California Senate approves compromise state budget in session rush
The California Legislature neared adjournment on a $2.887 billion compromise budget after lengthy talks. The Assembly passed the bill 59 to 15 with 18 Republicans joining Democrats. Senate action seemed likely. Disputes over apportionment and a $150 million state parks bond remained, while savings were tallied at 2.1 million in general cuts plus smaller reductions in agencies and a tuition hike at UC.
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Los Angeles County
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Ex Premier Bidault Leads New French Algeria Group
Paris reports a letter to the French press authenticating Georges Bidault’s signature, indicating he has formed a new French Algeria resistance group in France. The 62 year old Bidault, in refugee exile in Switzerland, allegedly signed for the National Council of the Resistance in Metropolitan France. Former RAF and Vincennes committee ties noted, with a fall meeting banned after De Gaulle opposition.
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Paris
UPI
Georges Bidault
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Switzerland
Bidault
Gen- PR
Jonal Council
Ferench Algeria Rally
RAF
Vincennes
Letter Writing School For Critics Of Congress?
Washington reports Rep John Moss D California mocks a supposed school for letter writers. He notes constituents often send robust letters, urging bold tactics, threats, and uncompromising stances to pressure lawmakers. The memo cites guidance to inflame responses and threaten voting choices.
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Washington
John
Moss
D-Calif
Mass
Yale Man Behind Phantom Tankard Prank at Princeton
Princeton researchers question a 27 inch tankard honoring a 1896 Children’s Surgical Hospital event voted the most popular college team. The piece, found in a trophy case, may be a forgery tied to a Yale or Harvard prank, with no firm memories of the affair and no newspaper records from 1886.
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Princeton University
Children's Surgical Hospital
Sherry’s
Metropolitan Opera House
Manhattan
New York
Ciliéren's Surgical Hospital
Oldimers
Atic
Marshall Nixon
Eagleville
Mee
He University
Neilson’ Poe
Children’s Surgical Hospital
R. Kenneth Fairman
Yale
Harvard
Brazil's President Joao Goulart ill in Brasilia return
President Joao Goulart arrived in Brasilia after a two day state visit to Mexico. He was ill and cancelled most of his official program. Goulart stayed in bed over 24 hours after collapsing from fatigue and high altitude in Mexico City.
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Brasilia
UPL
Joao Goulart
Brasils
Mexico
Goulart
Mexico City
Kin of La Follette Nailed for Fraud
Robert La Follette Sucher, 37, a candidate for the Republican Libertatorial nomination and grandson of Robert A. La Follette Sr., was jailed in Milwaukee on charges of defrauding a hotel. He allegedly skipped out on a $271 bill in November 1960 at a Milwaukee hotel.
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Milwaukee, Wis
UPI
Robert la Follette Sucher
Robert A. la Folletle Sr
Milwaukee
Brown Seeks Reapportion Action in '63
Governor Brown said he will ask the 1963 Legislature to reconsider his defeated plan to reapportion the State Senate unless an initiative measure emerges. He expressed disappointment that the session did not allow voters to decide in November on increasing Los Angeles County’s senate seats. He warned time may not permit Los Angeles interests to qualify an initiative for this year’s election and urged plans avoiding narrow geographic lines.
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Gav
Brown
Senate
Tsac
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Hold Rabbit Hunting, With Stones Legal Hold Rabbit Hunting
North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that a no gun rabbit hunt in Iredell County was not proven brutal or a public nuisance. The Humane Society suit was dismissed for lack of evidence that the hunt was cruel.
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UPI
North Carolina Supreme Court
Humane Society
Iredell County
Clay Sees Better Chance for Berlin Settlement
General Lucius D. Clay told Secretary of State Ruskin that the decline in Soviet pressures on Berlin will last for some time, improving the atmosphere for a negotiated settlement. He returned from Berlin to arrange for the orderly end of his mission as Kennedy's representative, with talks planned in Washington and another Berlin return to pursue a possible negotiated settlement.
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Lucius D. Clay
State Ruskin
Berlin
Clay
Kennedy
West Berlin
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Helment
California cities, counties get $85.7 million license fee rebate
State Controller Alan Cranson announced an $85,735,318 distribution of motor vehicle license fees to California cities and counties. The apportionment is up 4 percent from the same period last year.
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Sacramento
UPI
Alan Cranston
California
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