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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
5
Solon warned Thursday that sincere students nationwide feel deep dissatisfaction with colleges. He said disaffection among intelligent, dedicated youths is widespread and not limited to visible revolutionaries. He noted many are disturbed yet avoid violence.
An urban classifieds prompt urges readers to sell no goods and to call a local number HE 2 59859 for quick cash. The feel is promotional and terse, targeting readers seeking fast informal sales without listing items. The ad emphasizes speed and a cash outcome.
A California Assembly bill would let residents buy rifles and shotguns in Oregon Nevada and Arizona and bring them home. The measure passed 47 to 20 and moves to the Senate. Republican leaders cite federal exceptions while critics warn of militant imports.
Stanford University president Kenneth S. Pitzer forwards a letter signed by more than 3,300 students, faculty and staff urging urgent action to resolve campus unrest. The note says most Stanford people disapprove of disruptions but sympathize with the moral sentiments driving outbreaks and fault the government for lack of urgency on major national issues.
The Assembly Transportation Committee backed a bill to form a five-county agency to plan finance and run public transport in Southern California. The Southern California Transportation District would replace the RAC to cover Los Angeles Orange Ventura and parts of Riverside and San Bernardino counties with authority to levy a five cent tax per hundred of assessed value to raise about 10 million dollars annually for operations and construction initial 500000 dollars to start.
A U.S. District Judge denied a bid to halt University of California records disclosure to the McClellan Committee. The suit by three organizations and three individuals targeted Berkeley Chancellor Heyns the Board of Regents and UC President Hitch seeking a restraining order and injunction against subpoenas from the Senate Government Operations Committee.
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