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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1966
Page
1
Metropolitan Court Judge Andrew J. Doyle in Nashville orders Evelyn Fay Carver to kiss her husband Herman to settle a $50 fine amid a domestic dispute. He gives a week to decide if the couple has reconciled and warns he may drop charges if differences are resolved.
In Sacramento a split Democratic majority sought a budget compromise with Assembly Republicans. Key figures including Assemblyman Robert Crown and Speaker Jesse Unruh debated the governor's finance plan, bookkeeping changes, and a proposed $295 million higher education bond issue, while Republicans prepared a list of deeper budget cuts to challenge Brown. The dispute marked the fiercest internal rift since 1961.
The National Selective Service plans a fourth qualified test in late June, with about 3,200 testers nationwide. Eligibility mirrors May 14 21 and June 3 tests. it targets registrants who could not take earlier exams and those seeking occupational student deferments. Scores will be sent to local draft boards to help decide student deferment eligibility.
Asst. Secretary of State Raymond Hare arrived in Athens with plans to meet Greek Premier Stephano Fephanopoulos and U.S. Ambassador Phillips Talbot. Discussions will cover U.S. economic aid to Greece, Greek Turkish relations, and the Cyprus issue.
The report outlines Democratic attempts to strike compromise on education and social policy while Republicans push spending cuts. It covers AB 2 on mandatory actions, district governance, and division lines in education, plus Senate plans for higher education financing and public health funding. The piece notes reading program rules, college campus governance proposals, and state allocations impacting schools and districts.
At the 54th annual chamber convention in Washington Archibald K. Davis head of the bankers association urged President Johnson to curb federal domestic spending to curb inflation He warned that without federal restraint voluntary cuts elsewhere would fail Ackley warned of possible tax increases if Viet Nam funding grows or federal outlays rise He urged postponement of nonessential plant spending better labor use wage moderation and restrained pricing这里只有精品
Patrick attacks political polling as a threat to democracy at a Los Angeles news conference with attorney Melvin Bells. He says rival Christopher and Rea ran a “deal” to skew polls, cites a $16,000 poll purchase, and says Field sued him in San Francisco for damaging his reputation while he fights the suit and defends the little man.
United States air defense forces will join in a joint training exercise on May 6 flying over Western Canada Alaska and the Western United States in the early morning.
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