California tax plan teased as openers for voters
A Sacramento press preview touts a Democratic tax reform package aimed at California homeowners renters and small businesses. The proposal would eliminate property taxes on homes shift burden to other taxes and offer renter credits while warning of higher costs if welfare tied budgets push back. Critics say it risks higher prices and job losses, urging broader state cost of living controls and spending limits.
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Uhupia
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Pasanon
Chauman
Barnpin
Moretthaml Gonsalves
Sacramento Press
Sel
Morelli & Co
California
Bilgewater
Countdown Ball Beer Pit Pet Oi Toby
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a countdown style event with beverage and pet references, plus scattered names and parentheses. The readable portion hints at a chaotic list of words rather than a coherent report. No clear dates, places, or organizations emerge to anchor a factual summary.
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Ball Beer Pit Pet
Toby
Aly Re Eyewear
Nasu
Patutbaytet
Tyuse Wilner Oe
Pgo
SST debate satire in Kellogg bikini story shocks committee
Dr. Willan Kellogg of the National Center for Atmospheric Research offered a humorous tale to counter supposed health risks from SST. He rebutted claims of 10,000 skin cancer cases, explaining the probabilities are linear and exaggerated, and that wearing a bikini or robe would not avert a real ozone or UV issue.
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Willan Kellogg
National Center For Atmosphoric Research
House
United States
Kellogg
James E. McDonald
University of Arizona
House Subcommittee On Transportation Appropriations
McDonald
Keating
Sidney Yates
Tinois
Jim
Amy
Dr. Kellogg
Ile
Arizona
California Senate debates school union shop bill
A California Senate Education Committee bill would allow union shop rights in all public schools from kindergarten to university level. The measure would supersede the Winton Act and other labor relations laws, creating master agreements and expanding collective bargaining across districts.
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California Senate Education Committee
California
University of California
Inhouse
CTA
United Teachers of Los Angeles
CTA Jucals
Dudge
Charley Stratton
Los Angeles Superior Court
Los Angeles Board of Education
Cortene
Stratton
Mills Japan textile deal called incredible and corrupt
The article accuses Wilbur Mills of striking a disastrous Japan textile deal that would impose a single overall ceiling on yardage for woolen and manmade fibers. It argues the agreement harms U.S. textile jobs and industries, likening it to past trade betrayals and urging Congress to reject the pact. It discusses lobbying by Michael Tapiers and the influence of Japanese industry on Congress. It notes tentative Korean, Taiwanese, and Hong Kong reactions and calls for a firm congressional rejection.
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Washington
Wilbur Milly
Athallines
Huscogutey
Hirubhie Haas
Mills
Jrp
Cody
Ann
Congress
Hipanene
la Teceph
Woods
Saate
Yist Congress
Michael Tapiers
Wilbur Mills Daniels
Japan
Anti-war critics and posters stir in mock patriotism
Morrie Ryskind skewers antiwar critics and intellectuals while praising genuine conscientious objectors. He mocks foundations grants and lists current events from Loyola Law School to Tufts damage, noting increases in government funding for the arts and railing against anti Americanism and propaganda by the junta.
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Ford Foundation
St. N.Y
Foundations
Rene Wormser
Congress
Eugene Lyons
Arlington Mouse
America
Washington Post
N.Y. Times
Los Angeles Times
Ogpu
Junta
Loyola Law School
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Tufts University
New York
National Endowment For the Arts
Jane Fonda
Dick Gregory
Vietnam
Bob Hope
Washington
Valley Forge
Castro
North Vietnam
Man
Stalin
Flitter
Realigning U S nuclear strategy to deter Soviet power
The article reviews shifting U S security posture from massive retaliation to assured destruction and flexible response. It notes Kennedy and Johnson administrations debating credible deterrence, modernization of strategic forces, and potential rapid escalation if SALT talks fail. It highlights comparative Soviet parity in nuclear capability and emphasis on research and development for future defense needs.
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Johns
Proven Saxe
Congress
Defense
Malvan Laird
Het Defense Postin
Kurtin and Redines Machine Rapibilty Pls
Yasie
Niess Teveatdl
Aevelopmient
Tess
United States
Watt
le Tnms
Wea
Posses
Cottest
Asia
Umlliane Prvid
Crating
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PRG
Barry Goldwater
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the People’s
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Lillete Fobernie Lees
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Wri
Armel
Dityetar
CLA
Fed Ciary
Jan Angeles
la Vipia
Aynnilly
Chen
Jas
Sarees Kilpatrick
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Nixon
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Taiwan
Hong Kong
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Arkansas
Morrie Ryskind
Ira C. Baker
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