Kelly's raid ends as Bliss fires aide
A GOP finance office raid led to William Cody Kelly being dismissed by Raymond C. Bliss. Kelly and accomplices allegedly rummaged Kovac and Clay offices, sought Clay's wastepaper basket, and found Goldwater pins. The episode linked to the Free Society Association in Republican circles.
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Washington
UPI
William Cody Kelly
Lucius Clay
Dorothy Hess
Kelly
Republican National
Raymond C. Bliss
GOP
Bliss
Finance Committee
James H. Baker
Robert McAllister
Melvin B. Stange
Gen. Clay
National Finance
Free Society Association
Goldwater
Americans Weigh Too Much by Nature or Choice
In interviews, several women discuss American weight trends. Mrs Blanchette Blames abundance and willpower, while Mrs Eby and Miss Marquis note aging and less active lives. Mrs Holmes cites overeating and lack of exercise as factors in weight gain.
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Elizabeth
Marquis
South Main
Jane Holmes
East Monterey
Saigon imposes drastic measures amid wartime leadership crisis
Saigon's military government declares a state of war and closes all newspapers as Premier Nguyen Cao Ky enacts curfews and tight economic control. He vows no abridgment of freedom yet bans anti government demonstrations while signaling further drastic, temporary social changes. U.S. jet attacks and paratrooper actions intensify across North and South Vietnam with reported Viet Cong activity and aircraft losses.
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Saigon
UPI
France
Nguyén
Cao Ky
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Set sewer bond study for Norco election
Norco Community Services District officials expect a definite date for a proposed sewer bond election by the end of July. O M Taylor says a feasibility study by Schwabacher and Co on a joint Corona Norco sewage treatment plant is due in July and may lead to a November election if the project is approved. Corona’s bond election is already scheduled for November 9.
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Norco
Norco Community Services District
O. M. Taylor
Corona-Norco
Schwabacher and Co
Taylor
Corona
United Nations Birthday Observed Worldwide
Representatives from around the world gather in San Francisco to mark the United Nations second anniversary as the organization continues to weather the atomic era since its founding two decades ago.
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San Francisco
UPI
United Nations
Corona Chamber Reports 11.9 Percent Rise in First Quarter Retail Sales
Corona Chamber of Commerce cites State Board of Equalization data showing first quarter 1965 retail sales at 7.353 million, up 11.9 percent from 6.173 million a year earlier. Building materials lead gains with 142.3 percent rise, aided by five more outlets. food stores up 22.5 percent. auto supplies and stations up 13.1 percent. some sectors down. Total 1964 yearly sales reach 30.855 million, up 12.1 percent from 1963.
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Corona
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Homer Emmerton
State Board of Equalization
Burns-Unruh seek special session on tax program
State Senate leader Hugh Burns and Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh met in Sacramento to arrange a special legislative session on California tax policy. Burns voiced a reasonable chance of starting next week. Governor Brown urged a weekend session to avoid a $107 million budget cut, holding public hearings in a large Senate committee room.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Senate
Protem
Hugh Burns
Fresno
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Sacramento
Burns
Edmund G. Brown
California
Viet Nam Debate Reopens With Mandate and UN Plan
U.S. Senate debate on Viet Nam policy resumes with Sen. Jacob Javits urging a new congressional mandate akin to the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin authority and Sen. Frank Church proposing a United Nations peace role in the effort.
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Nam
United Nations
Javits
U.S
Viet Nam
Congress
Head Start aids deprived pupils in Corona schools
Project Head Start in Corona Unified School District works to close the gap for 92 children entering kindergarten next fall. The eight week program runs June 14 to August 6 across six schools with medical exams, nutrition, and parental involvement. The district pays 2,256 of 19,120 with federal funding covering the rest. Many participants come from families earning under 3,000 annually and include non English speakers.
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Corona Unified School District
Ment
Lincoln School
AMA postpones Medicare action at annual convention
The AMA House of Delegates delayed direct action on Medicare until the measure becomes law. It adopted a resolution to review Medicare once its legislative fate is clear and to act as needed, while preserving the ethics rule against compromising medical judgment or care quality.
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New York
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
UC economist reports on California avocado industry
Riverside authors Rowert C Rock and Robert G Platt publish the 1965 Economic Trends in the California Avocado Industry. The study, distributed by UC Extension, surveys production pricing marketing and summarizes that roughly 24 000 acres are planted in seven southern counties.
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Riverside
California
University of California Agricultural ‘Extension Service
Robert G. Platt
Farm and Home Advisor
Spaceflight book announced by UPI and Prentice Hall
United Press International and Prentice Hall Inc announce a collaboration to publish a book detailing the four day space flight of astronauts Maj. James A McDivitt and Maj. Edward H White II.
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New York
UPI
United Press International
Prentice-Hall Inc
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Instant fish key to mosquito experiments at Riverside
At Riverside California researchers test eggs of fish to curb mosquitoes. The fish eggs survive dormancy in dried mud and hatch quickly to feed on larvae, offering a rapid biological control method under the guidance of Dr. Ernest Bay at the University of California Riverside.
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Riverside
Ernest Bay
University of California, Riverside
Utilities to push underground power lines in California
In San Francisco, Pacific Telephone Company and Pacific Gas and Electric Company pledged cooperation with the state Public Utilities Commission on a study of undergrounding power lines. A Pacific Telephone spokesman said the company is already burying some lines where feasible, with costs to be borne by the public. A PG&E spokesman called undergrounding an important long range goal but noted cross country high voltage lines would be prohibitively expensive.
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San Francisco
AUPT
Pacific Telephone Company
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
California
Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Telephone
Pg&e
Mild Weather With Patchy Clouds Across Friday
The forecast notes generally sunny skies with some cloudiness today and Friday. At noon the temperature readings show 68 degrees, with a last night low of 54 and yesterday high of 69.
Head Start Preview at Kimbell School
A picture shows a Head Start class at Kimbell School preparing for kindergarten in the fall. Rose Mary Banuelos enjoys a jack in the box as children learn social and language skills. Teacher Mrs. Connie Acevedo speaks Spanish and English with assistant Sally Johnston, a Corona SHS graduate planning nursing.
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Kimbell School
Rose Mary Banuelos
Connie Acevedo
Sally Johnston
Corona Senior High
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