Rockefeller says Kennedy using civil rights drive for blackmail
In a Napa Register interview, Nelson Rockefeller accuses President Kennedy of threatening federal aid to advance civil rights, framing it as political leverage. He lists key Republicans who might run, mentions Barry Goldwater and others, and notes a meeting at the Bohemian Grove retreat. The piece cites Rockefeller’s views amid ongoing civil rights debate.
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Catholics Rally to Support Civil Rights March in Washington
A large gathering of Catholic and Protestant leaders in Chicago pledges broad church backing for civil rights legislation. Speakers urge organized Catholic action to mobilize thousands for a Washington march planned for August 28. Participant leaders include Dr. Mabert Spike and Mathew Altmann urging strong Catholic involvement.
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Fire station expansion gains Capitol banner approval
Castro Valley Fire Protection District receives support for a station expansion to house more personnel and space. The project, funded by donations and Castro Valley associations, adds sleeping quarters office space and a larger apparatus bay at the Lake Chabot area facility, with construction tied to district and congressional approvals.
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Tax Funds To Boat Harbors In California
Sacramento AP report notes state small craft program seeks funding to expand boating facilities. Officials debate raising from 730,000 to about 2 million dollars to support a longer term plan. The Division of Small Craft asks for a nearly 1.8 million increase to guard against higher costs and retirement needs.
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Mulford Faces Battle Over Tax Withholding Act
Mulford lines up a GOP drive to block state income tax withholding. Dyn Mulford as assemblyman and party chair threats to pressure Governor Brown over withholding of state taxes. The issue tests political support ahead of the presidential election as Democrats push a legislative response and Republicans seek a campaign edge.
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Celebrezze To Visit Dahomey
Fragmentary report notes likely political visit by Celebrezze to Dahomey with references to independence and welfare programs. Details are garbled but imply an official delegation and a formal visit to discuss welfare and independence timelines.
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Bodie Ghost Town Becomes California State Park
Articles describe Bodie near the Mining District as a ghost town now protected as Bodie State Park. Park Rangers patrol the town and welcome summer visitors while preserving structures, graveyards, and the storied miner era. The piece ties Bodie to regional mining camps and historic trails linking California’s gold rush era to Nevada’s Comstock era.
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Innocent Plea by Mother in Juvenile Beating Case
Mrs Vila Rygg of 501 Mardis Court Wayward pleaded not guilty in Wayward Municipal Court to felony child beating charges. Preliminary hearing set for August 6. The 4 year old victim Donia suffered facial injuries noted by a Hayward Juvenile officer in the front yard.
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Nevada Regents OK Lower Fees For Grads Nonresidents
The University of Nevada regents approved lower tuition and mandatory fees for graduate students and nonresident students for the coming year. The decision targets budget relief amid rising costs and aims to attract more higher education enrollments.
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California Indians to receive 29.1 million land settlement
The U S Department of Justice approves a 29.1 million dollar settlement for California Indians in claims dating to the 1850s gold rush era. The agreement, awaiting Indian Claims Commission and Interior approval, would compensate tribes including the Pitt River and Mission Indians for land taken, with Congress to appropriate funds.
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Standoff in Negro Dispute at Stockton Store
In Stockton, tension rose as Negroes and the store owner faced off over hiring practices. William Farrell, a coowner and manager, stands accused of staffing the shop with non Negro workers while excluding Black applicants. The dispute centers on alleged racial discrimination and demand for equal employment opportunities.
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Newark Rotary Talk on The New Defense Set
Captain Alvin Becker USN retired will discuss The New Defense at Newark Rotary Club weekly meeting in Colonial Kitchen Newark 81 Lewis Center Tuesday. Two upcoming events include district governor homecoming on Aug 20 and club assembly. Auto Health talk planned.
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