Fate Of His Senate Bills Report From Senator Shaw
San Bernardino County State Senator Stanford C. Shaw reports on the fate of his bills as the June 16 deadline nears. With measures passing or dying swiftly, the Senate and Assembly are focusing on the other house. The notable item is Senate Bill 671 on the Yucca Valley Twentynine Palms highway, which barely cleared the time limit and passed last week.
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Stanford C. Shaw
San Bernardino County
Senate
Assembly
House
Yucca Valley
Twentynine Palms
Canata Canata
Assembly Committee
Congress
Assembly Rules Committee
Colorado River
Assemblyman
Cologne
Barstow
Ashfork
Arizona
Transportation Committee
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Blood Tests For Drunk Drivers: Assembly Committee Rejection
A long report discusses proposed blood breath urine or saliva tests to prove drunken driving. The measure would suspend or revoke licenses for failing tests, while debates cite scientific accuracy versus police testimony. Other bills on psychology certification and inheritance tax reforms are noted as stalled or advancing in committees.
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California
Sion
Likalyer
Legislature Adjourns Without Major Action on Drunken Driving Deaths
The legislature will adjourn without significant action to reduce the portion of the automobile death rate caused by drunken drivers. Last year 3,700 deaths versus 3,500 the prior year.
CME Graduation To Feature Judd Sunday In Bowl
Rep Walter H Judd of Minnesota will give the commencement address at the Redlands Bowl for 269 College of Medical Evangelists graduates. Reserved seats will be set aside for parents and guests. The program starts at 6 p m and the event marks the last class to graduate. The report also notes laws on chemical tests and driver consent in drunken driving cases, with nine states adopting similar provisions.
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Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
College of Medical Evangelists
Congressman Judd
Chicago
Parents and
Secretary of State
Assembly
World War II Evacuee Wins Claim
Mary Taki Sonoda, an American woman of Japanese ancestry living in Chicago, was awarded 27000 by the Court of Claims in California internment damages. The decision, first under the 1956 amendment to the Japanese American evacuation claims act, covers losses from two Imperial Valley farms and family displacement during World War II.
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UPIC
Court of Claims
California
Mary Taki Sonoda
Chicago
Imperial
Niland
Calif
Miss Sonoda
Tomaji Sonoda
United States
Japan
Imperial Valley
Los Angeles
Sale Limit Bill Clears Assembly in Sacramento
In Sacramento, the Assembly gave final legislative approval to a bill banning grocery stores from limiting item quantities in a sale. Sponsored by Senator Hugh Burns of Fresno, the measure treats limits of one item per customer as presumptive evidence of intent to injure competitors or destroy competition.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Hugh Burns
Fresno
Loma Linda University forms from merger of SDA colleges
Graduates from the College of Medical Evangelists will join two California Seventh-day Adventist liberal arts colleges to create Loma Linda University on July 1. Remaining graduation events continue with a Vesper service in Los Angeles and a commencement sermon by John W. Osborn in Pasadena. An 8 p.m. reception closes the graduation week on the quadrangle before Danielis Nadí.
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California Seventh-day Adventist Liberal Arts
Loma Linda University
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Los Angeles
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Southeastern Conference of
Seventh-day Adventists
Danielis Nadi
Stevenson Clears First Hurdles In South America
UPI report on Adlai Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, touring South America. He encounters mixed receptions in Caracas and Buenos Aires as he promotes Kennedy’s alliance plan and Inter-American council aims. He cannot commit policy but can advise, with visits planned to Uruguay and Brazil. Four of ten stops completed.
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UPI
Adlai Stevenson
U.S. Ambass
United Nations
America
Caracas
Venezuela
Kennedy
Adlai
Richard Nixon
Buenos Aires
Stevenson
U.S
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Punta del Este
Uruguay
New York
Montevideo
Latin America
Europe
United States
Brazil
Stock Market Postpones June Rally
The stock market week opened with a Dow rise on Vienna summit dispatches but stalled as Laos hostilities and a summer lull cooled optimism. Industrials rose 3.20 to 700.90, rails up 0.04 to 143.93, utilities up 0.76 to 113.77. S&P 300 dipped 0.07. Major movers included American Viscose up 4% on a calories-free bulk additive, Avco up, and GM up amid divestiture talk.
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MPI ‘Financial
NEW “York
UPI
Laos
Vienna
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Dow Jones
Brand Standard & Poor
Avco
General Motors
Justice Department
GM Acceptance Corp
du Pont
Raytheon
IBM
Motorola
Litton
Lukens Steel
Texas Instruments
Inland
International Telephone
U.S. Steel
YMCA Offers Adult Softball Program
Redlands YMCA announces a summer adult softball program led by physical director Wes Ogle. He plans two to three teams to compete with neighboring YMCAs and among themselves on the lighted field behind the Y. Interested persons should contact Mr. Ogle Ralph Davis or Bill Gibson at the Y.
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Redlands
Chest X Ray Unit Offers Free Screens In Yucaipa
The Mobile Chest X ray Unit of the Tuberculosis and Health Association of San Bernardino County will set up at Stater Bros Market on Yucaipa boulevard next Wednesday and Thursday. It will operate from 12 noon to 3 pm and 4 pm to 6 pm. Adults are urged to attend.
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Yucaipa Valley
Tuberculosis and Fealth Association of
San Bernardino County
Stater Bros
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