Cory backs Moretti for Assembly speaker in 1971 race
Democratic Assemblyman Ken Cory of Garden Grove withdraws to back Bob Moretti of Van Nuys. Cory urges 42 colleagues to join Moretti, claiming over two thirds of the caucus committed. Other nominees include Knox Bee Thomas and MacDonald as caucus set for Wednesday. Senate Democrats plan closed caucus to regain president pro tempore post. GOP held 21 19 Senate margin.
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Ken Cory
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Cory
Garden Grove
Assembly Democrats
Moretti
Cory Moretti
van Nuys
John T. Knox
Richmond
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Vincent Thomas
San Pedro
Ken MacDonald
Ojai
Senate
Los Angeles
Jack Schrade
San Diego
GOP
Supreme effort urged to restart Mideast peace talks
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan urged a supreme effort to restart peace talks before the ceasefire near the Suez Canal collapses. He said talks are the only way to avoid renewed war as Egyptian overflights raise tensions. Egyptian and regional figures cited US exchanges and new summit plans among Egypt, Libya, and Sudan amid moves toward reconciliation and possible Palestinian talks.
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Suez Canal
Jerusalem
Israel
Dayan
Golda Meir
Labor Party
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Sinai
Egypt
United States
U.S
al Ahram
Washington
Cairo
Donald Bergus
Beirut
Hafez Assad
Libya
Sudan
Middle East
Jordan
Mohamed Sadeh
Amman
Anwar Sadat
Hussein
Yasser Arafat
Soviet Izvestia Slams Khrushchev Memoirs as CIA Fraud
The Soviet newspaper Izvestia derided the Khrushchev Memoirs as propaganda from U.S. intelligence and labeled them another CIA fraud. It quoted Khrushchev calling the memoirs a fraud and warned that foreign kitchens of subversive ideologies would fail to daze Western readers.
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UPI
Izvestia
Khrushchev
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Nikita Khrushchev
Sky Patrol Fund Starts In Trinity County
Trinity County receives a symbolic one dollar donation from Mrs X D Ward of Stockton to create a U S sky patrol to enforce a new sonic boom law. Sheriff Tom Kelly notes the measure aims to protest the booms and vows limited enforcement with existing equipment.
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Weaverville
UPI
Trinity County
Tom Kelly
X.D. Ward
Stockton
U.S
Government plans new skeletonized rail network
A Transportation Department task force will unveil a lean passenger train grid for a Rail Passenger Corporation. The plan may cut service by half, focus routes within major urban corridors, and leave critics unsure if the program will ever turn a profit or avoid nationalization.
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UPI
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Rail Passenger Corporation
Congress
New York
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Calley at My Lai Scene Questioned by Defense and Witnesses
At Fort Benning the Calley court martial heard testimony over five days with 15 witnesses. Only one witness firmly placed Calley at the My Lai scene while others said they did not see him. Lawrence Colburn described discovering 50 to 75 wounded and dead in an irrigation ditch east of the Vietnamese hamlet.
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UPI
Calley
My Lai
Portugal
Abidjan
Conakry
Guinea
West Germany
William L. Calley Jr
Ccess
Lawrence M. Colburn
Auburn
Wash
Calburn
Colburn
Hugh ©. Thompson
Thompson
Andretta
Androtta
Senate upholds Nixon veto on campaign spending limit
The Senate rejected an override of Nixon's veto 58 to 34 in a historic first since 1965, killing a bill to cap television and radio campaign spending. Democrats may seek to attach the measure to other legislation before adjournment, while Nixon allies hailed the result and broadcasters signaled future reform efforts.
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Washington
Senate
Hugh Scott
Supreme Court
Scott
South
Nixon
CHP Killer Davis Sentenced to Die in Gas Chamber
Bobby Augusta Davis, 29, ex convict, is condemned to death for the April murders of four California highway patrolmen. A five man seven woman jury delivered the verdict after Davis shot the officers outside a Saugus coffee shop. Davis’ partner Jack Twinning, 35, shot himself when cornered in Newhall. Davis was arrested in a stolen camper truck. authorities cited prior market robbery in Houston and plans to kidnap Long Beach bankers’ wives.
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Bobby Augusta Davis
California
Davis
Saugus
Calif
Jack Twinning
Newhall
Superior Court
Houston
Tex
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