Reagan pushes California tax reform drive
Governor Reagan appeals to the public to pressure the Legislature for a broad tax reform package. He outlines a 1.6 billion increase in personal income tax and a new non residential property tax to fund cuts in other taxes. The plan faces a wary Assembly committee and possible alternative proposals.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
R-Tracy
Caspar W. Weinberger
California
George Moscone
Jess Urah
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Nixon
Climbers blamed for Dhaulagiri deaths amid avalanche
Three American survivors returning from Mt Dhaulagiri avalanche face critique from chief guide Phil Dorje. He accuses the expedition leader Boyd Everett Jr. and others of ignoring warnings, climbing in bad weather, and risking avalanches that killed five Americans and two Sherpa guides.
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Pokhara
Nepal
Louis Reichard
Stanford
Calif
James Morrissey
James Janney
St. Louis
Phil Dorje
Dhaulagiri
Phul Dorje
Boyd N. Everett Jr
New York City
Queen candidates host reception for Flower Festival
Eight 1969 Flower Festival Queen candidates will host a free reception Friday at Security Pacific Bank in the North H Street Pine Avenue area. Cookies and punch will be served 3 to 6 p.m. The event precedes the June 25 beauty talent and personality contest and the June 28 coronation ball.
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Security Pacific Bank
North H Street
Pine Avenue
Pattie Beattie
Dawn Ebbert
Alexa Kennard
Monica Moran
Kendra Meindersee
Linda Williams
Kay Wishard
Judy Yamchuk
Arctic cold mass sweeps across nation with heat wave elsewhere
An Arctic air mass travels from the north central states to the east while the Southwest endures 100 degree heat. Freeze warnings dot the Cotton Belt as record lows resurface in Tampa Springfield Nashville Fort Smith Birmingham Memphis Cairo Tallahassee Daytona Beach. A line of storms spans from northern New England to the southern Rockies though most regions stay clear. Temps range from 28 at International Falls to 84 at Blythe.
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United Press International
Cotton Belt
Tampa
Fal
Springfield
Nashville
Tenn
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Birmingham
Ala
Memphis
Militants disrupt church service seek reparations
Ten black militants demanded 500 million dollars from churches and synagogues during a First Methodist Church service in Los Angeles. Police arrested all ten on suspicion of conspiring to disrupt a religious gathering. pastor Rev. Don R. Boyd described the incident as an interruption, not a disruption.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Don R. Boyd
First Methodist
Ronald L. Wilkins
Boyd
Riverside Church
New York City
James Foreman
National Black Economic Development Conference
Wilkins
United States
Apollo 10 Countdown Begins for Sunday Moon Test Flight
Apollo 10 mission crews prep for a Sunday launch with Thomas Stafford John Young and Eugene Cernan aboard the Saturn V. The eight day flight will orbit the moon rehearse lunar module maneuvers and test navigation and landing systems ahead of Apollo 11's July 20 target.
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AL Rossiter JR
UPI
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Cape Kennedy
Thomas P. Stafford
John W. Young
Eugene A. Cernan
Young
Air Force
Patrick Air Force Base
Earth
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Indian Ocean
Perth
Australia
California
Hawaii
Indian
Pacific Oceans
Defense Department
Pacific Ocean
Moon
Stafford
Cernan
Lunar
Charlie Brown
United States
Student protests span several colleges across the nation
Student boycotts and sit ins unfold at Stanford Dartmouth and Rhode Island with a prolonged Stanford fast and a jailout for 45 demonstrators. Lincoln University and Marietta College see ongoing action while a Life Magazine poll signals rising high school and parental unrest.
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United Press International
Stanford University
Dartmouth College
University of Rhode Island
Lincoln University
Missouri
Marietta (Ohio
Stanford
Stanford Research Institute
Kenneth S. Pitzer
Dartmouth
Rhode Island University
Jefferson City
Marietta College
Louis Harris and
Surprise fifth birthday party shocks mother in England
Deborah Stockhill hosted a lavish surprise party in Acomb for her fifth birthday inviting over 40 guests. The birthday girl’s mother Phyllis Stockhill said the surprise was the shock of her life and noted their restaurant provided plenty of goodies for everyone.
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Acomb
England
UPI
Deborah Stockhill
Phyllis Stockhill
Congress May Be Asked to Call Constitutional Convention
Congress could be asked to issue a call for a constitutional convention after 33 of 34 state legislatures urged one to address the one man, one vote ruling. Dirksen pushes toward 34 votes, warning delegates might rewrite the Constitution, while North Carolina mulls revoking its 1965 petition.
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Raymond Lahr Washington
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Nixon
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Iowa
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Dirksen
U.S
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