California Budget Edges Closer to Adjournment
Assembly Republicans reluctantly accept Gov Brown's $4.64 billion budget after a $45 million welfare cut, moving the measure toward two‑house conference. A separate pay raise and ethics package advances in the Senate, aiming to lift legislators’ pay to 16000, expand sessions, and tighten conflict of interest rules, with a ballot referendum possible.
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Cross burnings at Chicago beach prompt police arrests
A crowd of jeering white persons burned a cross at a South Side beach during a civil rights demonstration. Police arrested 12 people. An auto was burned nearby as officials stated the vehicle owner’s identity was being clarified.
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Seven more medics accused of illegal abortions in California
California's Board of Medical Examiners accused seven more doctors Wednesday of performing illegal therapeutic abortions. The hearings may threaten licenses for all seven and two earlier accused physicians. Most abortions cited involved women fearing deformities after German measles. Named are Ronald Smith UC Medical Center San Francisco Andrew Chiles UC Medical Center St Luke's Man Moss UC San Francisco Antonio Franzi St Luke's John A Spencer St Francis Gregory Smith St Luke's Maxwell V Parker St Luke's San Antonio Texas and earlier accusers John Z Shively Seymour Smith both San Franciscans.
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Baptist Auxiliary Elects Houston Leader
Mrs Wack Strickland of Aurora Cole has been elected president of the national Indies auxiliary of the American Baptist Association in Houston Texas.
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Stolen Car Reappears as It Is Taken Again
A real hot car case in New York involved Ron Baran retrieving a stolen vehicle parked at the precinct. He called to pick it up but by the time Baran arrived, the car had already been stolen again.
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Luci Johnson to Wed at $21 Million Catholic Shrine
Luci Johnson plans to marry Patrick Nugent at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington. The ceremony will be attended by relatives and friends, with guests from Catholic dioceses nationwide. The event marks the first royal wedding at the new national church, famed for its 60-foot arch and vast marble altars.
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$250,000 Settles Air Death Suit
Havertown widow Rita Linne, 40, settles a lawsuit for $250,000 over her husband Earl Linne and seven others killed when United Airlines flight swerved after landing at Stapleton Field in Denver on July 11, 1961. Earl was an electrical engineer for General Electric Corp. The suit had named United Air Lines as defendant.
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Women Convicted in Napalm Row Treason Trial in Alviso
Four San Jose housewives were convicted Wednesday in Santa Clara County Municipal Court of trespassing and obstructing napalm storage at the Alviso port. Sentencing is set for Friday, with potential retrial by their attorney H Reed Searle who argued the case targeted an unlawful war material. The defendants Eileen Hutchison Beverly Farquharson Joyce McLean and Lisa Kalvelage faced possible six month jail terms and fines up to 400 dollars each.
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Lynda Bird Johnson Plans Spain Royal Tour by Plane
Lynda Bird Johnson will tour Spain aboard a Spanish Air Force plane after U.S. public opinion blocked use of U.S. Air Force trains from bases in Spain. The party, including U.S. Ambassador Angier and Biddle Duke, travels from Madrid to Santander by rail then by air to Badajoz and on to Sevilla, Jerez, Granada, Malaga, and Valencia with later stops undecided.
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