02 Jul 1963
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1963
Page
1
In Jerusalem on an unrelated note the Central Bureau of Statistics reported that Arabic is the most commonly spoken foreign language among Israeli Jews with Yiddish a distant second. The remark came yesterday referencing linguistic patterns in daily life.
Two 15 year old inmates at a Tracy medium security prison were charged with murder in the slaying of correctional officer Connie Prock. Betlancourt and Bazaur e were arraigned in Tracy Judicial District Court and held for July 9 for private counsel. Deputies recovered two home made knives, and prosecutors said evidence places the inmates at the scene.
Chilean economic delegation headed by the minister for reconstruction and planning spent three days in Belgrade this week, discussing with Yugoslav officials the extension of trade and economic cooperation.
Moshe Sharelt former premier of Israel has arrived in Stockholm to participate in the 88th congress of a Scandinavian Jewish youth organization promoting cultural aid to Israel.
Senator John F. McCarthy accused Governor Edmund G Brown of panicking voters with promises of a larger state budget. He criticized Brown for claiming opposition to tax plans while state lawmakers signed a 3.1 billion budget after defeating a 147 million tax program. McCarthy warned of a special session planned for July and said Brown blamed Republicans to elude scrutiny. He argued leadership in the Senate and Finance Committee oppose Brown’s tax proposals and urged curbing taxes and spending.
In Reno UPI report, defense counsel William Ragglo wrapped the state's case against Thomas Lee Bean in the Sonja McCaskie skiing death murder trial. Four witnesses testified on blood samples as the defense prepared to present opening arguments and call witnesses. The defense plans to argue Bean was not at the scene at the time, countering testimony from special agent Ian Stambaugh.
Governor Brown says a controversial election bill will curb anonymous and non existent organizations posing as political groups while denying endorsements. He notes both Democratic and Republican volunteer groups oppose the measure and signals no ribbon committee to study campaign contributions before 1964.
Ruth Elizabeth Chapman was sentenced to life in prison in Stockton for her role in the murder of Billy Dean Adcock. She and accomplice Thomas Leroy Teale were guilty of robbery kidnapping and slaying, Teale receiving the death penalty in San Quentin. The Humboldt County district attorney’s office reported the verdicts yesterday.
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The Atomic Energy Commission plans up to 8 million dollars to design a large nuclear power plant for Los Angeles in Malibu Canyon and will waive fuel charges up to 8.2 million. The project total reaches 96 million with completion set for 1967, and a parallel contract is under negotiation with Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Co. for Haddam Neck on the Connecticut River.
Jakarta authorities planned to phase out betjak passenger tricycles by 12 months to ease congestion and curb exploitation. President Sukarno labeled the drivers as a colonial relic, prompting resistance from about 100000 betjak workers in the capital. officials postponed abolition to 1965 while urging drivers to seek new trades.
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