No hope for cut in taxes Monagan says in Palm Springs
California Assembly Speaker Robert I. Monagan told a Palm Springs news conference there will be no big tax cuts in 1970. He opposes reductions next year and says holding the line is the best option. He warns reform will be limited and election-year constraints will deepen legislative stalemate. Monagan spoke at the 27th Palm Springs Management Conference of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association.
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Fresno State appoints acting president Karl Falk
AP reports Los Angeles that Karl L. Falk will serve as acting president of Fresno State College. He says he will not pursue the job permanently and hopes to depart by July next year. Falk, long head of the social science division, was named Tuesday by the State College Trustees. He notes he will not consider the post long term and cites ongoing campus controversy surrounding the previous president. Falk holds roles in banking and housing groups and has led international exchange and overseas programs for the California State Colleges.
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Apollo 12 crew rehearse final countdown at Cape Kennedy
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Richard F Gordon and Alan L Bean completed a nine mile launch pad trip to the Yankee Clipper and began boarding the Saturn 5 with winds 25 to 33 mph. The crew said weather looked within tolerances and preparations continued for a November 14 launch.
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Astronauts visit Thai king then plan island holiday
Apollo II crew Nell Armstrong Michael Collins and Edwin Buzz Aldrin met King Bhumnibho Adulyadej in Bangkok and spoke to about 400 students at the Royal School. They then flew to Bangsaen for a beach resort stay before returning to Bangkok and heading to Australia.
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Nixon Returns to Campaign Swing for GOP Candidates
President Nixon resumes political campaigning, stumping for Republican candidates in New Jersey and Virginia. He rallies 5,000 at Salem-Raatioke Valley Civic Center, echoing 1968 rhetoric on states’ rights and law and order, while promoting moving power from Washington to the states. He is joined by conservative aide Patrick Buchanan amidst appeals about narcotics and obscenity concerns.
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Dope charge in actor's divorce suit
Mary Eliot Cummings sues actor Robert Cummings for separate maintenance alleging drug use an affair with Regia Fong a 31 year old Macau native The complaint lists cruelty desertion and infidelity and notes methadrine use since 1964 plus questioned business ventures advised by astrologers and numerologists The couple married March 3 1945 and have five children
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Owner of trucking firm shuts down after death
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio AP a tracking company caught up in a union dispute that led to the death of one man during a gunfight is suspending operations. Stoneburner said the company would cease operations until the power struggle between the Teamsters and the Fraternal Association of Steel Maulers was settled. About 20 Teamsters and steel workers gathered at Republic’s gates as gunfire erupted injuring eight and killing John de Gorsline a Teamsters business agent from Cleveland. Police arrested three men and held them without charge.
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GE Maintains Firm Stance Amid Nationwide Strike
AFL-CIO Executive Council meets in Washington as General Electric stands firm against union demands. GE stockholders in Minneapolis hear Borch say current offer is inflationary. About 125,000 GE workers strike with 74 percent of blue collars out. Picket lines flare in Schenectady Bloomington Lyon Pittsfield and Collingdale. Police clash with nonunion workers. Two China air incidents noted in Tokyo dispatches.
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Restraining order limits pickets at GE plant in Oakland
Superior Court Judge Kate Cook issued a temporary restraining order limiting the number of pickets at the struck General Electric plant in Oakland to four at each of the 10 entrances amid mass picketing at four GE sites in Northern California. The order covers the Oakland plant and follows another restraining order in San Jose restricting pickets to a total of 36 across GB plants, as company officials reported harassment and driveways blocked by protesters.
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