Johnson’s nutrition plan seeks funds for disadvantaged children
President Johnson sent a broad health and nutrition message to Congress proposing a cradle to old age service program under the older Americans act. He includes a $30 million request for programs to provide adequate nutrition for disadvantaged children and $329 million for school nutrition, totaling $479 million, with insistence that those who can pay for milk in schools should do so. He notes hospital strain as Medicare nears and urges revitalization legislation for obsolete facilities and mobilizing public and private resources.
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Johnson
Washington
John Kent Johnson
Con Gardner
Congress
Reapportion Plan Snub Draws Blast
SACRAMENTO Sen Fred W Marler R Redding charged Gov Ed mund G Brown was turning this back on the people of Northern California by refusing to back a reapportionment amendment Marler said Brown had refused to allow consideration by the legislature of Marlers proposal to require an immediate vote of the people on the make up of the legislature if the so called Dirksen Amendment were adopted by Congress.
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UPS
Fred W. Marler
Redding
Edmund G. Brown
Northern
California
Marler
Brown
Congress
Funds Restored To State Poverty Education Program
Sacramento announced by State Superintendent Dr Max Rafferty that the U S Office of Education has returned 802550 dollars in funds for adult basic education in 40 school districts restoring half of previous cuts. The move restores federal anti poverty program money for California adult education.
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Sacramento
UPI
Max Rafferty
U.S. Office of Education
Air Pollution Measure Malled Amends State Rules
Sacramento assembly committee approves a proposed constitutional amendment to fix a drafting error in last year’s measure easing statewide air pollution controls. The bill, tied to Governor Brown’s bond proposals, would set statewide standards and require a 60 percent voting threshold on bond issues while extending vehicle emission controls to all applicable districts.
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Sacramento
APS
Assembly Education Committee
UPI
Howson
Charles B
Gartibus
D-Reechey
Brown Misses Political Rival at San Francisco City Hall
In San Francisco City Hall on Monday George Christopher and Edmund G. Brown both filed to run for governor. Christopher paid 82 filing fees to seek the Republican nomination at 9:30 am. Half an hour later Brown paid the same percentage of gubernatorial salary to enter the Democratic primary.
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San Francisco
George Christopher
Edmund G. Brown
Sacramento
Christopher
Brown
Unruh Backs Petris Tax Reform in Sacramento
Assemblyman Petris and Speaker Unruh voiced full support for a combined 45 point tax reform package introduced by the Assembly Committee on Municipal and County Government. They cited earlier Petris Unruh proposals and urged speedy passage in the Assembly.
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Petris
Leo
Jesse M. Unruh
J. Ryan
South
San Francis
Assembly
Nicholas GC. Petris
Oakland
Unruh
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Statewide Medicare Opens For California Aged And Needy
California launched a new medicare program covering over two million residents. The plan allows beneficiaries to choose doctors and hospitals, with the state paying medical bills estimated at 570 million dollars for 1966 67. It expands coverage for medically indigent and welfare recipients, including dental and eyewear, home care, and X rays though certain categories remain excluded.
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Sacramento
California
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