The Love of Learning and the Nation’s Future
Francis Keppel, education commissioner, argues for adequate school buildings and qualified teachers to meet rising demand. He warns that without a supportive climate and desegregation progress, American students risk being left behind as the country seeks a strong, educated workforce.
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Francis Keppel
Gommisstone
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Educa Rio
Reppeh
Edie Patorse
We Ag Savage
Irving He Perluss
Sacramento County
Ourt Beath
Florence Clifton
Granade Hills
Faragy
Bacwa
Bright
Gan
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Badko
Oba Thanol
Sesignes Vst Pongal
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Ben Sang Bazae
California deer antlerless hunt fuels Northeast debate
A 1962 deer kill report shows 4523 deer were shot in Modoc, Lassen, and Plumas counties, far below the 1961 level and the five year average. The Department of Fish and Game faces backlash over antlerless quotas and management plans as it weighs stricter controls and ranges improvements amid broader statewide deer management talks.
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Buck Kill
Calfurnia
Madore
Lassen
Plumas
United Humane Front
Thea
Greer
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Department of Agriculture
Bookie Warrigill Applies for Unemployment Benefits
A report notes bookie George Warrigill filed for unemployment after blizzards disrupted hundreds of races. The action occurred Wednesday, reflecting the impact of severe weather on racing schedules and livelihoods.
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Desbury
George Warrigill
Page One News Retells Local Office Resignations and Farewell
Fragmented OCR text recalls page one items from a 40s to 50s era newspaper, mentioning office dismissals and resignations. It references a judge elect, Beeston, Audrey Florenbec’s Beach school, and various district figures. The piece notes a last salary draw by a public official and upcoming county assessment events.
Law in Action on Wills and Federal Powers
California lawyers explain how wills, estate transfers, and property escheat operate under state law and when federal policy preempts state rules. The column covers wills without heirs, probate, community property, and enclaves where federal laws supersede state law, with examples and guidance.
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United States
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
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California
Maeglage
A. Verge
Skybolt Ads Draw Pentagon Backlash and Conflict
A mid December Skybolt missile advertising push by Douglas Aircraft, funded by Air Force support, faced public policy clashes. The ads contradicted statements from the White House and Defense Secretary McNamara, highlighting behind the scenes defense industry influence on military messaging. President Kennedy warned about an alliance between big defense and the armed services.
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Newsweek
Fortune
Pentagon
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Air Force
White House
America
Skybolt
Eisenhower
Big Defense
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Ike
Senate
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Symington
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Pearl Harbor
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Detroit
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Perate
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Atomic Energy &No
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Mre Panies
Leegricgt
Petro Edison
Douglas Dillon
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Republicay
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California political strife and appointments amid emergency rules
A chaotic long-era draft of California governance outlines emergency measures, routine appointments, and shifting state agency leadership as Governor Edmund G. Brown seeks automatic resignations. The article notes health and welfare agency head changes, county court appointments, and proposals on natural gas regulation while detailing broader state legislative plans and infrastructure initiatives.
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Gaknogwga
Ghyernor Edmund
Brown
Sipordisdre
Vaid
Rly Office Corporation
Renon
Gould
Winslow Christian
Sierra County Superior Court
Health and Welfare Agency
Christian
Samuel B. Lease
Welfare Study Commission
Milton G. Gordon
Beverly Hills
State Real Estate Commission
Numa Real Estate Espamisp
Commentary on United States Latin America policy and regional politics
A foreign commentary critiques U S pledged aid to Latin America, arguing it ties prestige to democratic progress while noting pressures from leftist revolutions and rightist dictatorships. The piece surveys economic aid totals, political pressures on governments, and calls for reform focused on education and governance amid regional instability.
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Latin America
Jyss Berey
Asad
Oftay Sion & Bragily
Bratoes Amore
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