Assembly Republicans Defeat Gov Brown Budget Vote
In Sacramento, Assembly Republicans vote 30 to 31 against Gov. Edmund G Brown’s 4.6 billion budget, a near party-line stand. Twenty-seven Republicans and three Democrats oppose. one Republican Donovan supports, and Brown plans to appoint him municipal court judge after adjournment.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown
GOP
Robert TF. Monagan
Tracy
Senate
Senate approves two month Medicare aid deadline extension
The Senate by voice vote approved a two month extension of the Medicare Act voluntary insurance enrollment deadline. The bill moves to the House for final action next week. The program covers doctor bills for participants paying 3 dollars a month, and without extension seniors would face Oct 11, 1967 enrollment cutoff.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Rail Strike Halts Argentina Rail Service Nationwide
A 24 hour strike by state rail and road workers in Argentina halted all trains across the country. Workers pressed for a 32 percent wage increase, prompting nationwide disruption and government bargaining.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Pim
Labor Wins by Landslide in Britain
LONDON Harold Wilson returns to No 10 with a landslide victory over Edward Heath. The Labor Party wins a large House of Commons majority, with 362 seats to 252 for Conservatives and Liberal 16, signaling a pivotal mandate and vows for disarmament and ending the Vietnam War.
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London
Harold Wilson
No. 10
Downing Street
Viet Nam
Wilson
Labor Party
Edward Heath
House For Commons
Labor
Liberal
Fog Lifts Some Smog Over Los Angeles Basin
A cooling fog eased severe smog across Los Angeles area counties overnight, sparing Long Beach from the worst. Officials said the smog linked to a long coastal air layer was to ease further, though more fog was possible tonight. Inland ozone levels remained high in Azusa Pasadena and Rialto as the attack continued.
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Pomona
Angeles
Orange
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Bol
Las Azusa
Pasadena
Reds Blast Yank Billet Attack Kills Six, 143 Hurt
Viet Cong terrorists struck the U S officers billet at the Victoria Hotel in Saigon at dawn with machine guns grenades and a truck blowing out the building. Six dead including three Americans and 143 injured with 113 Americans wounded. Two suspects fled on a motorbike after the blast caused by the explosion that ripped the lower floors and flooded the area with water from a rooftop tank. Police say one suspect confessed involvement.
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Saigon
U.S
Victoria Hotel
Weather Tonight and Saturday Summary
SB area expects night and morning fog followed by afternoon smog and cooler Saturday. Desert regions remain mostly clear with a high near 105 while mountains reach about 78.
Must a body pay six weeks rent
Shipston England reports a county council seeks 21.70 pounds rent for six weeks a dead tenant Mrs Winifred Rae 72 who died in February and lay undiscovered in her cottage until six weeks later Her daughter Mrs Gwendoline Buckley protests the charge noting her own financial strain and lack of contact with her mother while authorities defend the bill and warn of possible four weeks' advance notice omission.
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Shipston
England
Lovers Plot to Hire Hubby Killer Failed
In Flint Michigan a housewife Louise Evans and her lover Raymond Floyd were charged with hiring triggermen to kill Evans husband after negotiations. Police posing as killers recorded conversations and set up alibis with undercover agents. two detectives testified to the operation.
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Flint
Mich
UPI
William Heath
Boudres
Boudreau
Herbert Straley
Louise Evans
Raymond Floyd
Higher Court Upholds Order to Stop Strike
Washington court Lets stand a lower court order halting a strike by state policemen. The 2-1 decision by a federal appeals panel upheld the injunction against the rail road firemen strike threat. Union leaders planned talks with Labor Secretary Wirtz as the case moved toward continued coverage.
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Evans
Washington
Boudreau
Floyd
Court of Appeals
H. E. Gilbert
Brotheris
Herjand Engineron
Walter M. Bastian
Warm
Joseph L. Rauh
Holtzoff
Thousands Of Jobs in Shutdowns
The railroad firemen strike enters its second day, crippling industry and idling workers across 38 states. General Motors shuts six plants affecting 13,000 jobs while about 46,000 automotive workers see half days or layoffs, with 23,500 in GM plants in Detroit Flint and Pontiac. Over 100,000 total workers face layoffs or shorter hours as freight disruption spreads.
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General Motors
Detroit
Flint
Pontiac
Mich
Ithe Automotive
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Beach Area Sees 100 Plus State Senate Candidates
More than 100 candidates seek seats in eight new State Senatorial Districts covering the Greater Long Beach area. A detailed list of candidates and a map of the districts will appear in Sunday’s edition of the Independent Press Telegram.
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Long Beach
Sunday
Independent
Press-Telegram
Clean Sweep Made With P-T Want Ad
Portable Power vacuum cleaner sweep ad from 1, P-T Power vacuum hion sweeper priced at $85 reported by Bruno Stuntebeck of 3672 Howard St Los Alamitos. Includes contact HE 2 8959 for quick low cost results.
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Bruno Stuntebeck
Howard St
Los Alamitos
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