Notable figures ride through political and personal headlines
A college president candidate tied to the American University Women group. Humphrey’s bodyguard Glenn Weaver receives the Meritorious Service Award for safeguarding the vice president through 1964 to a Europe tour amidst anti American protests. Actress Arlene Dahl seeks annulment from Alexis Lichine over their 1963 marriage amid allegations of fraud and childless vows.
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Miami
Barnard College
Positor
Pannel
Oxford University
Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Glenn L. Weaver
Weaver
Grand Rapids
Mich
Europe
Rome
Brussels
Florence
Am A
Arlene Dahl
Aliene Dahl
Los Angeles
Alexis Lichine
Day
Miss Dah
James
Barbadoes
Senators Vote to Fund State Senate Newsletters
Sacramento debate ended with the Senate approving a $400,000 appropriation from the contingency fund for fiscal 1967-68 to finance senators newsletters to constituents. Governor Reagan’s letter authorizing the spending was read into the record, with little opposition though Senator Suem criticized it as bad judgment.
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Sacramento
UPD
Senate
Assembly
John F. McCarthy
McCarthy
Ronald Reagan
Congress
Walter W. Suem
Bakersfield
State Senate approves tourism post and other appointments
The Senate Rules Committee approved a 16,500 dollar two year post as state director of tourism and visitor services. The committee also approved Raymond Procunier as director of corrections and several others including Kay Valory, Russell Porter, Robert Tuttle, and Donald Wagner for various state roles. Additional approvals included Virginia Murphy to the state scholarship and loan commission and I Boyd Thompson with Harry Shambart to the Dewitt State Hospital board of trustees.
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Senate Rules Committee
McCoy
California
Raymond K. Procunier
Livermore
Kay Valory
Lafayette
Russell W. Porter
Sacramento
Division of Recreation
Robert I. Tuttle
San Francisco
Donald R. Wagner
Newport Beach
Gen Control Appeals Board
Virginia C. Murphy
State Scholarship, and Loan Commission
I. Boyd Thompson
Harry W. Shambart
Dewitt State Hospital
Reagan tax bill stalled as Senate delays action
Sacramento Gov. Reagan's $5 billion state budget awaits signature by midnight June 30. An $49 annual rise in property tax for a typical family of four earning $10,000 was embedded in the proposed measure.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Senate
Finance Committee
George Miller Jr
Slayers Sought After Border Patrol Slain Men
The search entered its fifth day in rugged country near the Cehuilla Indian Reservation after two young border patrolmen Theodore Newton Jr. and George Arak were found shot to death. FBI agents reported new footprint patterns near a ranch cabin, suggesting a definite shoe type and gait to identify suspects. Authorities said killers may still be in the area as trackers comb the terrain.
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ANZA
UPI
Cehuilla Indian Reservation
FBI
Theodore Newton ,Jr
George Arak
Dale Swancutt
The
Border Patrol
Newton
Azrak
Reagan Crime Measure Clears Senate To Go To Assembly
In a cliffhanger vote the crime control bill backed by Gov Reagan passed the Senate 27 to 6 and moves to the Assembly. The measure, requiring a two thirds majority due to a $100000 first year appropriation, would form a California crime control council within the governor's office. Democrat Alfred E Atagiat of San Jose disputed the council’s reach, warning of Florida style privatized police, while sponsor George Deak of Long Beach and state Attorney General Thomas C Lynch defended safeguards and professional agency membership.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Senate
Assembly
Ald
Satin Cone
Alfred E. Atagiat
Dsan
Thomas C.lynch
Ali
S. Prie
Wyate
Day From & Toadblock Setup Snare Smugglers of Aliens
Funeral services for Newton were held today in Sees. Both men listed in the report were involved in a case tied to smugglers from Mexico and tolics, with authorities intent on detaining the suspects.
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Mexico
Uneral Services
Newton
President Johnson gifts Texas ranch to Nugents
Reported telegram from New Jersey outlines a gift of the Hereford heifer and a Texas ranch property to the Nugents as part of the president's broad gesture. The narrative notes the grandson's expected arrival, the hospital scene, and Lyndon Johnson's high spirits as Luci walks in her hospital room amid the press briefing.
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U.S
Ford Helter
Nugent Ranch
Lewis Ranch
Nugents
Johnson
Alexei Nui Kosygi
New, Jersey
Setor Hospital
Netesh
Johnean
Luci
Patri Lyndon
Objector Arrested At News Conference In Seattle
Pvt. Michael Bratcher, 20, a medic absent two weeks over conscientious objection to the Vietnam War, told reporters the next move is up to the Army. Armed servicemen moved through about 100 people, arresting the Kansas City native outside the American Friends Service Committee center near the University of Washington. He said he could no longer serve as a dietitian and would seek discharge. ACLU lawyers planned to defend him.
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Seattle
UPS
Michael’Bratcher
Armed Services
Kansas City
Soledler
American ‘Frends
University of Washington
Gene
Lewis Hershey
Conscientious Ag
Les Bratelier
American Civil Liberties Union
Michael Rosen
ACLU
Brathher
Wi Cout
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Bill Mired
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Révenue and Taxation Committee
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al Objector
Bratchér
Laura M. Ball
Madigan General Hospital
Tacoma
Aan
Mill
Whees Fpogste
Terrific
Speedeusiow
Sismu Mie
Neaws Bigoes
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