Kennedy, Byrd, Johnson family in Europe and U S news
Reported journeys trace Sen Kennedy and family from Idaho to Calgary for a rodeo seen after river adventures on the Salmon River. James Byrd Sr. shows severe illness as Lynda Johnson begins sightseeing in Germany during a European tour with ambassador McGhee in Bonn.
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Rovert F. Kennedy
Idaho
Canada
Twin Falls
Sunalley
Calgary
Alberta
Sun Valley
Salmon River
River of No Return
Green
Yampa
Colorado
Utah
Kennedy i
Oray
Sia Valley
John Glenn
Andy Williams
Denver University
Willie Schvetfler
James Whittaker
Mor rison vows no civil disobedience in Omaha riots
Gov. Morrison returns from Los Angeles to Omaha amid near North Side disturbances. National Guardsmen mobilized as bottles rocks and bricks fly and shop windows are smashed. Leaders blame youth and frustration fueling disorders as civil rights and poverty programs in other states draw comment.
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Mrass
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Omaha
Los Angeles
Near North Side
Hallinans Begin Jail Terms for 1964 Sit-In
Mrs. Hallinan and her sons Patrick and Matthew started off day jail terms for civil rights sit-in demonstrations. They turned themselves in after being sentenced for trespassing by Judge George Maloney, with Terence receiving a stay to handle business and Conn a summer school delay. About 500 demonstrators were arrested in the 1964 San Francisco protests, leading to new commitments and a San Francisco Human Rights Commission creation.
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San Francisco
Vivien Hallinan
Vincent Hallinan
Hallinan
Patrick
Matthew
Matt Carberry
George ¥. Maloney
Maloney
Terence
Son Conn
New Evidence in Trial of Klan Trip
In Athens Georgia the federal government may present new evidence today in the trial of three Ku Klux Klan members charged with conspiracy in the 1934 shooting death of Negro educator Lemuel Penn. U S attorney Flood Buford has placed 11 witnesses on the stand in a second Klansmen trial, with a sealed verdict in the first case awaiting the end of the current trial. The defendants are James Lackey 30 Denver Willis Phillips 28 and Herbert Guest 39. Penn a Army reserve officer was killed while returning from summer training at Fort Benning en route to Washington D C. The jury pool included 34 persons with one Negro. Buford said the group plotted to deprive Negroes of entry or movement within Georgia.
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Athens
Lemuel Penn
U.S
Flood Buford
Buford
James Lackey
Denver Willis’ Phillips
Herbert, Guest
Penn
California moves to remove governor if disabled
The California legislature approved a bill to remove a governor by disability, sending the measure to Governor Brown. The proposal creates a committee with power to petition the state Supreme Court to remove a governor deemed physically or mentally disabled.
Press Telegram Enteced as second class starter
Publication notice from Ong Bech California detailing post office mailing, pricing and circulation terms. Mentions daily publication except Sundays, delivery by Mait au and references to Burent and Pine Avenue. Includes broken monetary figures and dates, with unclear phrasing and fragmented address data.
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Ong Bech
Calif
Unclear Legislative Debate Touches Tax, Education, Safety
Fragmented notes describe a heated state session with talk of pay raises, education funding, and public safety. Mentions governor, assembly, senate amendments, and potential land leases while referencing various officials and policy topics.
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Sree
Ty Mallcion
Conieroie
Teac Gare
Kod Wrestling
Crea AB
Ay Peltier B-Uktan Fund
Ri Firemen
Oovernor
Bregals
Pamigstecins
Ale ‘Angstes
Auttiorl Ag
Don PY
Jose Serta
Imac Encichen
Sabms McCariny
Batae & Sembly
Senate
Jan Baste
Unruh's Aid to Schools Up for Vote
Sacramento SACRAMENTO UPS A final Senate vote was expected today on an amended version of Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh's school aid bill. The measure would spread 26 million dollars in state aid more evenly across California's poorer districts. The Senate approved, 28 to 7, an amendment by Sen. Walter Stiern to include non-unified poor districts. The bill designates 16 million for low-wealth districts and 10 million as a bonus for reducing first grade through third grade class sizes.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
California
Walter Stiern
D-Dakersfield
Unruh
Senate Assembly Ethics Code Bill Raises Pay and Rules
In Sacramento a two house conference committee now holds the ethics code bill ahead of a potential constitutional amendment. The measure would raise lawmakers pay from six thousand to sixteen thousand and define conflict of interest rules with penalties for violations. The bill advances after months of stalled debate, with Speaker Jesse M Unruh urging integrity and accountability in lawmaking.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
Jesse M. Unrith
Dilnglawond
House
Ford Plants in Cleveland Struck by 8000 Workers
Cleveland report says 8,000 members of Local 1250 United Auto Workers struck Ford Motor Co plants and a nearby foundry in Brook Park. Company spokesman confirmed the industrial action affecting sub urban facilities today.
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Ford Motor Plants
Cleveland
Ohio
Ford Motor Co
Brook Park
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