New Rigid Farm Price Supports Move Seen
Senate vote on 50 percent wheat price supports split 45 45 with Nixon breaking the tie and Democrats signaling a fresh bid to restore rigid price supports for wheat. Administration allies lost key votes on peanuts corn cotton rice and cleared the way for potential action next week on all five crops despite Republican and Democratic opposition. Senator Gore challenged Nixon's tie breaking but other Democrats backed the president, leaving no immediate challenge to the outcome.
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France apologizes to U S over Tunis mob incident
France offered a formal apology to the United States in Paris for the unruly mob damage to the U S consulate and other properties in Tunis. The State Department said Ambassador Liat conveyed the apology to Deputy Secretary Libvik and Paris would cover repair costs and investigate the event.
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State Department
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C. Burke Libvick
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Sammoner Lucet
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Crash Near Livermore Kills Stockton Man
Stockton man David Garre, 22, killed when his car overturned six times on Valleotto road north of Highway 21. His wife Helen, 22, a passenger, was injured. Alene Ajevimas and Ricardo Adamirino, both from Stockton, were also named in the incident.
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Ike backs McKay in Oregon Senate bid against Morse
President Eisenhower throws his backing to Douglas McKay in the 1986 Oregon Senate race. Morse, a former Republican turned Democrat, attacks McKay’s Interior record while McKay seeks to derail Morse and win the GOP nomination for next November. The White House releases a Dear Doug letter praising McKay’s candidacy as Langlie weighs a challenge in Washington.
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State Board plans ceilings for California state colleges
San Jose and San Francisco state colleges face enrollment ceilings as the State Board of Education studies future growth. A report predicts state college enrollment could double in ten years and points to Southern Alameda County as a likely site for a new college if ceilings are imposed. The legislature would decide any action, not the board.
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Street Dance Tonight Ends 10 Day Anniversary
Hayward caps 10 days of 80th anniversary with a street dance on Main between B and C streets beginning at B o'clock tonight. Gil Gosz and his seven piece western band perform while folk and satire groups exhibit. Ed Looney invites participation in square dances. Free coffee and cake from a large birthday cake served by centor citizens. An 8:30 costume judging for store clerks yields prizes totaling 100 dollars.
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Weather forecast for East Bay shows light changes
The weatherman predicts cloudy skies today and tonight with fear imagery of unsettled air over the East Bay. Winds from the west will be 10 to 40 miles per hour in the afternoons with little temperature change. yesterday's high reached 38 and the low 43.
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Eight Teens Held In San Gabriel Riot
Eight teen-agers are in juvenile hall after a riot in San Gabriel involving about 200 youths. Sixty officers from multiple agencies aided by local police battled a mob that attacked Lt. Frank Lloyd and three other officers.
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Cities Split Tax Shares Spark Alameda County Debate
A contentious plan to share a four percent state sales tax among Alameda County cities faces opposition led by Piedmont as advisors meet at Castlewood Country Club. Mayor Pursel and county supervisors weigh a unified approach with meetings set for March 28 in Emeryville, while cities like Hayward and Newark push for preserves on local receipts.
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Orange
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South County Elections Set For Tuesday
South County voters prepare for two Tuesday elections in Southern Alameda County. Baywood residents will decide annexation to Hayward, while San Leandro Unified residents vote on a $6 million school bond to fund an expansion including a new high school. Endorsed by 63 groups, the bond faces no reported opposition.
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Riots Clash Across Greece Over Makarios Exile
Athenians and Salonika crowds clash with police as Britain exiles Archbishop Makarios to Kenya. In Cyprus, a general strike paralyzes the island while British troops confront mobs in Nicosia Kyrenia Limassol and Heraklion. At least 60 injured and Greek ambassador recalled.
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Israeli Patrol Fights Jordan Infiltrators Near Jerusalem
In a brief clash along the Jerusalem corridor Israeli patrols repulsed Jordanian infiltrators who attacked the village of Nahum. one Israeli settler died and a Jordanian group was killed by police after being ambushed. The incident comes amid regional tension as Egypt Syria and Saudi Arabia push to sway Jordan against Britain with promises of aid. UN and Western capitals called for urgent action to prevent war, with Maj. Gen. Burns seeking Israeli consent for a demilitarized zone. Jordan’s King Hussein dismissed a recent Syrian envoy and appeared to seek closer ties with Britain.
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Senate Block On Aqueduct Feared by Bee
State Senator Carlos Bee warned the Senate might block a 33 950 000 appropriation for a Tri County aqueduct to supply water to Southern Alameda County. He cited assembly passage of an amendment for engineering studies from the San Joaquin delta and noted five year construction could cost 60 million if started now. Bee blamed mountain county opposition and said Santa Cruz and Monterey counties would eventually be served by the aqueduct.
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Three Men File For Assembly In Oakland Filing
Three men filed for the State Assembly yesterday at the county clerk's office. Robert Crown of Alameda seeks the 14th district, challenging incumbent Walter Dahl of Piedmont in the 16th, while incumbent William Rumford of Berkeley runs in the 17th district.
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William Rumford
Berkeley
Lobbying Probe Heads By McClellan in Senate Action
Senator John McClellan agreed to chair the Senate lobbying investigation to salvage the inquiry after weeks of wrangling. Vice President Nixon called an organizational meeting to unite the panel, amid turmoil sparked by Senator Francis Case over an oil campaign contribution and a presidential veto dispute over a natural gas bill.
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Richard M. Nixon
Francis Case
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Grandson Wonderful Says Chief Justice
New Republican Patricia Warren wife of Earl Warren Jr farm adviser in Hayward extension service delivered a grandson for the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court yesterday. Earl Warren Jr was born Monday at Eden hospital Castro Valley weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. The Chief Justice called it wonderful while his son and daughter-in-law reside at 155 School Street, Pleasanton.
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