California Weather and Policy Notes in One Day
Forecasts cover Northern California through the week with increasing clouds in the Bay Area and warmer highs in the south. Legislative items discussed include a plan to fund Medi Cal via state payments and intermediaries, opposed by Gov. Reagan and medical groups, plus a push for tax relief tied to county funding.
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Blue Shield
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Ronald Res
Martin Luther King
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Johnson asks Congress for new powers amid Vietnam war drain
President Johnson urges 500 million dollar tax surcharge and broader authority to fund the war as U S Marines face heavy combat near Khe Sanh. Reports detail bombing raids, ground fighting around Saigon and Lang Vei, and intelligence estimates of Communist casualties.
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Medi-Cal Bill Clears First Test In Public Health Committee
In Sacramento the Medi-Cal restructuring bill advanced past its first legislative hurdle as Assemblyman Gon and other sponsors secured approval in the Public Health Committee. The measure aims to reorganize the Medi-Cal program and faces further scrutiny ahead of floor consideration.
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Sacramento
Alameda County Fire Calls Report Unclear Street List
Fragmented OCR lists multiple fire and rescue references across Alameda County with times and locations including San Leandro Newark and Cherryland. Mentions resuscitation, grass fires, smoke, hydrant work, and a property damage figure, but details are garbled and inconsistent.
Notasulga Police Chief and Trooper Arrested in Threats Case
Sheriff Lucius Amerson reported Notasulga Police Chief Bobby Singleton and State Trooper James Bass were arrested on charges of threatening and beating a Black man after an incident outside a nightclub. Both posted $300 bonds, with cases set for April 1. FBI and Justice Department involvement requested amid claims of district mistrust.
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WPI
Alabama
Lucius Amerson
Bobby Singleton
Notasulga
Eddie Tory
James H. Bass
Macon Conunty
Singleton
Bass
Merson
Oscar Lee Devanut
Notasilga
Amerson
FBI
Justice
Hagnt
Devanve
G. W. Russell
State Patrol
Macon
Highway Patrol
Auburn
Devanee
Devance
Baas
Devanc c
Hint
Jo Dance
South County Births Report From Area Hospitals
A stream of birth notices lists parents and addresses in Hayward San Leandro Oakland and surrounding communities. Newborn girls and boys are registered from Eden Hospital Washington Hospital San Leandro Memorial and other local facilities with dates in March.
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Haywards Mar
Ludwig Boleharts
Alan Rollertom Sr
Roberts Ave
Fredont
Voi
Ava Oaklanes
John Widde
Danny Turners
Pacifark Blind
Newark
Tagithie Ave
Sen
Alamito
San Lorenzo
Mary
Amt
Paul Laven
Fromanl
Middle East Hero Hurt Near Tel Aviv
Defense Minister Gen Moshe Thayan, famed for the Six Day War, was injured in an earthslide while on an archaeology dig near Tel Aviv. He was taken to Tel Hashomer hospital in Jerusalem after assessment at Holm.
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Werusalem
UPI
Moshe Thayan
Defense Ministry
Daya
Tel Hashomer Hospital
Jerusalem
Holm
Uisite
Tel Aviv
N/A
Nilyend ot Prat Chien details unclear under the Ars rt Congress Meret 3 and Adenye Bilegmenktien agenda. The text is garbled, but appears to reference a meeting or motion involving Hayward and Winln h f.0.
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Hayward
Fritin Ee
Eleay Motier
San Leandro Police Report Animal Day Incidents
San Leandro police described multiple animal incidents after a resident reported wild animals in Ava Beverly Avenue backyards. Officer Hopkins saw three foxes in a crate and a large brown animal partly hidden by a bamboo screen. Separate cases include a man struck by a scrawny monkey, a German shepherd attack, and a cat shot with a high powered air rifle near 492 Bristol Boulevard.
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San Leandro
Ava Beverly Ave
K. W. Hopkins
Hopkins
Hime
Don Melhy
Oakland
Hauskins
Halcyon
George A Lavata
Bristol
Peity Smith
James B.carlson
Mariny
Carlson
House reconvene date and King’s planned march cited
Anya asks when the House will reconvene and notes April 22 the day King plans a march into town to tie up the capital with civil disobedience. Lawmakers consider delaying Easter recess to avoid the timing, while a congressman dubs King as pulling the shots.
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Anya
King
San Francisco Airport expansion wins city approval
The Public Utilities Commission approves a multibillion dollar expansion of San Francisco International Airport to handle more jets, more passengers, and more cars, signaling a major growth plan for the airport.
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San Francisco
County Legislators Back REI Crow Leads Delegation
County legislators and officials rally behind REI Crow as part of the Lynch delegation led by Attorney General Thomas Lynch. Assemblywoman Ponghag endorses Kennedy over McCarthy, while plans for fresh leadership are touted. Tamarene Chavey, leader of the United Farm Workers organizing council, draws strong criticism from growers as strikes continue.
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Crow
Lynch
Johnson
Thomas Lynch
Kennedy
Pong Hag
Minnesota
Eugene McCarshy
Linsruh
Chaven
Tamarene
Chavey
United Farm Workers Organizing Council
Amecio
Slata
Central Valley
Oakland Police Weigh Union Affiliation Vote
The Oakland Police Department with 660 officers held meetings Tuesday to consider joining a union. POA head Mullins Jr says a vote will be taken within days to decide the question.
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Oakland
UPL
Oakland Police Department
Sal Simpsons. Mullins Jr
Police Officers Association
Dog Saves 2 Residents From Fire
A San Lorenzo incident credits a small ground hugging dog named Skashi with waking two residents, Mrs. Avis Richardson and her mother Mrs. Mable Christopherson, by persistent barking at 6 am. The fire started in a living room couch, which burned, and extensive smoke damage spread through the home.
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San Lorenzo
Avilh
Avis Richardson
Enuinas
Skashi
Richardson
Mable Christopherson
Tom
Doabled Population Seen for County in Urban Areas
A study attributes population shifts to birth control measures, with San Francisco and Alameda counties remaining the two main employment centers in the region as growth concentrates in crowded urban areas.
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San Frattiscn
Alameda Cowilies
Draft Set For May Inductions Amid Water Quality Study
A UPI report from Washington outlines a May draft plan involving about 44,000 men across the Army Navy and Air Force. Figures show a drop from April and relate to water quality and urban economies as the central program prompts planning and volunteer involvement for inductions.
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San Francisco Bay-lell
Washington
UPI
Water Quality Central Program
Defense Department
Center For Real Estate
University of California At Bar
Tesskeley
Day
Rayshand Walsh
Bay-Nellalman Dratl
Shoup argues against victory in Vietnam
Former Marine Commandant David M. Shoup told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a true U.S. military victory cannot be achieved in South Vietnam. He warned that sending more troops would not guarantee success because North Vietnam can match U.S. strength, and U.S. forces cannot defeat the North Vietnamese by fighting only in the South.
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Washington
David M. Shoup
U.S
South Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Shoup
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
South Vietnm
United States
Auto Accident Injures Three Area Residents
Three area residents injured in a traffic crash as a vehicle collided with another on a city street. Phillip Lawson, 18, of 3070 Walbright, along with Joseph Pachees and June Hay er, both listed with injuries, were treated. All in satisfactory or fair condition at Highland Hospital.
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Lawson
Paink Walbright
Preis
Fremont
Washington
United States
Vietnam
Shoup
Joseph
June
Anoth
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