Kennedy trip on Sukarno proves little in Malaya clash
LA column argues Kennedy's trip to curb Indonesia's aggression yielded limited gains. Sukarno rejects changes, pledges no shift in policy as summit talks with Indonesia Philippines and Malaya proceed. The piece criticizes U S aid totaling over a billion dollars, claiming it funds aggression and harms relations.
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Governor seeks $62 million school aid package
Sacramento reports Gov. Brown plans to ask the legislature for an additional 62.5 million dollars for public schools plus 35 million in annual state aid and 27.5 million from a proposed countywide tax. He opposes new funds without the tax, which would shift property tax to aid poorer districts, a plan opposed by educational leaders despite requests for larger increases. The move would raise the 1963-64 education funding toward the 900 million dollar annual level, as teachers groups push for about 100 million more.
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Echo TE Laid Down Pressure Raises Satellite Concern
The Space Agency reported Monday that Echo II the 135 foot diameter balloon satellite may not hold its spherical shape due to pressure drop. Optical trackers show no anomalies and Long Beach residents can view the satellite in the eastern sky at 4:49 am and western sky at 7:47 pm today as authorities seek the cause of reflectivity variations. Telemetry suggests faster-than-expected pressure decline since Saturday’s launch. The Soviet space effort and the broader US Russia radio transmission tests remain several days from completion.
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Kuchel Endorses Rockefeller Civil Rights Stance for 1964
Kuchel issued a four page statement backing Nelson Rockefeller citing commitment to civil rights, reduced tensions, and human progress. He warned Republicans not to abandon party principles or the two party system and urged adherence to Lincoln era ideals and Eisenhower era equality under the law. Rockefeller’s position on minority voting rights and education was highlighted as central to the party’s future.
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Snake Bite Kills Zoo Director in Salt Lake City
Jerry de Bary, 37, director of the Salt Lake City Zoo, died 31 hours after being bitten by a South African snake. He advised not blaming the snake as doctors fought to save him. Questions arose about the potency of the serum from San Diego as efforts continued. The story also notes a Chicago bombing injuring an insurance broker in a separate incident and other brief items including a Philadelphia debutante marrying a horse trainer and the death of Stuart Lake, Wyatt Earp biographer.
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Kuchel Signals Move for Party Leadership in State
Rededication to that creed Kuchel's announcement awaited by party professionals. The cautious senator is poised to back leadership in California after 1958 party splits. He led a GOP landslide in 1962 with about one million more votes than Nixon, making his name central in observers' discussions.
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Vice Presidential Pick Circles 1964 Middle East Candidate
In drafting 1964 running mate options for a central Eastern contender, party strategists weigh possible vice presidential picks, balancing regional appeal, ideological alignment, and political leverage to strengthen the ticket. Key considerations include experience, public profile, and potential to shore up nationwide support.
Betancourt Kills Overthrow Plot Foiled in Venezuela
President Romulo Betancourt’s government said it smashed a leftist plot to topple the regime and arrested opposition leaders deputy Luis Miquilena and Dr Jose Joaquin Aristimane of the Democratic Republican Union.
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Mosk backs Rafferty on state school construction
In Sacramento on Monday Attorney General Stanley Mosk ruled that the State Allocation Board may set cost standards for state aided school buildings but may not establish detailed construction standards. Dr Max Rafferty urged the board to adopt design rules, a view the AG rejected to avoid intruding on the Department of Education and its Bureau of School Planning.
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State May Ask 80 Percent Of Oil Fund
Sacramento state finance director Hale Champion forecast the legislature will earmark up to 80 percent of oil revenues from tidelands off Long Beach for state treasury. Currently half the revenues go to the City of Long Beach for harbor development and shoreline projects. Champion spoke at a California Democratic Council meeting noting the plan may be added to Gov Brown's special agenda after the legislature opens.
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U S to Ask Russ to Drop A Bomber Fleet
Geneva sources say the United States will propose scrapping its B47 jet bombers and seek Soviet concessions to abandon the Badger bomber at the 17 nation disarmament conference. The Badger and B47, both capable of nuclear delivery, are being superseded by missiles with the B47 to be phased out by 1967.
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Kennedy warns Asia war if Malay truce ends
RFK foresees a regional war if the Indonesian Malaysian cease fire collapses. He told reporters at Dulles that he would brief President Johnson on talks with Indonesian Malaysian and Philippine leaders and monitor Cyprus tensions. He refused to discuss a possible vice presidential run, saying his focus is Attorney General duties.
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