Brown Budget and Tax Proposals Highlight Brown Speech
Gov. Edmund G. Brown urged the Legislature to back a record 4.806 billion dollar budget with a 140 million dollar tax increase and 540 million in 1966 education bonds while calling for a tougher stand against campus and street unrest. He acknowledged a 240 million shortfall but promised balance through partly higher state income taxes. He also pressed aid for Los Angeles Negro districts and elderly homeowners amid riots last summer.
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Urgent War Spread Discussed by Officials Abroad
Reports from Washington and Honolulu indicate rising tension over Vietnam and Korea as Gen Gavin warned of a broader U S troop escalation potentially reaching 70 000 in Vietnam and raising fears of renewed attacks in Korea while Ho Chi Minh reportedly sent India a peace note through the International Control Commission seeking a neutral mediation role.
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Special Call for Transit Financing Ahead in Legislature
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr confirms in the legislative message that transit financing will be placed on a special call. He urges allowing Southern California Rapid Transit District to finance its short-term program despite lack of long-term agreement.
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Brown outlines Watts aid plan for California areas
Gov. Edmund G. Brown proposed a $61.5 million program to reduce class sizes, add preschool training, and expand state employment for high school graduates. The plan would extend beyond Watts to Los Angeles, Oakland, San Francisco, San Diego, Long Beach and other cities, funded by state and federal allocations and private contributions. Brown called education and employment the clear path to improving the disadvantaged, emphasizing the program targets all affected areas, not just Watts.
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Philippines Fire in Lipila Halts After 13 Hours
Manila reports a 12.5 million blaze that destroyed a dozen blocks in Lipila. Eighteen feared dead as the fire raged for 13 hours, with extensive damage to commercial and residential properties.
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Weather and desserts area forecast brief
Mostly clear and windy for LB area with a high near 62 by noon. Dessert region will see decreasing clouds and windy conditions with a high around 65. Mountain zone expects intermittent snow tonight, snow level about 4,000 feet, then mainly clear Wednesday with a high near 0.
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Unemployment Rate Hits Nine Year Low in January
Washington reports January jobless rate at 4.0 percent, near a nine year low. Labor Secretary Wirtz predicts 3.9 percent or lower this year. Bureau of Labor Statistics notes January rate at 3.95 percent, rounded to 4 percent. Total employment rises 2.2 million year over year while unemployment falls 700,000. Teens show a sharp drop but remain high versus overall rate. nonwhite unemployment remains above white rates.
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Senate Defeats Call to End 14 B Filibuster
Washington UPI reports the Senate rejected a bid to end the 14 B filibuster, voting 48 to 48. The tally fell short of the two-thirds required by the Hartley Act to invoke cloture, keeping the administration’s bill in limbo and moving toward a potential cloture showdown as Mansfield files a second petition.
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School Bus Crash Hurts 16 Children
A school bus carrying six students collided with a car at an intersection in Folsom. Bus driver Mrs. Netlie P. Holmes and the car driver Rose C. Apelis were hurt, four children in serious condition at Twin Lakes Hospital. Teens suffered injuries including knocked out teeth.
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Car Speedy Classified Ad Promises Quick Sale
Byron Madison of Downey recalls selling an Easy Thunderbird after placing an 11-7 want ad in a fast-action classified. He earned 284 dollars in cash and urges speed for economical automotive success via Bellflower and Downey listings.
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Hand aims for California governorship amid party shifts
In California a likely bid by Lloyd Hand for governor surfaces as a test of President Johnson's influence with parties. Hand plans multiple Southern California appearances while Sanders and Unruh discuss the impact on upcoming nominations and the reelection prospects of Gov. Brown.
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Newspaper Page Index Fragments and Sections List
A reader guide listing the newspaper’s page references across sections such as Beach Combing Bridge Comics Death Nowces Editorial Financial George Robeson Shipping Table Sports Theaters TV and other features. Indicates page designations for various departments.
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Army Fire Drill Poster Urges Hall Shout Pivel
An Army bulletin board at officers barracks posted guidance on what to do in a fire. It directs that in case of fire everyone should stand in the hall and shout Pivel indicating a warning or drill instruction.
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