Governor warns initiative could ruin realty profession
Sacramento Governor Brown told the California Real Estate Association and the California Apartment Owners' Association that their push to repeal the Rumford Fair Housing Act might abolish the real estate profession. He held a two hour closed door meeting with leaders, noting constitutional questions and that the groups would review plans to place an initiative on the ballot.
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Aden Bomb Attack At Aden Airport
A hand grenade hurled at the British high commissioner and party near Aden Airport killed a woman and wounded 39 others. Sir Kennedy Trevaskis escaped with a minor shrapnel cut as police hunted the bomber, described as possibly a Yemeni nationalist, with the federation crisis fueling the attack. Witnesses saw the blast from a spectators’ gallery.
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Afghan Soviet Pact Opens Afghan Air Routes to Moscow
Afghanistan and the Soviet Union signed an agreement enabling Soviet air jets to land at Afghan civil airports for flights between Moscow and Karachi Pakistan. The pact, confirmed Tuesday, broadens air access and strengthens regional aviation links.
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Johnson asserts thrift program won’t weaken US defense
Washington United States President Johnson told Congress the defense economy drive will not erode military superiority over the Soviet Union now or later. In a White House breakfast with congressional leaders, he pressed for early civil rights legislation and outlined plans to trim spending while maintaining strategic power despite a large federal budget. An intelligence briefing with CIA chief McCone and top aides followed, detailing current and projected Soviet strength through decade’s end.
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Right-Wingers Evolving Views in California GOP
California Republican Assembly leader William J. Nelligan describes a shift among right wingers toward more moderate, conciliatory tactics. He notes Goldwater’s appeal varies and that he may back the GOP nominee if aligned with his views, predicting Goldwater’s California primary odds as roughly even.
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Kennedy Protection Bill Authorized for Mrs Kennedy
The House and Senate approved a measure by voice vote granting lifelong Secret Service protection for former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and temporary White House office space and staff funding. The bill also earmarks funds for funeral and partial expenses of President John F Kennedy and sets aside money for staff salaries and related costs.
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