Johnson Address At Chamber Of Commerce Meeting
President Johnson spoke to a packed Constitution Hall pledging restraint in government costs and a thrifty budget while touting record output and the largest tax cut in history. He promised to cut nonessential spending, close outdated military posts, and push price cuts to curb industry profits with a focus on poverty relief and national strength.
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Trial Date Set for Accused in Balcony Death
Clifton Christensen charged with murder in the April 5 death of Edward Joseph pleads not guilty. Superior Court Judge MacRae sets June 8 for the trial. Christensen, 54, allegedly pushed Snyder during a March 27 confrontation at 55 S Daisy Ave apartment, leading to head injuries and death at Memorial Hospital after more than a week.
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California Assembly panel blocks student IOU bill
In Sacramento the Assembly Education Committee rejected a bill by John J. E. Collier to end tuition debt for graduates and maintain free public higher education in California. Committee chair Charles B. Garrigus noted taxpayers have funded free instruction historically, while Collier argued lifelong earning potential would rise by about 100000 dollars. A similar bill awaits interterm study.
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Yorty Ordered Recheck for Yorty Ordered Senate Pays Homage
In Sacramento the Senate eulogized Sen. Lee Backstrand who died Sunday and adjourned in his honor. A resolution said he will be keenly missed and his widow was extended support. The controversy over registration signatures and timely ballots delayed action and raised questions about which officials can certify the late candidate’s papers. The delay may affect California ballots as the court weighs possible orders and funeral plans in Riverside.
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Johnson dogs, reporters question White House handling
President Johnson lifted two beagle pups by the ears on the White House lawn sparking debate among dog experts and pet handlers. Authorities questioned the method, with Kennel Club officials and dog breeders voicing concern over potential harm while some defended his actions as unfamiliar practice.
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Pensioners May Get New Glasses In Hornell Clinic
A local eye care offer invites seniors to obtain glasses with simplified eligibility. Patients are asked to bring identification and social welfare details to receive relief from processing barriers. Dr Milton Glinberg, Optometrists, Hornell, with 30 years of experience, promotes the program at 11 Pine Avenue Downsain building.
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Laos Yanks warned off the streets by U S ambassador
VIENTIANE Laos U S Ambassador Leonard Unger urged American officials and dependents to stay off the streets unless necessary to conduct urgent business. He said evacuations of about 800 Americans were not planned but all should be prepared for any eventuality. British and French embassies issued similar warnings.
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Lobbying for March: California lobby totals revealed
California lobbyists spent over fifty thousand dollars in March to influence legislation. Albert J. Shults for major oil companies led all at four thousand nine hundred ninety six. Gov Brown accused special interests of blocking parts of his program as reports filed with legislative analyst A. Alan Post detail meals, hotels, transport and other expenses.
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Negro Legislators Outline California Plan For Rights Commission
California assembly members announced a Negro legislators plan to create a state human rights commission and other steps next year. They joined with Los Angeles Democrats who proposed a positive five point Ferrell-Dumuly plan including a state commission, education on minority contributions, neighborhood information centers, low cost cooperative housing, and mandatory training on police misconduct while Gov. Brown weighs views.
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Famous scalp specialist offers hair restoration program
Phoenix report details KC Conner, renowned trichologist and director of the Conner firm, advertising scalp treatments with a money back guarantee. He promotes consultations, progress checks, and nationwide expansion with free consultations at Lafayette Hotel and 140 Andes Ave. Appointment details included.
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