Pentagon Cancels Large Maneuver Over Saving Targets
A top Defense Department official halted a 70,000‑man summer military drill in North Carolina and canceled office remodeling plans worth 3.2 million dollars as part of a broader 20.0032 billion savings drive. Assistant Secretary Phil Goulding announced the move after an Associated Press story about the carpet purchase, giving no stated reason for the reallocation.
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North Carolina
Caime
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Phil G. Goulding
Goulding
Associated Press
Budget Cut Hits Pitchess
County supervisors refused to bow to Sheriff Peter J. Pitchess and backed a much smaller increase in deputies. They instructed Chief Administrative Officer Lindon Hollinger to slash about $1 from the proposed 1967-68 budget across 58 departments, with vacancies not to be filled. The move follows scrutiny of department heads and ends with a net budget rise of roughly $1.4 million despite the cuts.
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Peter J. Pitchess
Lindon S. Hollinger
Hollinger
Sheriff's Department
Burton W. Chace
Spm. Af
Lu- Pérvigor
Kenneth
Hahn
Ebouc
James Downey
Pitchess
Las Vegas
Younger California Rep J Arthur Younger Dies At 74
Rep J Arthur Younger of California and longtime San Mateo County congressman dies at 74 from leukemia at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after illness diagnosed last April 38. He announced he would not seek reelection in 1968 and hoped to serve out his term.
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J. Arthur Younger
San Mateo County
Calif
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Walter Reed Army Medical Center
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Whitmore
Paul N
McCloskey
Palo Alto
Ronald Reagan
Shirley Temple
Keith’ C. Sorenson
Leo J. Ryan
San Francisco
Bob St. Clair
County Board of Supervisors
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Assembly Pledges Funds for New Widened Rapid Transit Study
Sacramento reports a broadened transportation study pledging rapid transit expansion with rail use and exclusive bus lanes. The district won $3.9 million state funds and a $975,000 federal grant, while opponents sought tighter controls and safeguards before spending.
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Sacramento
Southern California
Rapid Transit
Ward
James A. Hayes
Long Beach
Assembly Transportation and Commierce Committee
Hayes
Jack R. Gilstrap
Santa Fe
Orange
Reagan Budget Advances in Senate Amid Tax Debate
Sacramento UPS The first Reagan budget of 5.1 billion dollars cleared the Senate without the proposed 1 billion tax increase and awaits Assembly action. The Senate bill boosts university, state college and mental health funding, restoring 2,000 jobs in mental hospitals, while the Assembly seeks fewer restores. Governor Reagan signals openness to compromise on tax measures but plans to curb spending beyond the additional funds.
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Gilstrap
Long Head Tidelands
Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
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Senate
Reagan
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
University of California
State Colleges
Department of Mental Hygiene
State Colleges Seek $108 Million for 1968 Growth
San Diego news reports California State Colleges Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke urging $108 million in construction funds to serve 210,000 students in 1968. The plan covers expansion at Dominguez Hills Long Beach Fullerton and other campuses, with library and classroom projects amid a $378 million five year outlook.
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Los Angeles International Airport
Long Beach
Gonsalves
Hayes
San Diego
State Colleges
Glenn S. Dumke
Dumke
Board of Trustees
San Diego State College
California State College
Dominguez Hills
Long Heath
Fullertons State College
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Reagan
Gullays
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