California loyalty oath again before legislature amid court ruling
Sacramento California lawmakers revisit the loyalty oath for public employees after the state supreme court ruled it unconstitutional. Assemblyman James Hayes proposes a constitutional amendment to bar anyone who personally advocates overthrow of government from public office, aligning with the high court decision. The measure would go to voters if approved, reflecting ongoing tension since the oath's 1952 adoption amid campus and university challenges and prior repeal attempts.
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Bay Span Toll Hike Proposed
SACRAMENTO Sen George Mille Jr D Martinez proposes a toll increase of about 10 cents on the Bay Bridge to fund a Bay Area rapid transit system. The bill mirrors a 1967 measure by the late Sen J Eugene Mee Meer but drops the Davis Street Station. The exact amount may change as the bill is tailored to financial needs.
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Guatemala Police Chief Links Castro Shadow to Slayings
Guatemala police chief Col Manuel Sosa Avila says a Castro backed plot targeted U S military mission leaders in Guatemala. He cites a regional conference last year and notes FAR chief Montes shifted from Castro export revolution to Moscow politics amid lingering anti American sentiment locally.
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State Figures Hit By GOP Speaker
SACRAMENTO AP reports Reagan era tensions spilling into Republican ranks as Assemblyman William T. Bagley and Ian Rafael complain of a "Gipper app" in Sacramento. The remark alludes to Reagan's film role as George Gipp, illustrating friction within the party.
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TV Answer Planned By Unruh
SACRAMENTO UPI Democratic Assembly Speaker Tease M Unruh will air a 15 minute televised report to the people on Sunday to respond to Gov Ronald Reagan's similar telecast. The California Broadcasters Association approved the plan and said KABC Los Angeles will originate the program at 9 pm to be shared with 27 commercial stations.
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Reagan Campaign Swing Through Pennsylvania Fundraisers
President hopeful Ronald Reagan toured Pittsburgh and Philadelphia fundraisers drawing about 1,000 guests and raising roughly 300000 for the GOP coffers at events priced around 150 to 190 per plate. He criticized the Johnson administration for inflation and proposed curbs on foreign investment and a surtax.
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