Nixon says policy may shift on short notice if needed
Treasury Secretary Connally says the administration could change basic economic policy on very short order if current measures fail to spur jobs and curb inflation. He stresses the goal of reducing unemployment while keeping inflation in check and notes no final decision to favor one aim over the other. He also cautions about an energy crisis and signals no major tax changes this year.
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Senator seeks 5 percent tax on motorcycle tires
Sen. Arlen F. Gregorio of San Mateo introduced a bill to levy a five percent sales tax on motorcycle tires to fund a study and a land purchase for recreational use by motorcyclists. The plan aims to create riding areas for motorcycles trail bikes and mini bikes away from regular recreation zones.
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UPI
Arlen F. Gregorio
San Mateo
Chicken Dinner Fundraiser For Chadbourne Elementary
The Family Faculty Association of Chadbourne Elementary School in Fremont hosts its annual chicken dinner fundraiser in the school multipurpose room from 5 to p.m. Tickets, sold by fourth to sixth graders, cost 1.50 or 1.25 depending on portions. Free meals are offered to preschoolers. Menu features fried chicken rofa and honey potato salad ice cream milk and coffee. In a photo, David Crowell helps organizers ready the kitchen for the event.
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Fremont
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Thomas Crowell
Thomas DelBello
Same zeal for cancer work as for space effort urged
UPI reports senior medical officers urged a cancer cure effort with the same resolve as the space program and a moon landing while opposing a separate new federal agency. They backed substantial funding but warned cancer research is too complex for a single agency and should stay within NIH and HEW.
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Benno C. Schmidt
New York
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Teen hijack suspect released to father
Thomas Kelly Marston, 16, charged with hijacking a National Airlines plane at gunpoint, was released to his Mobile, Alabama father after a night in custody. Federal magistrate Peter Palermo ordered custody transfer to Melville H. Marston, an insurance agent who traveled to Miami to retrieve him. Authorities in Mobile will decide how to proceed on the air piracy charge.
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National Airlines
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BART reports minority hiring progress and goals
SAN FRANCISCO BART says one in four employees belong to a minority group after a five year hiring push. General Manager B R Stokes notes 121 minority employees, with blacks in the majority and Orientals and Latinos making up the rest. He stresses high skill requirements and plans to match district ethnic makeup with population.
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Crusade panel to decide on Fremont Boys Club aid
The United Hay Area Crusade panel will recommend to UBAC whether to grant the Boys' Club of Fremont the full $92,000 requested for this year. Club officials including Joe Alter and Guy Clouser argued the need, citing a $1,475 monthly deficit and worsened services for Spanish speakers as factors in the tentative decision.
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City awaits reaction to Thornton proposal
Newark city officials press ahead with plans to rejuvenate the Thornton Avenue Business District inviting 22 property owners to a 4 p.m. meeting at city hall. Officials note preliminary cost figures will be shared though rough and provisional as they gauge owner reactions to an assessment district covering Olive to Elm Streets and parts of Sycamore and Rich avenues.
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City Hall
Richard W. Turnlund
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Anthony L. Nelson
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Elm Streets
Sycamore
Rich Avenuues
Senate ends bid to alter filibuster rules vote
Senate halted its seven week fight to change filibuster rules after a 55 to 39 vote to end a Southern led filibuster. The proposed plan would have required a three fifths majority to end debate, not two thirds. Senator Javits challenged Ellender ruling, Mansfield tabled, Javits criticized Agnew for not ruling.
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UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Chamber
Frank Church
Didaho
Aid
Jacob K. Javits
RMWY
Allen J. Ellender
DeLa
Mansfield
Javits
Spiro T. ‘Agnew
Jack Miller
Lowa
Miller
Governor Raises Rewards for Stagecoach Robbers
California lawmakers debated altering criminal justice rewards as the governor may reward up to 1000 dollars for arrests in stagecoach robberies and related crimes. The Assembly Criminal Justice Committee removed stagecoach language while maintaining rewards for escaped convicts and other offenses. Senate debates stalled near a two thirds threshold as reformers faltered and several potential switchers voted against cloture.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Assembly Criminal In Justice Committee
Trees planted in Central Park for Arbor Day Green-In event
About 300 people attended Central Park's Arbor Day Green-In last weekend. The City Beautiful Committee had 10 redwood trees donated by Edenvale Nursery planted in the name of Niles Rotary Club, plus six deodar cedars by six Cub Scout packs. Earlier 200 flowering trees were planted by Niles Rotary Club and 1,000 trees remain to be planted from the landscaping budget. A grove of 20 Albizia trees is planned. Entertainment included the Thor Throats and Irvington High School Jazz Band. Grimmer School sixth graders spoke on trees and open space. Cadette Girl Scout Troop 1842 dramatized Seeds of Growth. Keith Medeiros led the event.
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Central Park
City Beautiful
Thor Throats
Irvington High School
Susan Rudd
Paul Andrews
Grimmer School
Senate adopts resolution mourning ex Senator Jack Tenney
The Senate unanimously adopted a resolution praising former Senator Jack Tenney of Los Angeles for chairing the Joint Fact-finding Committee on Un-American Activities and for alerting the state and nation to the communist menace. The measure by Senator Ralph Dils was sent to the Assembly by a standing vote.
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UPI
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D-Gardena
Arcus Audit Bureau Circulation Figures Report
An Arcus audit notes subscription figures showing declines for the daily and Sunday editions. The report cites circulation trends across regions, with specific mention of Fremont and Cab along with prime subscribers and circulation totals.
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