Almanac May 28 1965 historical calendar note
On May 28 1965 Almanac notes the 148th day of the year with 217 to follow the moon near new phase and Saturn as morning star Mars as evening star. It recalls Thomas Moore birth in 1779 and historical items from 1864 1905 1934 1940 plus a Jefferson quote about republican government.
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California Budget Row Drives Senate Finance Pullback
Gov Brown faces a furious Senate Finance Committee over budget procedure as lawmakers voice anger and reject the process. The state moves forward on several bills including AB 1161 authorizing the Insurance commissioner to grant securities permits to underwriters and title companies, SB 13 on school safety, and SB 32 easing land annexation to water districts. Senate leaders nominate members to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission while measures on race, poverty and local governance advance through Assembly and Senate committees.
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Fresno man sues city and officer for 600000 damages
A Fresno man filed a Superior Court suit seeking 600000 in damages against the city of Fresno and Officer Thomas E. Ethridge. He alleges Ethridge assaulted him during an altercation after an arrest. a disturbance charge against Fiorentino was dismissed. Fiorentino says he was unlawfully arrested and jailed for a traffic violation and that the complaints were meant to harass him. An acquittal occurred in January, and a related suit for 25000 for injuries from the fight is pending.
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Budget battle: Senate trims Brown plan in California
In Sacramento the Senate Finance Committee rejected Gov. Brown's 143 million phase MW budget and battered a larger 4 billion hare bones plan. Key clashes erupted over dam inspectors and emergency hiring, with Warne accusing lawmakers of breaking faith as 100 dams needed special attention and 40 required repairs. The committee also cut anti smoking funding and housing programs while signaling possible later restoration. The combined Senate budget, about 1.143 billion plus phase II, is expected to be smaller than the Assembly version and headed to a two house conference.
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Movie corruption claimed by Soviet press in 1960s
Izvestia reports the American Western The Magnificent Seven corrupted Soviet youth. Two Smolensk youths allegedly stole rifles from a museum and told police they wanted to imitate the heroes of the film. An eighth grade boy assaulted girls and stole money after viewing the movie, according to Investia.
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