Reagan Poll Finds California Support Drops Sharply
A California Poll shows Governor Ronald Reagan facing a steep decline in popularity from his 1966 landslide, with the share rating his performance as poor nearly doubling and good job ratings falling about one fourth. The survey compares current views with last year, noting disapproval over taxes, welfare cuts, and higher education turmoil as main criticisms.
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Mt Eden Balloon Race Exceeds Hopes Of Merchants Teens
Mt Eden High School students launched a Great Balloon Race to raise funds. Helium filled balloons carried prize stubs and messages. most fizzled near Altamont Pass east of Livermore. A few reached Tracy Stockton and even Yosemite Park, surprising merchants who backed the effort.
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Telegraph Strike On Tonight Amid Saigon War Dispatches
A stride of wartime and labor news collides as Western Union workers prepare a nationwide strike beginning tonight. The report ties strike action to ongoing Vietnam firefights including a U S Army gunship downed, artillery exchanges near Dak To, and allied bombings in Kontum. The page also notes the U S carrier America arriving off North Vietnam with a 120 officer and 4,580 enlisted crew.
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Reagan appoints minority consultants amid Vietnam debate
Gov. Reagan announces new minority consultants as tax cut disputes continue in Congress. Johnson spends Memorial Day weekend at the LBJ ranch while Vietnam strategy and Westmoreland discussions unfold. Reporters press on party affiliations of appointees. one appointee, Ralph Morales, identifies as a Republican. Johnson plans a weekend message seeking an 18-year-old voting amendment.
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Reagan appoints new staff in statewide hunt for sub
Reagan announced a May 1 appointment of a group at a news conference. Named were William Thompson of Richmond, John Alston of Venice, Charles Booker of San Francisco, Patrick of San Diego, Arthur Parr of Watts, and Lawrence Harrington of Sacramento. Two more workers, both Mexican Americans, will join the governor’s Los Angeles and Sacramento offices.
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Smith's Police Bond Plan Faces Limited Backing
City council debates a police building as part of a capital improvement bond. Councilman John Pappas pushes for a bond package including police facilities and related projects, while others seek broader reviews of city hall adequacy and related street and transit work before any bond election. Chief Forth supports faster building, arguing the old hall is inadequate for police needs.
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Picnic stabbing ends Niles family outing
Kenneth Hart 84 was stabbed in the abdomen at Tiles Canyon picnic. Hart, treated at Washington Hospital, received 26 stitches. The incident followed a confrontation as cars left the scene after a car kicked up debris striking him in the head. Police expect an arrest warrant for assault with a deadly weapon. Hart’s wife requested their address not be published.
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Johnson Hikes Interest on Government Bonds and Shares
President Johnson announced higher rates in the U S bond series BE and H savings bonds raising from 4.15 to 4.25 percent and on freedom shares from 4.24 to 5 percent, effective Saturday. The action applies to new purchases and outstanding bonds until their next maturity date.
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Strike Wave Subsiding In France
France sees a retreat from nationwide strikes as workers resist new concessions. The Socialist Workers Force hopes talks resume in sectors where action began, while the union warns against street demonstrations that could worsen conditions. Postal workers respond to Yves Guena’s appeal, with Angouleme reporting mail delivery resuming after two weeks. Reports of partial returns to work surface from several small plants across the country.
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Youths Use TV Method Of Burglary At School Breakin
Two juveniles broke into Madison School at 14751 Juniper St yesterday using a TV style method to break a window. Police caught them in the act and cited them for burglary. Witnesses said they taped a North Win show before the break-in.
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Sexual Freedom League Chief Arrested for Nudity
In San Francisco, Jefferson Poland, 25, head of the Sexual Freedom League, was arrested in Golden Gate Park while conducting a Bible reading in the nude for about 150 participants. He was booked on suspicion of indecent exposure.
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Coed Loses Her Home On Wheels
Cherie Gordon a 21 year old physical education major at Sacramento State College drew nationwide attention after reporters learned she slept in a station wagon nicknamed The Old Green Goose to save money. She has moved into a dormitory while the department chair hinted faculty may not approve her teaching duties if she does not change her habits.
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Citizens Urged to Display Flag on Flag Day
Mayor John K. Smith urged Hayward residents to display the American flag on June 14 Flag Day in a city hall proclamation. He said it is fitting and proper for patriotic citizens to honor and respect the flag of the United States.
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Indictment in Hayward Dope Case
A Hayward woman Sharon Lister 24 and Joseph Munoz 95 were indicted by a grand jury on possession of marijuana. Lister surrendered to the sheriff and was freed without bail. Munoz also faces a weapon and ex-convict related charge. Police found marijuana and seeds during a March 7 home arrest. Testimony came from local detectives and sergeants.
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