petition, operate independently, and may tax and issue bonds. critics call them duplicate efforts and hard to grasp for voters.
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