New Jersey Governor signals support for asset disclosure bill
Gov Richard J Hughes said he would sign a public asset disclosure bill if presented, though he admitted being penniless with an annual salary of 35000 dollars. In nearby Washington, Pierre Salinger proposed a softer path to Vietnam peace talks, favoring behind the scenes negotiations over Kennedy and Percy’s ultimatum plans.
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State Agencies Debate Voting Rules And Prices
A garbled summary references state agencies, the Senate introducing measures on voting rules, content pricing, and concerns about costs. It mentions education and public support while noting worries over procedures and taxpayer impact.
State Takes New Look at L B Site
Sacramento reports top aides pledge to explore a Long Beach site for a state office building this year amid bickering over cost. Delegation presses for timely funding while warning that delaying purchase may raise land costs. discussions to be floated with Finance Director Gordon Smith.
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Reagan boosts budget to add 1000 California Highway Patrol
Governor Reagan wins renewed funding to expand the Highway Patrol by about 1000 officers, part of a 1965-68 plan. Senate and Assembly action follows weeks of debate with Harold W. Sullivan, Reagan appointee, urging approval. Budget details include use of new tax funds for local relief and education programs.
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Long Beach budget clash and tax program debate
A State discussion centers on using more than $300 million from a nine year tax program to fund reductions in property taxes. Assemblymen Veneman and Winfield Shoemaker push a $1.15 billion plan with about $700 million for property tax relief, amid broader talk of Reagan era economizing. Meanwhile reports from Seoul note North Korean infiltrators killed as frontline posts are manned, with pills and costs cited in the defense brief.
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Johnson hints Humphrey to be running mate again
President Johnson, amid questions on a 1968 bid, said he would not decide his future now and that several months may pass before any announcement. He praised Vice President Humphrey, saying he had never known a public servant he trusted more and had greater admiration for.
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Divorcee Guilty of Defacing Cadillac in Morristown
Beatrice Moss, a divorcee and wife of retired manufacturer Ellis Kay, was found guilty by an all women jury in Morristown Pa after a 10 minute deliberation. She faces up to a $300 fine and a year in jail on the willful mischief charge. Kay filed a $100000 suit claiming repeated damage to his Cadillac including windshield painting and pinking headlights, and even a funeral wreath when he was ill.
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Lawyers Seek Supreme Court Bail for Hoffa Chief
Hoffa and his legal team filed two bail motions on Thursday for the jailed Teamster president. One asks bail while awaiting a habeas corpus ruling in the U S Court of Appeals in Detroit. The other seeks release during a new trial request filed in Chattanooga Tennessee. The petitions cite alleged government wiretapping and other claims Hoffa says tainted his trial. No ruling expected before week’s end.
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Reagan Aide Details Savings from Hiring Ban
SACRAMENTO California Gov Reagan froze state hiring and achieved sizable savings without cutting services the governor’s cabinet secretary said Thursday. William Clark noted February hires fell to 2,789 from 5,241 a year earlier under Gov Brown, a 46 percent drop, suggesting further reductions in 1967 are possible.
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Lightning Kills 11 at Farm School Farm
Officials report eleven people were killed when a lightning bolt struck an agricultural school near Farm in Standerton. The incident disrupted activities at the school and prompted emergency response across the area.
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