Solons Approve Revision Of Textbook Land Of The Free
In Sacramento UPI says the Assembly Ways and Means Committee endorsed an eighth grade history textbook seen as slanted toward civil rights after Dr H M McPherson of the State Curriculum Commission pledged revisions. The panel added 1 million to print and distribute the book and 38 million to fund other newly adopted texts.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Ways and Means
Bull
H. M. McPherson
State Curriculum Commission
Land of the Free
State Board of Education
Legislature Stalemate Persists in California Budget Fight
In Sacramento Governor Brown pressed lawmakers on a constitutional revision and budget plan, but the Senate and Assembly remained deadlocked over pay raises and conflict of interest rules. House leaders accuse the Senate of blocking reform while Reagan runs a marathon TV campaign, facing challenges from Christopher and Dorn who criticize his reliance on television ads.
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Edmund G. Brown
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Eee Welthat
Ronald Reagan
Jesse M. Unruh
Warren Dorn
Reagan
Dorn
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Harlem Huddle Patrick Seeks Formula For Watts
California group of Negroes and Patrick accuse riots in Watts as influenced by outside ideas. He calls for jobs and police reform while urging party unity and caution to avoid further unrest. The discussion touches on race, politics, and security, with various figures cited expressing concern over urban disorder.
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William Patrick
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Harlem
Kay
Watts
New York
Los Angeles
Patrick
Henry Cooper
California
Spies Allegedly Cross Truce Zone At Panmunjom
North Korea accused the United Nations Command of sending a five man spy group across the armistice buffer zone near Panmunjom on May 18. Maj. Gen. Park Chung-kook said the group fired on North Korean troops and attempted abduction, displaying 20 weapons seized from the intruders.
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Korea
North Korea
United Nations Command
Park Chung-kook
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Seoul
Two Killed As Truck Overturns In Seoul
Two American soldiers died in separate accidents during a field exercise in Korea. Eighteen others were injured, seven seriously, as a truck overturned and a land mine incident caused amputation. A second death occurred when a soldier suffered a skull fracture after contacting a power line while painting an archway and falling from a ladder. Names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Korea
U.S. Army
Army
7Th Infantry Division
Lally
Christopher Farm Fined In 1964 Record
Long Beach reports Christopher Farm Dairy Farms Inc of San Francisco faced 18 charges under the stabilisation law in 1984. The firm, led by Christopher, was fined for unearned discounts totaling 607.50 dollars and other infractions such as a 419 dollar milk dispenser and a painted sign. Christopher, then mayor, said he was abroad in 1964 and not involved, noting a broader crackdown on dairy firms.
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Long Beach
UPI
Repub- Independent Press - Telegram
Ican
George Christopher
Messnes
Shai 5 Atepher Dairy Farms Inc
Long Beach Francisco
Christopher
San Francisco
Bay City
Bay Area
Delay On Tax Reform Bill Halts Vote In Senate
SACRAMENTO UPI A Senate committee postponed a vote on a tax assessor reform bill until next week amid charges it would aid private utilities and large businesses. Senator J Eugene McAteer accused the measure of benefiting big interests. Assemblyman John Knox declined comment and asked for more delay. Senator Virgil O Sullivan, the committee chair, has delayed action since receiving the bill from the Assembly early last month.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate‘committee
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
J. Eugene McAteer
San Francisco
Sen
Virgil O'Sullivan
D-Williams
Assembly
Wire Tapping Charge Denied by Gilroy Official
SAGRAMENTO UP I report that George Christopher and Assemblyman George Milias faced questions over faulty telephone lines in Santa Clara County. Telephone Co officials denied any wiretap, stating the trouble was limited to a pair of lines and there was no evidence of tapping.
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Sagramento
UPI
George Christopher
George Milias
Gilroy
Telephone Co
Santa Clara County
Lynch Pleads For Aid To Police And Firemen
San Francisco AP report on Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch urging support for police and firemen in a campaign speech. He attacks antagonism toward minority groups and police, defends state officers facing right wing demonstrators, and argues for equal rights enforcement by California police.
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Thomas C. Lynch
California
Nei
South
Lynch
John Birch Society
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