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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1967
Page
4
Long Beach Republican James A Jayes says out of state students face residency rules that exempt them from tuition, arguing a one-year free residency requirement would reduce the influx of nonresident students and ease state college burdens.
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller and California Governor Ronald Reagan met for cocktails in Rockefeller’s 15th floor residence overlooking Central Park Zoo. A Rockefeller aide said only a Rockefeller servant was present during the one hour gathering, the pair’s third meeting as both are considered potential dark horses for the presidential nomination. The Reagans then flew to Washington.
California budget officials announced a 91.27 million dollar CHP appropriation up from 75.47 million to hire 1,000 more officers by mid 1968. The move aims to double the patrol force per legislative intent funded by a $1 annual motor vehicle registration fee hike over three years.
Report from the state board cites racial imbalance in California schools with Caucasians forming a majority and notable gaps in Negro and Spanish surname enrollments. Census data show districtwide Negro 6.2 percent and Spanish surname 4 percent, while statewide figures place Spanish surname students at 13.6 percent and Negroes at 8.2 percent. The California Supreme Court has ruled schools must integrate if feasible, prompting officials to consider district boundary policies and adherence to the ruling.
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Health Director Ellis D. Sox said he is weighing a Chicago firm's offer to add an anti fertility compound to cracked corn for pigeons. Ten days of treatment reportedly inhibits egg production for five to six months.
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