Reagan Attacks Medi Cal Costs As Legislature Stalls
Gov. Reagan used a statewide broadcast to condemn Medi Cal as a system taxing working Californians for generous cardholder benefits. He urged legislative passage to grant discretionary cuts before a court ruling, warning of yearly tax hikes if overhaul fails. Meanwhile the Senate cleared a reapportionment bill to redraw 88 districts amid partisan controversy.
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California
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Jon Lehmitz
House Conference Committee
Assembly
United States Draft Card Burnings Spark Early Antiwar Protests
Demonstrators in Sacramento and across the nation burned draft cards and protested the war. Groups like Women Strike for Peace Students for a Democratic Society and the Resistance led sit-ins at draft centers and university campuses including Wisconsin Madison Johns Hopkins and Brooklyn protests. Police clashed with some rioters and dozens were arrested as students and locals voiced antiwar demands.
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University of Wisconsin
Madison
New York City
Whitehell
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Brooklyn
Richard John Newhaus
St. Johan the Evangélist Church
Baltimore
Johns Hopkin University
Dow Chemical
Peace Corps applications fall 30 percent in 1967
Los Angeles reports a 30 percent drop in Peace Corps applications, attributed to a cynical attitude among prospective volunteers and the Vietnam era. Ray Holland, the director, cites world tensions and disillusionment as key factors, noting many youths feel unable to effect change.
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Peace Corps
Mately
Ray Holland
Venezuela
Supreme Court refuses to act on topless dancers case
The US Supreme Court let stand the 1966 conviction of Ramona Bennett and Moira Chlorse for performing lewd rock and roll dances with exposed breasts at The Blow Out beer parlor in Redondo Beach. Justice Douglas noted the ruling would have to be reviewed under current obscenity standards. The defendants argued the jury should have been instructed on obscenity rulings, but were convicted by a Torrance jury for engaging in public lewd conduct.
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Ramona Bennett
Moira Chlorse
Willians
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Supreme Canuri
Redondo Beach
South Way
Torrance
State Supreme Court
Sis
Istructer
South Bay
Rayrtoch Choate
Richard K. Quan
Gardena
Johnson faces cabinet rumors and Vietnam policy debate
President Johnson addressed cabinet turnover and defense issues at a press conference. He noted no wage and price controls plan and defended military leadership while warning critics seeking an easy exit from Vietnam, drawing parallels to Mussolini and Hitler.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Vietnam
Johnson
Mussolini
Hitler
Site Department
U.S
South Vietnam
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