Last Day to File Alien Address Reports in 1962
George K. Rosenberg of the Immigration and Naturalization Service notes today is the final day to file Alien Address Reports under the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act. All aliens except certain diplomats and temporary workers must file yearly in January at the nearest INS office or post office. About 375,000 reports are expected nationwide in Southern California, with roughly 35,000 aliens still unfiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Rosenberg
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Immigration and Nationality Act
Rosenberg
Post Office of Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
California
State Guardsmen to Take Part in Practice Alert
California Army and Air National Guardsmen will assemble at armories in February for Operation Can-Do a state wide practice to test readiness for civil defense and emergency service. Maj. Gen. Rod eric L Hill says about 23000 guardsmen plus CNGR will participate with Nike batteries, emergency communications and home armory sites coordinating muster. The exercise aims to show speed and efficiency and will emphasize civil defense missions with the 196? record to beat.
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California Army
Air National Guardsmen
Roderic L. Hill
Gentedneral
National Guard
CNGR
General Hill
Hill
Air National Guard
NIKE
California National Guard
California Weeds Cause High Costs Across State and Sectors
Californians spend millions annually on weed control from home gardens to farms and highways. Weeds waste water and reduce yields, creating fire hazards and wildfire risk. The California State Chamber of Commerce leads statewide weed mitigation efforts.
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California
California State Chamber of Commerce
Weeds and Cost in San Jose County Work Against Loss
Weeds threaten crops and land value, but control requires collective effort. Officials emphasize cooperative action to prevent large losses, urging residents to participate in weed management efforts.
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San Jose Ie
Gov
Ksgt
Bethern Choir Hosts Family Event at Mennonite Assembly
The article notes a family gathering linked to the Mennonite Bethern Choir, highlighting communal singing and a note of fellowship within the church group.
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Ate Family
Bethern Choir
Internal Revenue Purchase Quantities Noted
A brief item notes quantities of 100 or more bought at 30 cents per acre as recorded by the Superintendent.
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