Reagan levels propaganda charges at Hitch over UC budget
Gov. Ronald Reagan says UC President Charles Hitch is trying to propagandize the public to back higher taxes for the nine campus system. He rejects his own hold the line budget and urges cuts to bureaucracy and spending excesses while UC pushes for a larger appropriation.
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University of California
Charles Hitch
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Hitch
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Lompoc Record Publication Details and Crew Listed
The notice lists Lompoc Record Publications as the publisher and names the staff and officers including Kenneth L. Adam president and Harry J. Crompe editor. It notes associations such as California News Publishers Association and United Press International and states a subscription rate of 2.25 per year with delivery or mail and a daily except Sundays and Christmas Day schedule.
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Gaylen Jackson
California News Publishers Association
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BYU President Ernest Wilkinson resigns after 20-year tenure
Ernest Wilkinson, who guided Brigham Young University through rapid growth to more than 25 000 students in 13 colleges, resigns after 20 years as president. Controversy over LDS Church racial policies and protests at western colleges framed his final years, though he maintained BYU admitted students regardless of color.
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LDS Church
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BYU
Wilkinson
Casey WASHINGTON gets Senate backing for SEC post
The Senate Banking Committee voted 9 to 3 to reaffirm support for William J. Casey as head of the Securities and Exchange Commission despite accusations of shady deals and a 1961 plagiarism conviction. Casey admitted giving incorrect testimony and cited faulty memory for earlier statements.
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UPI
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Tornadoes kill one and injure ten across Texas and Louisiana
A tornado struck Kenner La near New Orleans before dawn killing one and injuring five as it damaged 15 to 20 homes and toppled power to half the town, while another tornado near Channelview Texas injured five and damaged a trailer. Snow storms braced the Midwest and East with up to four inches in parts of Virginia and Maryland and injuries from icy, windy conditions in Illinois Iowa and Ohio.
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Gorton ousted as Australia’s prime minister in Liberal vote
In Canberra the Liberal Party removed John Gorton and named Foreign Minister William McMahon to replace him after a 33 33 caucus tie. Gorton abstained and motioned against himself before stepping down. McMahon, 63, pledged continued Vietnam support and formed a new cabinet.
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UPI
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John G. Gorton
Australia
William McMahon
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McMahon
Vietnam
Labor Party
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Manson follower says she did not find him sexually attractive
Los Angeles report details psychiatrist testimony at the penalty phase of Charles Manson's trial. Leslie Van Houten told Dr. Joel Hochman she admired Manson but felt no sexual emotion. she described him as too short and said a shark does not hate when it kills a fish.
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UPI
Charles Manson
Tate- LaBianca
Leslie van Houten
Manson
Joel Hochman
Miss van Houten
Hochman
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Senate moves toward 18 year old voting amendment approval
The Senate is set to vote at 2 p.m. EST on a constitutional amendment to lower voting age to 18 in all elections. With 87 co sponsors and minimal opposition, a House vote on a matching proposal follows, allowing rapid ratification by states.
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UPI
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D-Ind
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