Reagan Vows State Withholding Veto
Reagan pledges a withholding veto while outlining a $120 million direct state property relief package. He says the figure fits aides and campaign promises to avoid taxes, noting California’s treasury limits and urging quick budget cuts and Tahoe water cleanup.
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John G. Schmitz
Tustin
California
Treasury
John G. Veneman
Modesto
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Lake Tahoe
Edmund G. Brown
Arizona
Washington
Hoffa Ends Fight Starts Prison Term in Washington
Hoffa arrives at the federal building near Capitol Hill to begin a three year sentence. He denounces a government vendetta and cites wiretapping and surveillance as constitutional rights violations. Kennedy, now a U.S. senator, had pursued Hoffa since the 1960s rackets investigations.
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Waterloo
Washington
Capitol Hill
Federal
Lewisburg
Moore
Pennsylvania
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Senate
Kennedy
Justice Department
Hoff
Teamsters
Kenneth Harlan Dies Silent Era Film Star Remains
Hollywood reports the death of Kenneth Harlan a silent era film actor who left the screen three years ago after a long career. He married six times with one annulment and divorces in 1922 and 1927. Harlan worked with D W Griffith Constance, Flo Hart, and other early celebrities. He died at Salter Memorial Hospital in Sacramento at age 71.
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Harlan
Sacramento
D. W. Griffith
Constance
Ziegmadge
Flo Hart Lebrities
Munday
Salter Memorial
Marie Harlan
Aear Ora Rheedom
Mass Rally to Boost Social Security Pay
A large rally organized by AFL-CIO in Los Angeles promotes President Johnson’s 20 percent Social Security boost. The event highlights cinema figures like Miss Talmadge and Betsy, with Harlan and director Griffith noted for early film ties. The rally begins at 1 p.m. at Roosevelt Auditorium, featuring a parade through the era’s entertainment industry.
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Hollywood
Griffith
Betsy
Afl-Cio
Los An
Talmadge
Johnson
Lumin
Roosevelt Auditorium
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Snowstorms and Speck murder trial fill Illinois headlines
In Peoria County the Speck murder trial panel faced delays as a nurse juror was questioned and removed. Snow and weather across the Northeast and Midwest caused floods, power outages, and road closures from Boston to Philadelphia, with injuries and fatalities reported in Alabama and Pennsylvania.
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Ill
Chicago
Richard Speck
Speck
Tral
Peoria County
Gerald Getty
Michael Reese Hospital
Chignen
Boston
Weather Bureau
Hartford
Waterbury
Yanbury
Conn
Poughkeepsie
Dutchess County
New York City
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Rocky Hollow
Career Girl School Bankruptcy Filing In Long Beach
A nationwide chain of Career Girl Colleges filed bankruptcy petitions after a bogus $2 million counterfeit scheme. Two men pleaded guilty in the U S District Court. Donald Dean Davidson, 33, Las Vegas, was sentenced to prison.
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Los Angeles
UPN
Long Beach
U.S
Donald Dean Davidson
Las Vegas
Two Sent to Prison for Counterfeiting
A note posted inside the Juliet Gibson Career Girl College at 4204 Atlantic Ave reports four years imprisonment for an individual and mentions a partner, Darrell Davenport, with ties to Houston. The Ohio headquartered company lists assets of 2,622,384 and liabilities of 2,050,968 in a Houston bankruptcy filing amid branch colleges in Boston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and Columbus.
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Atlantic Ave
Pris
Charles College
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Houston
Davenport
North Hot
Westheimer
Ohio
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
Columbus
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Big melee after San Francisco high school game
About 350 students clashed for an hour in Golden Gate Park after a championship basketball game. Six teens were arrested, one student was stabbed in the thigh, cars damaged, and shop windows broken in Haighs Ashbury. Police split the crowd with nearly 100 officers. four youths were sent to juvenile authorities.
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UPS
Golden Gate Park
Haighs- Ashbury
Terry Lee ‘Mabry
George W. Hardin
Carlyle Inpram
Kezar Pavilion
Balboa
Polytechnic
Robert Landucci
Most County Vets May Lose Tax Break
Knox opposes Watson plan arguing it misreads the Knox assessment reform law. The debate centers on applying a full cash value test to property tax exemptions for veterans and potential statewide consequences if exemptions are denied under new cash rules.
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Knox
Watson
Sure You Can Play Organ Music
A promotion invites beginners to learn Hammond Organ quickly at Almond Orpen Studios. No purchase or prior musical experience required. Staff promise fun progress with no hidden charges and flexible hours from 9 to 9 weekdays and varied weekend times. The ad highlights veteran exemptions and a cash value style pricing claim beside a sensational marketing tone.
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Bob Pierce
Mas
Ham
Almond Orpen Studios
Ajbekewood
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