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   Corona Daily Independent (Newspaper) - June 23, 1966, Corona, California                                ULTIMATUM Lifeguard Sally points to sign which speaks for itself at the Norco Municipal Mark pool hair fouls up the pool filter just as much as hair The new rule went into effect when the pool opened this Who is your favorite and do you this 6331 Charles like Mr. Vanderdoes because he is a very nice petr son and also because he is my 11776 I because we play and good times 0 BERT 6331 guess Garold Smith because we have fun riding playing army and also YORK life and to put an top 300 Communists went dent leftist candidate into the to work today on a plan to put White House in 1969. themselves into the Emerging from the shadows stream of American politick for the first time in the delegates to convention of the party went by section and 10-11 by a massive word speech last night in a 9 voice by perspiring Gus Abby S the untitled leader of 2 homegrown 4 Hall's them? was The time is ripe for Memo 12  Communism is to And 7 must unite in a Lane 4 peace  and the civil 5 movement to defeat 8-9 President Johnson and 10 "depraved in and the candidate 12 ^^ Republicans morning low clouds Little temperature noon temperature was 82, after an overnight low of 55. Yesterday's Was 93.  said he had no one man dn mind as Naming one at this he told create an he said of Sen. Wayne been playing a big is a constant critic of Viet Nam Doggett Ben Butterfield BEN 11776 like Larry 'cause we play football and baseball together and go bike riding ISABEL 2563 pick the Ray Simmons family because we've been friends for fourteen They were neighbors in West Isabel Heth Martha Copeland MARTHA 1034 favorite neighbor is Mary I like her because she gives us fire 60 per cent ZON - A force of 700 brought a stubborn brush fire that has more than 3,000 acres on the north dope ot Mt. San Jacinto under 60 pw cent containment OK augers well for tax The legislation reforming California's tax assessor system has cleared a major legislative hurdle and faces one more Senate committee test before reaching the weeks of dispute over its potential costs to businessmen and public the omnibus broke out of the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee yesterday and went to the Committee for a final test before reaching the It had been stalled almost two months in the legislation was the result of charges last year of and favoritism in assessor by Democratic Assemblymen John Kmw of Richmond and Nicholas Petris of abolishes provisions permitting assessors to keep secret their ratios of assessment to market The requires assessors to adopt a uniform 25 per cent ratio by 1971.  to 25 per cent ratio said it will benefit some businessman and public utilities whose property is assessed now at a higher Knox replied it will homeowners whose rates are generally at or above the 25 per cent level while industrial properties P.R. U.S. saw today the report that 12 Cuban girl athletes were asylum here to have been very and story Spread rapidly this U.S. island it seemed authentic to take in U.S. immigration authorities as well as news Immigration chief William T. McConarty confirmed at one point that the girls were on the way to his office and immigration were standing by to Although precise sequence in which the story spread is it appears to have by bus driver Reinaldo who said the of the Cuban the Caribbean escaped from his bus when It was waved to the curb by a member of its police bus was one of a carrying 144 Cuban athletes to the San Juan where a tug was waiting to take them to the Cuban freighter lying on bus The athletes were part 357-member team representing Cuba at the 10th Central American and Caribbean games They finished competing in the games and were being loaded aboard the ship to wait until the entire group sails for Cuba Feliciano the rear defer of the bus was opened and several of the girls scrambled out and piled into nearby a white car Feliciano said had been shadowing the to at least 12 girls got away i- possibly 17.  a police captain riding on the bus later sold no one got off. A motorcycle policeman escorting the bus said the same contradictions of story did not emerge until much 53  CALIF. PHONE 737-1234  JUNE 23, 1966  MISAPPROPRIATED AIDE Thomas J. Dodd's former administrative assistant today accused the Democrat of of hundreds of thousands of dollars of campaign P. Boyd told the Senate Ethics Committee that Dodd's other such as his alleged efforts on behalf of Chicago lobbyist Julius on a new with the publication of campaign data after the 1964 senatorial the first witness in the committee's hearings on accusations of against also testified that he has received no pay for the materials which he stole from Dodd's files and gave to columnist Jack Boyd began his public testimony yesterday by that Dodd flew to West Germany on Klein's behalf and entertained German James B. asked Boyd today when he first became concerned Dodd's relationship with in a crowded Senate hearing said he thought it was little odd for quite a He also said he the propriety of accepting but testified he had not tried to set himself up as a judge of He said he did not really come to grips with the question until he was faced with I thought was a misappropriation of hundreds of thousands of dollars of campaign campaign published early in 1964, were he and the totals were erroneous and very disappointing to was no since tiie committee is addressing in the present hearings to Dodd's relations with was in the cards Tex. Joel E. 30, was sentenced to 10 years in prison the card he a friend in a hospital narcotics ward contained heroin concealed in a floral I'LL SINKI Swimming instructor uon fame helps a frightened youngster float on his back during lesson time at Norco's pool this Boys in are advanced On left is Sally her smaller Lessons art offered starting at 9,  LA. lawmakers control I Edmund G. Brown's agreement to permit introduction of legislation proposed by Los Angeles Mayor Samuel Yorty has drawn from two Democratic lawmakers who represent of the central Los F. Douglas told newsmen yesterday the governor for political and to Yorty when Brown met with his primary election opponent here Monday to discuss tougher Mervyn 19 Iowa Glesne was 3 when he moved with his paf ' ' housing for married University of Iowa now married and 22, again lives In the same In 19 only the rent has changed up per governor in a letter he was in Brown's actions because he had turned down a request by to put job opportunities budget submitted to still no city tax in sight for Norco if a proposed budget submitted at last special budget study session is approved by t h e city A. interim introduced the proposed budget to the mayor and council during a three-hour open in the city new in addition to those included in the present are a part-time planning assistant at an al part-time building inspector at for street a two-way radio to the city additional office and a ledger system of hiring of a special officer for public functions and a school crossing guard were also though not in the proposed schedule estimates the new year general fund revenue at as opposed to the 1965-66 income estimate of an increase of revenue in the general fund last year was only making an income jump of more than in just two fund revenues are derived from such as sales franchise coholic beverage license dance permits and building license there will be special purpose funds such as the traffic safety motor vehicle taxes and state gas These sources should yield for a grand total of n o th er budget open to the will be held tonight at 7:30. the legislation before the you yielded place a Yorty on special said there was no need for new said he was also miffed at the governor for not including him in the Yorty is a personal affront to me because Watts is in the heart of my he legislation asked by Yorty was introduced just hours earlier by Assemblyman Bob D - It outlaws inciting a riot and set a penalty of a fine or six months in will find question mark in GOP support for Calif. Reagan and his fellow Republican candidates for the November general election today pledged a do-it-yourself help from national political they're planning to run way from governor to staie The candidates a years for California's California's Tuesday after a session with GOP State Chairman Gaylord B. who won his party's gubernatorial nomination in a landslide in the June 7 is between the people of California and excluded U.S. Sen. Barry M. the party's 1984 presidential from being asked to campaign for the November He also excluded President Richard M. Nixon and former President Dwight D. the former who endorsed Reagan last the GOP gubernatorial nominee Eisenhower made it plain campaign in big mark was Sen. H. state's senior indicated he still was uncertain whether he will an endorsement from know of any Reagan said of his relations with He Kuchel had to his support of the been long opposed to the Liberty which would eliminate the federal income Reagan fell short of pledging to support Kuchel for in 1968, when the senior senator is expected to bid for another would say only that he would support the ticket in 1968. Former San Francisco Mayor George whom defeated in the wanted the pledge before agreeing to support Reagan in the general often and privately critical of Reagan before the pledged solid backing of the statewide GOP slate in the general Saudi Arabia's King Faisal concludes an amicable visit here today and heads for a cold shoulder reception in New York John V. Lindsay of New York cancelled a planned state in New for Faisal after erupted over the King's of Jews as made the a speech The speeds prompted Lindsay to caU of Sitate Dean Rusk for and brought immediate demands from several New York city officials for a boycott of  

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