Nixon hosts state dinner for Mexican president in Coronado
President Nixon to host a celebrity state dinner for Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz at the Hotel del Coronado in Coronado California with 600 guests. Diaz Ordaz travels from Mexico City while security is tight and tense protests are noted nearby.
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Lompoc
Mexico
Coronado
UPI
Nixon
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
California
White House
Senate Finance Committee
Naval Air
North Island
Diaz Ordaz
Mexico City
Nixons
Guadalupe de Nasta
Ronald Regan
Hotel del Coronado
Crown Room
Republicans predicted to win all five new California seats
UPI reports Senator James Whetmore predicts Republicans will capture all five newly created congressional districts in California after the 1970 census. He cites suburban areas as likely sources, with a state delegation expanding to 43 from 38 as districts shift.
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Sacramento
UPI
James E. Whetmore
Senate
California
Whetmore
R-La Habra
House of Representatives
Assembly
Assembly Elections and
Assembly Committee
Orange
San Diego
Santa Clara
Los Angeles County
Pomona
Court orders change in ballot on Proposition 15 in California
A Sacramento court ordered Secretary of State H P Sullivan to remove the opposition argument to Proposition 15 from the voters pamphlet or allow a rebuttal. Judge William A White set Sept 15 for a hearing if no action is taken. Bruce W Sumner filed suit claiming Assemblyman Victor Veysev submitted an improper argument.
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Sacramento
UPS
H. P. Sullivan
Superior Court
William A. White
Sullivan
Bruce W. Sumner
Constitution Revision Committee
Sumner
Vevsey
Assembly
Veyvsev
Vevsev
Government quiet on Alcatraz removal plans for Indians
GSA regional administrator Thomas E. Hannon said there is no present plan to force removal of the Indians occupying Alcatraz Island, though a confidential Navy memo and prior plans exist. The group entered the abandoned prison on November 19, 1969 seeking a tribal cultural center. The island’s utilities have been cut and water deliveries halted while officials focus on restoring navigational aids.
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San Francisco
UPI
Alcatraz Island
General Services Administration
Thomas E. Hannon
GSA
San Francisco Chronicle
Navy
San Francisco Bay
Rocky
Hannon
Reagan eyes legal aid for financially troubled private schools
Governor Ronald Reagan told Bishop Alden Bell his education task force will study legal ways to financially assist non public schools. Bell cited 40 Catholic school closures and a 46 000 student decline since 1965 due to rising costs. Reagan plans reform education legislation in 1971.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Alden J. Bell
Roman Catholic Bishops of
California
Reagan
Bell
Commission On Educational Reform
Tunney Launches Senate Bid Attacking Murphy Record
Democratic Rep. John V. Tunney opened his California Senate campaign from Riverside accusing incumbent George Murphy of failing to back medicare the nuclear treaty and school lunches. He outlined goals to boost housing aerospace industry and curb drug overproduction with stops in Sacramento Los Angeles and San Francisco. Murphy 68 begins his autumn campaign September 14 with Spencer Roberts Associates guiding strategy.
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UPI
John V. Tunney
US Senate
Sen
George Murphy
Congress
Tunney
Gene Tunney
Central Valley
Sacramento
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Murphy
California
Senate
George Brown
GOP
Spencer Roberts Associates
Ronald Reagan
Unleaded Gas Triumphs In Clean Air Car Race
A 1971 Capri entered by Wayne State University won the transcontinental clean air car race over 32 low pollution vehicles at a Caltech MIT sponsored banquet. Teams included Brian Geraghty Mike Riley John Karol and Alden Raquepau. Class winners ranged from liquid propane to electric and alcohol fueled engines.
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UPI
Capri
Wayne State University
Detroit
Brian Geraghty
Mike Riley
John Karol
Alden Raquepau
Wayne State
California Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Trial to Proceed Amid Atkins Plea in Tate LaBianca Case
In Los Angeles Susan Atkins pleaded illness as she faced the Tate LaBianca murder trial. Judge Older ordered the trial to continue despite her cries of abdominal pain. Doctors reported severe constipation had eased with no organic illness.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Susan Atkins
Tate-LaBianca
Charles H. Older
Miss Atkins
Older
Margaret McCarran
County-Usc Medical Center
McCarran
Aaron Stovitz
Sarah Bernhardt
Stowitz
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
M. Joseph Granado
Police Department
Tate
Judge refuses to release Tex Watson from Texas jail
McKinney Texas Judge David I Brown denies motion to extradite Charlie Tex Watson to California for Tate murders. He remains jailed as 5th Circuit appealable ruling prompts further orders while Watson's lawyer plans Supreme Court appeal citing potential unfair trial due to publicity.
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Watson
McKinney
6Th Circuit
California
Los Angeles
Bill Boyd
U.S. Supreme Court
Boyd
Tate and LaBianca
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