Franco Decree Suspends Spaniards Right to Choose Residence
Franco and his cabinet issued a two year suspension of Spaniards freedom to select where to live, aiming to curb Communist movement amid a spate of bombings blamed on the Popular Liberation Front. In Madrid, authorities said several PLF leaders were arrested as two plastic bombs damaged a bank.
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New Name Sought for Orange County College
Orange County State College seeks to rename to Orange State College. President W B Langsdorf cites unanimous faculty and student council support and Advisory Board approval. Administration opposes Fuller ton State College option to avoid community rivalry and rural connotation. Trustees plan action at July 13 meeting at Cal Poly Pomona.
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Bond Vote Delay Clouds State College Plans in Orange County
Officials brace for a two year delay in a $5 million music and drama building and an $11 million hospital outlay as bond votes stall. Trustees postpone site talks for South Bay State College while touring six sites and seek a 320 acre campus plot. July 13 public hearing set on raising admission standards to state colleges reducing eligible students to top one third by 1963.
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Yote Hurts All Schools Kerr Says
President Clark Kerr of the University of California warned that state school bond defeat will halt important campus projects. At UCLA commencement he said financial support is harder to obtain and the plans for universities state colleges and junior colleges to serve California high schools' graduates may be stalled.
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Senators Buck LeMay RS70 Fund Debate in Senate
The Senate Appropriations Committee backed the Air Force against President Kennedy and McNamara, approving the largest peacetime military bill. The package totals about 2.2 billion for aero projects, including the RS70 reconnaissance plane, with Kennedy requesting more funds and LeMay pressing for faster development. The Senate bill surpasses some requests and surpasses last year’s totals, conflicting with White House aims and House actions.
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