Assembly Approves Redistricting Plan in Party Split
The Assembly passed the redistricting bill 43 to 29 after GOP members were released to vote their conscience. The measure by Assemblyman Jack Fenton moves to the Senate for consideration, with both sides predicting passage and a path to Gov. Reagan. Republican concerns centered on disputed statistics and court-driven maps, while supporters argued it meets Supreme Court orders and preserves incumbents.
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Fenton
Assembly
California
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Robert E. Yadham
Newport Beach
Patrick McGee
Ventura
George Milias
Gilroy
Enuris
Milias
House
Supreme Court
All Naples Heard Shots Reopens World War II Suit Trial
Ramsey cross examines pathologist Wolfer over blood pattern evidence in the trial. Wolfer defends his conclusions, denies a third mover, and suggests the victim’s death and clothing status at the time of shooting. The courtroom scene blends tension with sharp repartee.
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Ramsey
Wolfer
USC
Ucla
Drankhan
New Southland Rain Intensifies Across Orange County
Heavy weekend storm spread from Capistrano to Newport Beach with aid mobilized including forestry firefighters and Corps of Engineers. High rains flood roads, cause a Venice blackout, a Ridge Route crash, and two injuries on Tong Beach Freeway ramp as snow dusts higher elevations and ski areas report fresh snowfall.
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Newport Beach
Paul J. Gruber
US Army Corps of Engineers
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Southland
Mount Baldy
Venice
Tong Beach
Seventh Street
Weath
McCarthy Odds and Vietnam Plan Stir Democratic Debate
Senator McCarthy floated a phased withdrawal plan for Vietnam as a bid to pressure for war-policy change without declaring a full presidential run. He claimed the move could energize voters and not disrupt Democratic unity. Congressional leaders, including Mansfield and Pastore, weighed in with cautious support and calls for unity.
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Iam
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Senau Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Reagan backed medical aid package faces finance panel test
The Senate Social Welfare Committee approved a three bill package urged by Governor Reagan to give administrative flexibility for the medical aid program to stay within its 904 million dollar income this fiscal year. Fulbright plans to support the Democratic nominee in 1968, barring extraordinary circumstances, and McCarthy discussed delegation support and possible favorite son candidates. Nixon to aid Javits: Nixon to speak at Javits campaign dinner in New York on December 1.
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Senate Social Welfare Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Social Welfare Committee
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McCarthy
Johnson
Indiana
North Dakota
Johanson
George 5S
McGovern
D-S.1
South Dakota
Landscaper Guilty of Slaying Sisters in Pasadena Case
Anthony Dontanville, a Pasadena landscaper, was found guilty on two counts of first degree murder in the slayings of Cecilia Barili age 7 and Roberta Ann Barili age 6. Jury of 10 women and 2 men convicted after a trial in Superior Court before Judge Walter R. Evang. Bodies found in a Watts field after disappearance near their home on August 9. Evidence tied Dontanville to the scene, hair analysis linked to victims, penalty hearing set.
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Anthony de Donkinellte
Woa
Rhurs
Watts
Evans
Lrday
Pontonville
Dontonville
Thomas Finnerty
Dontanville
Batili
N. McNally Ave
Colleges Vow Tough Rules After Student Unrest
University of California chancellors told the Board of Regents they will keep order on campus and not tolerate extralegal actions. They seek fiscal 1968 49 funding to raise faculty salaries and hire more police, with outside help as needed. A special committee will study how to maintain dissent channels while protecting the academic community.
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San Diego
UPY
University of California
Board of Regents
Regents
Charles Hitch
Glenn
Dumke
Aalisyar
San Francisco
San Jose
Hart
Heilbron
Luckman
Alhere Ruffa
Sok 8
Buchalter
Clairman
State Academic Senate
Amreita
Mart
College trustees defend rights of students to debate issues
The trustees stated sensitivity to students rights to debate current issues and dissent. They affirmed that the right to dissent affords no excuse to disrupt college operations or interfere with others rights. The chancellor and presidents were authorized to act.
UCLA Group Backs McCarthy Campaign in California
UCLA students announced support for Senator Eugene McCarthy as a candidate of the peace state. Renee Filiott, newly elected chairman of the University Community for McCarthy, said McCarthy represents views seeking end to Southeast Asia involvement and rational domestic and foreign policy.
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California Democratic Council
Renee Filiott
McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Southeast Asia
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Righard Baril
Anthony Dontanville
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San Fernando Valley State College
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Roy
Baldwin Piano and Organ CO
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Alvan Yarranca
Hawthorne Blvd
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