Brown Seeks Tax Reform In Election Year Budget Talk
Governor Brown says the newly proposed budget will raise taxes more, citing a 250 to 300 million dollar deficit for 1966 67 and urging minor reform to avoid derailing campaigns. Unruh opposes new consumer taxes without property tax relief, while Brown plans Palm Springs talks with fiscal leaders to outline tax plans.
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Brown
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
D-Inglewood
Ae 6
UNRUH
Palm Springs
Anderson
McCone
Los Angeles
National Guard
Samuel Yorty
San Francisco
John Tunney
Riverside
Richard I. Hanna
Fulledom
Jerome R. Waldie
D-Antioch
Thomas Braden
State Board of Education
Two Million Draft Recruits in Potential Reexamination
The draft rules may shift to utilize 1-Y men who barely failed qualification or have minor defects. Pentagon discussions consider reexamining physical standards to mobilize up to 40,000 new inductees monthly, with 36,000 needed via 1-A men and those with expiring deferments.
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Pentagon
Selective Service
Defense
Draft Deferment Stats Amid Saigon Bombing News
Delinquent draftees and 1-A and 1-A-O volunteers shown in Nov 30 tallies. Induction pool totals 1,815,695 college deferments. 2,463,553 classified 4-F. Saigon reports air attacks on Yong Bi Power Plant with two A-4 Skyhawks down and Viet Cong outpost gains near Route 9.
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U S.south
Auwoc
Viet Nam
Arlene Dahl Marries New York Wine Expert in Barbados
Actress Arlene Dahl wed Alexis Lichine, a New York wine importer, in Barbados. It is Dahl’s fourth marriage at age 37, while Lichine, 52, is on his second marriage and heads a wine firm and has written on French wines.
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New York
Arlene Dahl
Alexis Lichine
Barbados
Miss Dahl
Lichine
Italian club elects James Kelly president in Edison
The American Italian Social Club in Edison New Jersey has chosen James Kelly as president. Kelly notes he is the only Irish American member yet plans to keep the club’s spirit alive by enjoying pizza regularly to blend Italian culture into his life.
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Edison, NJ
UPI
James Kelly
Kelly
Four Children Die in Westminster Store Blast Fire
Explosion apparently from fireworks triggered a blaze at a country store on U S 123 between Westminster and the Georgia line, killing three young brothers James Jeffrey 5 and Vickie 5 and another child Ricky 7. Father Clyde Young was gravely burned while trying to rescue them. He pulled the twins and Vickie from the flames, Ricky was found near a rear window while attempting to flee. Sheriff Floyd Owens said the blast occurred in a large supply of fireworks.
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Westminster
5. C
Apt
Clyde Young
Young
James and
Jeffrey
Vickie
Stephens County, Ga
Ricky
Osconee County
Floyd Owens
U.S. 123
Here
Georgia
Three Years Hard Labor For War Objector Taylor
Army Private Taylor, 21, convicted by a nine member general court martial of disobeying orders during basic training after enlisting in July and seeking conscientious objector status. He faced three years hard labor, forfeiture of pay, and a dishonorable discharge. His father testified that one cannot be a Christian and fight at the same time.
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Army
Christian
Portland
Ore
Eubsesnenle
R. G. Fergus
Ee Ee
Taylor
Secretary of the Army
Francis Heisler
Carmel
James M. Taylor Sr
Baby Sitter Saves Two Children in Fire in New Britain
In New Britain Connecticut a fire trapped two young children in an upstairs bedroom. Esther Viera, 17, who was caring for them, carried the children to safety and then alerted fire crews. Deputy Fire Chief Edward McKan commended her quick action.
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New Britain
Conn
UPN
Edward MecKan
Esther Viera
Ren
Landslide Buries Village. At Least 60 Dead in Peru
A massive rain driven landslide in the Andes washed away the village of Olayan and isolated two others 180 miles north of Lima. Provincial officials reported 15 dead in the village with many others feared buried under mud and debris as rescue efforts continued.
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Lima
Peru
UPT
Andes
Olayan
Frustrated hunter turns to Zea deer in central Louisiana
In Alexandria wildlife notes, Carl Downs, assistant superintendent of the Alexandria Zoo, reports hunting woes as a frustrated hunter shoots a 3-year-old doe at the zoo grounds. The deer was killed and dragged over a fence to the waiting car after scaling barriers, prompting concerns over security. Meanwhile, Washington moved to lift telegram and other federal service rates by 3 percent, effective through June 30, with broader boosts for communications fees under review.
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Alexandria
Louisiana
Carl Downs
Downs
Alexandria Zoo
Washington
Zoo Commission
West Downs
Truck Crash Near Middleburg Kills 37 In RepatriationDrive
A truck carrying 37 African farm workers rolls on Kranspoort Mountain near Middleburg 23 miles north of Johannesburg. Forty three girls injured. Police report 37 dead including 33 girls and 4 boys about 15. Workers were returning home for Christmas from Delmas district.
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Middleburg
South Africa
Delmas
Johannesburg
Kranspoort
Alaska Peninsula Kodiak Island Hit by Earthquake
An earthquake measuring 6.7 on the Richter Scale struck the Alaska Peninsula and Kodiak Island at 11 46 am PST. Damage was reported at Kodiak Naval Air Station and nearby areas. Officials noted limited destruction though the quake was among North American shocks. a tidal wave was observed and casualties were reported, per seismographs at UC Berkeley and University of Washington.
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Kodiak
Alaska
UPI
Alaska Peninsula
Norman Rasmus
Amos Olsen
North Alaska Steamship Co
America
University of Washing
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