Reagan Defends Mental Hygiene Budget Cuts
The article reports President Reagan defending reductions in the mental hygiene department amid a Senate hearing set for March 28 on care quality. It notes a revised state budget for the nine campus university system totaling over 41 million dollars from the general fund, plus emergency and Medicare funds, with the regents seeking 264 million for 1967-68 to maintain current programs.
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Schmitz Backs Hospital Cuts in Mental Health System
Senator John G. Schmitz endorsed the administration plan to cut more than 2,612 hospital jobs for the mentally ill. Governor Reagan defended the $264 million university budget as needed to maintain quality and said admissions meet availability. Regents and administrators argued for maintaining current funding and questioned further reductions.
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Edgan
Sacramento
John G. Schmitz
R-Tustin
Reagan Denies 1968 Presidential Run In Phoenix Stop
California Governor Ronald Reagan arrived in Phoenix to visit his wife's family amid questions about a 1968 bid. He denied plans to run and rejected any campaigning in nonmandatory primaries, while being greeted by about 150 people, including students, and his son urged attention to a Reagan for President sign.
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Ronald Reagan
California
William T. Sherman
Reagan
Regan
Protess
Reagan election signals voter push against rising costs
Voters supported Reagan as a contrast to spiraling government costs. The piece notes a 40 percent reduction in caseload over three years, yet skepticism remains about cutting tax-supported employees. The tone reflects a debate on budget restraint and public services.
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Reagan
Free Listening Device Offered Free of Charge
An aggressive advertisement promotes a small wearable electronic device described as a non-hearing aid said to aid those with impaired hearing. The notice invites readers to call HE 20459 or write Wear Better at 537 Pine Ave Long Beach California to receive the free device with no obligation, targeting church and group listening contexts.
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Des Vige
Associated Hearing Aid Centers, Inc
Dahlberg
Tee
Preygearns
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Calif
Principals Push Riot Policy For California High Schools
At a California secondary school administrators conference three former principals urged a formal riot policy to curb racial disturbances. John McGrew cited news media as inciting riots at Duarte High. John Venable pointed to outside agitators at John Muir High. Emery Curfice proposed student IDs and assigns at large meetings to prevent voluntary segregation. The panelists argued for clearer communication and procedures even if riot risk seems small.
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Los Angeles
CNS
California
John McGrew
Glendale Unified School District
Duarte High School
McGrew
Duarte
John Venable
John Muir High School
Communist Party
Pasadena
Merger Talks Between Aerospace Firms In Early Stage
A possible merger between North American Aviation of Los Angeles and Rockwell-Standard of Pittsburgh will be reviewed at separate board meetings today. W F Rockwell of Rockwell-Standard cautioned that several issues remain unresolved and agreement may not be reached. North American had earlier explored a merger with Douglas Aircraft, which has since agreed to merge with McDonnell Aircraft in St Louis.
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Los Angeles
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Pittsburgh
North American
W. F. Rockwell
Rockwell-Standard
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas
McDonnell Aircraft
Caf
St. Louis
1000 Strike at Soledad State Prison
About 1 000 inmates at Soledad State prison staged a general strike to protest disciplinary measures after a stabbing. Prisoners refused work for 560 hours and were locked in cells, fed cold lunches while officials tried to resolve the dispute. The strike was sparked by a restriction during an investigation of last week’s stabbing.
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Soledad
UPI
Soledad State Prison
Bill Forden
Pileharris
Forden
Office Burgled in Long Beach, Stolen Items Valued Over 300
Alvert J. Corske told Long Beach police Tuesday that his office at 13848 Atlantic Ave was ransacked. A tape recorder, radio, and stapling machine were stolen, with a total value over 300 dollars.
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Alvert J. Corske
Long Beach
Bureaius
Aulantic Ave
Romney Now Front Runner in California Democratic Race
In California the race shows Kennedy holding a slim edge over Johnson among Democrats amid a sizable undecided bloc. Among Republicans Romney leads Nixon 45 to 32 with Reagan and Percy also in play, but electability and “kind of candidate” perceptions shake confidence in Reagan and Percy.
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Mixon
California
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Gov
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Charles Percy
R-I
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