Overseas Food Bill Approved by Senate Amid Debate
The Senate passed a two year extension of the Food for Peace program by a 74 to 2 vote, amid disagreement over allowing tobacco and alcohol in aid items. Opponents Lausche and Williams pressed bans while Cooper proposed a substitute barring alcohol and tobacco from gifts. The measure returns to the House for consideration of Senate amendments.
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Father and Son Die in Stockton Car Crash
A two car crash five miles southeast of Stockton killed George Walter Shaw 32 and his son George Shaw Jr 13. The father died at the scene and the son died four hours later at San Joaquin County Hospital.
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Nine Lives Come In Handy For Area Fire
A cat trapped in one of two burning buildings in the Los Angeles area reportedly survived a blaze that felled the other structure. Firefighters used ladders and hoses to rescue the animal, underscoring the old saying that cats have nine lives.
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City Board OKs Nurse Pay Increase Amid Strike Action
In San Francisco a five hour board meeting ended with approval of a nurse pay hike for 800 nurses across three hospitals San Francisco General Lagunda Honda and Hassler. The plan raises pay from 465 to 703 monthly with an emergency funding move to use reserve funds. A sick leave walkout by nurses was resolved as talks concluded.
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Rhodesia row tests Commonwealth summit resolve
London reports aides say Prime Minister Harald Wilson will face a walkout by some African nations at the Commonwealth summit rather than abandon the search for Rhodesia compromise. Sierra Leone's Sir Albert Margai urged British military intervention to end the rebel regime started by Ian Smith in 1965. Tanzania cut relations and boycotts. Zambia warned it may quit the British partnership.
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Thieves Take Tools From Fremont School Shed
Fremont police investigate a second week burglaries at a storage shed under the water tower at Washington High School 18442 Fremont Blvd. Theodore J. Garcia reported two socket sets stolen valued at over 204 dollars after a night break in. Police suspect entry through pried door with a jimmy and note a small amount of change left in a cup. The report on the Dumbarton Bridge sill is delayed another month.
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Rafferty Backed by Pro Reagan Wing in California Race
In Sacramento a California education bulletin cites speculation that Max Rafferty, state superintendent, would back Republican Ronald Reagan over Democratic Governor Brown. Assembly Education Committee predicts Rafferty will publicly support Reagan, despite Rafferty's own party status and policy stances.
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Warren Blasts GOP Leader Over California Party Split
Democratic state chairman Charles Warren condemns Republican Gaylord Parkinson for claiming Gov. Brown enabled a radical left takeover of the California Democratic Party. Warren accuses Parkinson of creating a one man show and supporting extremist influence while noting a national Council of Republican Organizations report on right wing control. Rafferty says Reagan shares same treatment as other candidates and will back Reagan if no alternative. Rafferty set to hold Los Angeles news conference to present letters to Brown and Reagan demanding clear stances.
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