California Highlights recaps Johnson appearance and unrest
President Johnson is to appear tonight at a Democratic fundraising dinner near the Century Plaza Hotel, guarded by 1,000 police. The day also reports a deadly Shasta County crash, a clash over U S clergy morality, antiwar protests planned around the hotel, and notable real estate and political notes spanning Los Angeles and Eureka, including John De Pont purchasing 1,200 acres near Walnutville for over 4 million.
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Hie Century Plaza
Bay Area Labor Strikes Hit Hotels Retail and Airports
Bay Area employers face several labor actions as Teamsters, Longshore, and warehouse workers strike, shuttering Hyatt House Burlingame and coffee shops at San Francisco Airport. San Francisco Peninsula restaurants and liquor stores report closures amid the dispute with hotel, grocery, and liquor firms. A separate antitrust suit alleges Schlitz harmed a distributor’s business in San Francisco. A Tahoe Basin project seeks a three-year contract and a joint Western Kvalt Corp agency to avert federal action.
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Grant To Oakland For Neighborhood Center
Oakland is among 34 cities approved by four federal agencies to establish a neighborhood center in poverty areas. The city will receive more than $983,030 in grants from the Labor, Health Education and Welfare, and Housing and Urban Development departments. Police say the anticipated hippie influx to San Francisco was a false alarm as youths leave quickly due to windy foggy summer weather.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Pacific elephalie seeks $781 billion rate hike for new services
PT&T asks the Public Utilities Commission for a 781 billion annual rate increase to fund public access services including pussy but ton phones in public booths. Spokesmen spoke in San Francisco, proposing toll free areas and more suburban party line options. Vice president Richard C. Frey represented the company. Berkeley judge and public sit ins tied to Free Speech Movement were noted with many punished.
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Public Utilities Commission
Berkeley
George C. Ed
University of California
Daily Review publication notice and offices
The fragment lists publication details for The Daily Review, mentioning editor and publisher names, post office and subscriptions notes, rates per copy for weekdays and Sundays, and office addresses in Hayward California and surrounding areas. It preserves scattered OCR style while naming locations and contact numbers.
Pope Paul Reaffirms Priest Celibacy Law
Pope Paul I rebukes priests who leave clergy for marriage while expressing sorrow for betrayed vows. He notes 1200 to 3000 cases under review by a papal commission and cites public attention on figures like Father Charles Davis. The pontiff warns of dishonor and urges prayer and strong resolve to resist temptations and preserve celibacy.
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Lower Tax Plea Signed By 80 000
Oakland volunteer W Edward Knowles says petitions have drawn wide support for a lower tax plea with many signers in grocery stores. He warns of a possible taxpayer strike if taxes rise beyond pay. He notes retirees with fixed incomes feel the impact and cites a coalition of business and labor protesting spiraling taxes.
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New Haven Reverses on College District Debate
New Haven trustees and county officials clash over junior college district affiliation. The New Haven board favors joining South County Junior College District citing proximity to Chabot College and ongoing course offerings, while resisting a long term financial edge.Opposition argues against merging and highlights historical voter rejection of a South County district in 1966.
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Morrison to Lead Newark Police Amid Singing Career
Morrison, 39, chosen to head the Newark Police Department after decades in Piedmont and Newark. He will become chief with a salary of 992.5 dollars a month, advancing from lieutenant where he had served since 1956 after James Chambers left the force. The department's early days were small with few cars and long weeks, a stark contrast to its current structure.
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Fragmentary U S News Briefs Touches Hoffa Kennedy and Rights
A scrambled U S News Briefs collage notes Hoffa rejected by Chat members and a two decade old prison sentence, a fire at Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis prompting mass evacuation, a suit to bar religious symbols on stamps, travel expense rules for Congress, and James Meredith resuming his 210 mile Civil Rights March.
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Johnson And Kosygin Held Historic Summit Meeting
Soviet Premier Kosygin met with U S President Johnson in Glassboro signaling a historic summit. Police guarded routes as Kosygin traveled Route 322 toward the campus greeted by flags. Johnson and Kosygin spoke brief greetings with aides present and the meeting’s implications for Asia and the Middle East discussed.
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Pacific Scholars Honored by Leandro-Marinabeth High School PTA
The San Leandro Homeowners Association awards two academic scholarships totaling 250 dollars to area seniors. Diane McAdams, Sandra Beng, and Diana Fernandes are named in the presentation, with scholarships ranging from 100 to 150 dollars.
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Man Killed In Prison Inmate Vaughn Linked To Past Crimes
District attorney investigators report Vaughn, already serving time for armed robbery, was sentenced for second degree murder in a plan that targeted a group of visitors in a chapel. Authorities see no clear motive. He escaped from Soledad last August, stole a car in Salinas, and tried a burglary in San Leandro before arrest. Blow, convicted for rapes tied to 1915 Christmas incidents, admitted attempting to force entry on two occasions as women returned to cars.
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