Reagan tuition marchers tally smaller turnout than expected
Sacramento UPI report shows pro tuition supporters gathering at the state capital with far fewer than the 10,000 hoped for as protests against Reagan’s budget cuts and proposed tuition rise gain momentum. Organizers and police peg attendance as modest while Reagan voices openness to discussion without escalated demonstrations.
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Desert Students Go to School in Tents
In Calipatria California desert 325 high school students attend class in leased canvas tents after the main building was deemed unsafe in an earthquake. The May heat looms as winter winds already disrupt comfort. a failed bond attempt delayed replacement.
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Calipal
Imperial Valley
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Joint Chiefs Dispute M Namara on Missiles
The Joint Chiefs of Staff challenge the Johnson administration on missiles claiming Russia maintains a broader anti ballistic defense and that the US should begin planning defenses now rather than wait for more study. They argue Russia is stalling in northern areas and warn negotiations may not curb a defense buildup.
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Stolen Baby Returned To Fort Worth Hospital
A woman in nurse clothing abducted two month old Bobby Wayne Strong from Peter Smiths Hospital in Fort Worth, then returned him unharmed to the emergency room at dawn. The child, hospitalized for hydrocephalus, had surgery before and remained under care after the incident.
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Few at Work in Reagan Holiday Plan
In California the second attempt to induce a state workforce to take Lincoln's Birthday as a holiday fell flat with sparse attendance. Sacramento, Los Angeles, and San Francisco buildings were largely empty as officials and union members reported minimal staffing and demonstrations continued outside state offices.
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Brown hints at a political comeback in Fresno
Former California Governor Edmund G. Brown, back in public life after leaving office less than two months ago, suggested he may return. He compared himself to Cincinnatus and named potential Democratic leaders and hopefuls, including Jesse Unruh, Thomas Braden, and Alan Cranston, while criticizing Ronald Reagan’s presidency. Brown also hinted at teaching politics at a college level.
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John Tunny
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