State Senate Passes Two Education Bills in Sacramento
In Sacramento the Senate approved two education measures amid debate. One bill would channel up to 700000 for compensatory education targeting disadvantaged youths ages 3 to 18, while another authorizes Prop 2 funded junior college construction over two years with an 11 member Compensatory Education Commission to run programs including preschool, tutoring, and remedial English work. Critics argued the funding approach may fail to reach all intended youths.
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Dionne Quint Leaves Convent in Montreal
Yvonne Dionne, one of the Dionne quintuplets, has left the convent and is living with married sister Annette in Moncton after spending five years in the convent. Annette's husband Germain Allard said Yvonne did not take final vows and was to do so next year.
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Pay-TV ruling challenged in California
Sacramento AP report notes Superior Court Judge Irving Perluss ruled that last November’s Prop 8 pay television ban violates the First Amendment. Opponents plan an appeal to challenge the ruling as unconstitutional and infringement on freedom of speech. Weaver, founder of the plan, says he will restart the financing efforts despite the dramatic defeat.
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Reapportionment Bills and Statewide Reorganization Debate
Legislative items from California discuss reapportionment and district planning thresholds, voter initiative routes, and gubernatorial action. Proposals cover 5 to 35 percent voter requests for reorganizing districts, limits on campaigning times near state roads, and a ban on carrying state property. Bills also address absentee ballots, racial discrimination in trade group membership, drunk driving presumptions, and funding for junior college construction. Local districts may appoint officers for hearings with advisory power.
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Almanac May 20 1965 historical notes and births
Almanac from United Press International for May 20 1965 notes Dolly Madison born on this day in 1768 and history events including Guba becoming a republic in 1902 Pan American Airways Atlantic service in 1939 and the 1963 Supreme Court ruling on sit in demonstrations The piece also mentions space and astronomy facts and a thought attributed to Anne Morrow Lindbergh.
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Court Denies Reapportionment Challenge in Sacramento
Sacramento County court dismisses Senate reapportionment filing amid uncertainty whether a pending Senate bill will be appealed. Judge Frank Fic declared the legislature action intact until acted upon, noting the U.S. Supreme Court ruling may shift jurisdiction. The July deadline remains for the assembly to reapportion by population or cede authority.
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Anti-Drunk Driving Bills Defeated in Senate
In Sacramento AP report, Senate President Pro Tem Hugh Burns and Gov Gav Brown preside over the defeat of anti drunk driving bills for 1965. Mother Arthur J. Barth of Hillsborough denounces the action after her 25 year old son died in 1963 in a crash involving a drinking driver. Action for Responsible Driving members protest outside, as Collier’s bills fail and Farr’s amendment is withdrawn.
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