Reagan accuses Unruh over tax relief prospects
Governor Ronald Reagan blamed Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh for dim hopes of property tax relief, calling it a betrayal of the people amid amendments he says made the bill unacceptable. He noted Senate Finance Committee delays and warned against restoring and reintroducing the tax later. He also cited restored UC agricultural funding and a budget conference to resolve differences for the new fiscal year.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Senate Finance Committee
Reagan
Unruh
University of California Agricultural Research and Extension
Senate
Aid Flown to Peruvian Quake Area
The Peruvian government sent tents, food, and medicine to Moyabamba and Chachapoyas after a severe quake early Wednesday. 17 people were killed and more than 109 injured. The quake measured six on the Richter scale and damaged about 150 buildings. President Beffunde Terry visited the area and formed an emergency committee to aid relief and reconstruction.
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Lima
Moyabamba
Andes
Mayabamba
Chachapoyas
National Scientific Observatory
Penu
Fernando Befeunde Terry
Yank Death Toll Tops 25 000 in Viet Fighting
U S forces face heavy action around Saigon and the northern border as B52s pound guerrilla bases. The 25th Division reports 44 Communist deaths 12 miles northeast of Saigon, with American losses of 15 killed and 14 wounded. An explosion at Tan Son Nhut Air Base killed three Americans and injured nine.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
U.S
Infantry Division
Quang Ngai
North Vietnam
Wa.s
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
First Income Tax Hike Since Korea Near OK
Congress approves a 7 to 10 percent surtax on personal and corporate taxes in a package linked to extended auto and telephone excise rates. The measure, backed by spending cuts, aims to fund Viet Nam costs and reduce the budget deficit, with withholdings rising within weeks and the surtax effective through mid-1965 for individuals and 1969 for fiscal gains.
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Han
Colmer
Johnson
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Huse Ways and Means Committee
Vietnam
House
Mills
Plane Crash in Cornfield Kills Six in Reading
A twin engine Cessna 411 en route from White Plains to Dunkirk crashed near Morrisville during a thunderstorm. Six bodies found in the wreckage, among seven aboard per flight plan. Pilot listed as Pape of Dunkirk. victims include three men, a woman, and a boy. Witnesses say the craft exploded midair before crashing into a cornfield on John Jacoby’s farm. Police investigate and identities to be released after relatives are notified.
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Reading
UPI
Clark Bayshore
Bernville
Pape
Dunkirk
N.Y
Robert Page
Eden
Page
White Plains
Pennsylvania State Police Aviation Division
Teterboro Aircraft Services, Inc
Teterboro
New York Control Center
McArthur
Long Island
John Jacoby
Morrisville
Jacoby
Poison Doctors’ Tour Hits London Conference Press
Fifteen doctors became ill and were rushed to a hospital in London after a luncheon at the British Medical Association headquarters. They reportedly ate chicken and ham salad in the dining room and later collapsed with stomach pains and vomiting during a landing conference.
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London
British Medical Association
U S Planes Sink Own Patrol Boat
U S planes reportedly sank patrol boat PCF19 near the zone in a Sunday incident. Five crewmen were missing with one survivor claiming the craft was hit by an American jet. Missiles hit the Boston and Hobart. Australians killed aboard Hobart. Officials opened investigations into possible U S missile involvement.
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U.S
Dong Ha
UPI Newsfilm
Bob Heller
Wilkinson
Boston
Hobart
Reagan Chats With Demonstrators in Sacramento Tie
Reagan met a racially mixed group of roughly 350 demonstrators outside the California Capitol in Sacramento. He told them there is no utopian promise but invited suggestions while noting no instant utopia exists. Demonstrators urged him to return as dozens of plainclothes police mingled amid the crowd.
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Reagan
Capitol
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
The
State Senate
Wilbur Bacy
San Francisco
Bacy
Sacramento
Sniper wounds Playhouse owner in North Hollywood
Melvin Warner 42, owner of a theater that showed the drama The Beard, was seriously wounded when a gunman fired through his apartment window in North Hollywood. He was hit in the shoulder and back by two 38 caliber bullets, crawled to the kitchen, called for help, and was later listed in good condition at Valley Doctors Hospital.
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North Hollywood
Playhouse
Melvin Warner
Warner
the Beard
Hollywood
Skip Young
Valley Doctors Hospital
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Long Beach
Walker
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