Loyalty Oath Revision Proposed by Assemblyman Hayes
Sacramento state news reports Assemblyman Janes Hayes proposes a constitutional amendment to align the loyalty oath with a December state Supreme Court ruling. The measure would ban personally advocating overthrow of government from public office, subject to voter approval if the legislature passes it.
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Oath Controversy Sparks Political Battle in 1951
The 1951 oath controversy at the University of California triggers academic trials as 26 professors faced dismissal for signing or refusing to sign the oath. Amendments and legal action continue amid petitions and university governance maneuvering.
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Bay Span Toll Hike Proposed
Sacramento Sen George Miller introduced legislation to raise San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge tolls by about 10 cents to fund Bay Area Rapid Transit construction. The measure mirrors a 1987 bill by Eugene McAleer but Davis Street Station changes altered plans. The plan is to generate financing for the One Bay Area Rapid Transit System and toll figures may be adjusted.
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Guatemala Police Chief Links Castro Shadow to Slayings
Guatemala police chief Col. Manuel Sosa Avila says a leftist organization conference in Havana last year hatched the plot behind slayings targeting the U.S. military mission and a naval attache. He cites OLAS and FAR figures tied to Castro's circle, while officials stress no anti-U.S. sentiment exists in Guatemala.
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State Figures Hit By GOP Speaker
Assemblyman William T. Bagley of San Rafael complains of a "Gipper gap in Sacramento" as tensions spill into Republican ranks amid a lapsed legislature. The remark echoes a Reagan film reference, signaling partisan strain and stalled legislative progress.
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Unruh Plans TV Appearance to Counter Reagan Broadcast
Jesse M. Unruh will air a 15 minute televised report from Los Angeles station KABC to respond to Governor Reagan. The California Broadcasters Association approved the free time, with most major stations likely to carry the program.
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Reagan Rally Acts in Pennsylvania to Support GOP
Reagan toured key Pennsylvania stops including Pittsburgh and Philadelphia fundraisers with dinners priced at 100 dollars per plate and cocktails for supporters. Officials claimed the events raised about 30 thousand dollars for the GOP, while critics argued state finances remain strained and debt concerns persist amid comments on federal policy.
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