California News Roundup From The Bay Area
A sprawling Bay Area wire of items notes Shirley Temple of San Mateo weighing a class for a possible Republican run for J. Arikan Younger's seat while Younger, 74, excludes a ninth trial due to leukemia. It reports a San Francisco student’s body found in Spokane River. a Berkeley man hanged himself. a San Francisco veteran dies in a fog collision. a missing boy's body identified near Big Sur. a Nob Hill hotel project planned atop the Stanford Court site. a San Jose TV technician drowns at a dam area. It also covers a $2 million health center grant for Mission District care, a judge's ruling invalidating a self-induced abortion class arrest, an art dealer suspected of grand theft, the Ranger carrier’s return from overhaul, speculation on Assemblyman Burton’s Senate bid, Ramparts Magazine fate, tear gas proposals for police, a stateless teen immigrant on LSD near Haight-Ashbury, and multilingual East Berlin connections.
Bride Mary Beth Crowl Found Dead in Car Wreck
Mary Beth Crowl a 19 year old newlywed of six weeks from Upland California was found dead in her wrecked car near Newport Beach California yesterday. She had been missing since Tuesday when she began a trip to Camp Pendleton to visit her Marine husband.
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Upland
Calif
Newport Beach
Camp Pendleton
Committee Set To Study Finances For California Schools
Sen Stephen Teale announced a new Senate select committee to build a sound fiscal system for California education. Two Stanford and UC Berkeley professors will conduct independent studies, with a third unnamed expert joining. the plan spans 3 to 5 years to create funding methods for 5 to 20 years and to equalize citizens’ financial burdens statewide. Space agency reports say Surveyor 3 froze during the lunar night, with no recovery expected. temperatures plunge to 250 degrees below zero and rise to 200 above during day.
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Placerville
Stephen Teale
West Point
State Senate
California
el Dorado County School Board Association
Lwo
Teale
Senate
Thomas James
Stanford
Charles Benson
University of California, Berkeley
Pasadena
Calif
Upli- Space
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
A Teacher Speaks Up For Capris
Concord officer hearings reveal Nancy McGlone a 32 year old teacher objects to contract non renewal over attire including skin tight Capris a miniskirt and a dorm LSD paper project. The mother of eight says she wore Capris to stay warm on a cold night and did not intend trouble.
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Concord
Nancy McGlone
Bishop Myers Appoints Three in California Diocese
Bishop C Kilner Myers of California appointed three staff members after succeeding Bishop James A Weaver. The Rev John Weaver was named archdeacon, the Rev James Guinan was made canon to the ordinary special assistant director of metropolitan planning, and the Rev Lyle Grasejean was nominated to a special ministry in the hippie Watts Ashbury District under Weaver and Guinan.
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Ban Francisco
UPI
Kilner Myers
Episcopal Church
California
James A
John Weaver
James Guinan
Ordian
Lyle Grasjean
All Souls
Scopal Church
Berkeley
Ashbury
Weaver
Guinan
Righ Flying Ride For Patriotism Protest Flight Planned
Oakland businessmen Dan Brodie and Richard H. Sarber announced a night flight from Atlantic City on June 14 to display a USA flag in a sunset display. They say the stunt aims to encourage patriotism and fly the flag across the nation. Nelson becomes San Quentin warden focusing on serenity and a calm prison environment as he returns to routine duties after eight years in leadership roles.
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UPT
Dan
Brodie
Richard H. Sarber
Ukiah
Calif
Atlantic City
Qake
San Quentin
Louis
Nelson
San Quentin Prison
Big Red
Tower Hacked For Presidency By Citizens Group
In Los Angeles a citizens committee led by TV star James Drury says it is backing Republican senator John Tower for the nomination. Drury says Tower is informed and remains neutral toward the group. He calls Tower a progressive conservative who could beat President Johnson, citing Tower’s victory over Waggoier Carr backed by Gov. John Connally.
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Los Angeles
Johnson
Texas
John J Counally
Picket Jails Protest Arrest in Montville Case
About a dozen pacifists picketed New London State Jail in Montville to protest the arrest of 24 year old California man John Stephens who refused induction. He was held on bail evasion charges and dragged from a farmhouse by state troopers and U S marshals amid a hunger strike with his wife Candice.
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Montville
California
John Stephens
U.S
Lawatt
New England Committee For Nonviolent Action
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