News items mix crime politics and longevity tales
A UC Berkeley student 19 faces 30 days probation after a classroom charged with battery following an anti semitic demonstration. Judge Floyd Talbott cited provocation but found guilt. Separately Sen Edward M Kennedy met Pope Paul VI in the Vatican for 20 minutes amid talks over prisoners in North Vietnam. Henry Caulfield, Missouri’s ex governor, dies at 92. Londoner William Chapman plans marriage at 103. Senate leader Dirksen recuperates at Walter Reed after a hip fracture. vital signs stable.
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Floyd €. Talbott
Berkeley
Linda
University of California
Sibley Seamon
San Francisco
Lather Gate
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Pope Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
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Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
Rome
Leonardo Dal Vinci
United States
Chapman
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
Westcliff-on-Sea
Thames Estuary
London
Senate
Tvereim
Dirksen
Avith
Washington, D. C
Illinois
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Vote Go Ahead on Slauson Freeway Sparks Assembly Clash
Five Southern California legislators pushed a go ahead on planning the Slauson Freeway in a 42 to 17 vote, reversing a prior go slow stance. The measure, authored by Joe A. Gonsalves, drew support from Whitrier to Buena Park and sparked sharp rebukes from Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and Don Allen over freeway routing and leadership.
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Py Sie Bureen
Sacramento
California
Assembly
Slaunson
Joe A. Gon
Salves
D-Norwalk
Whittier
Downey
Pico Rivera
la Habra
Fullerton
Buena Park
Los Angeles County
Gonsalves
George Deukmejian
Red Long Beach
William Pannemeyer
D-Fullerton
James ‘Whetmore
R-Garden Grove
Jack Fenton
D-Montechello
Deukemjian
Don Allen
Dlous Angeles
Allien
Freeway Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
D-Inglewood
Highway Commission
Unruh
California budget stalemate looms anew in Legislature
Sacramento UPI reports a new threat of a budget stalemate as Assembly Democrats offer a token 16 million reduction from Gov. Brown's 4.8 billion plan, opposed by Republicans who demand deeper cuts. Tensions rise as debate stretches toward California primary and general elections.
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UPI
Assembly Democrats
Edmund G. Brown
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
Democratic Party
Aleady
Stil Ato Bt
Senate
Tip leads to arrests in San Francisco union leader slaying
In San Francisco four men were arrested in connection with the April 5 shooting death of AFL-CIO Painters Union Local 4 leader Don Wilson. The suspects include two Sacramento contractors and a California saloon owner, with an Oakland accountant still sought. Police say the case links to a welfare fund scheme, and FBI involvement is noted with a fifth man being hunted.
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Department of Social Welfare
GOP
UNION
Sacramento
Max Ward
Lett
Clyde Simmons
Norman Call
Don Wilson
Wirkohretes
San Francisco
Ph—Poffice
Miami
Afl-Cio Painters Union
Lozal 4
Sacramento Painters’ Union Local 478
Carmichael
Welfare Fund
Richard Rock
Clyde Simmonds
Painting and Decorating Contractors’ Association of
Carl M. Black
Oakland
Rock
Black
Fringe Benefit Fund
Thomas Cahill
Telfred Slettved
Charles Raudebsugh
San Francisco Chronicle
Raudebaugh
Wally Charleston
Charleston
Wilson
Sacramento Painters Union
Sacramento Union
Call
Ward
Simmonds
Lloyd FP. Green
Painters Union
Hayward
Fragmented story on constitutional amendments and education policy
The text references constitutional amendments such as SOMIACT and Senate Amenienentt, mentions Interstate revision and a school related classroom context. It includes garbled names like Sacramento and Mind aie Fads and indicates dates and figures unclear from the OCR.
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Child Mauled by Bear at California Midwinter Fair
A 2 year old girl slipped from her father at the Imperial California Midwinter Fair grounds and toppled into an open gate of a caged bear. The bear mauled her shoulder leaving deep gashes before workers freed her. She was treated at Imperial Community Hospital and listed in good condition.
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Imperial
California
Glen J. Wilson
el Centro
Imperial Community Hospital
LSD Curbs Given OK by Assembly
In Sacramento the Assembly approved a bill setting stiff penalties for possession or use of LSD. The measure faces quick Senate action, with Speaker Jesse M. Unruh backing it and supporting education on the drug’s dangers. The bill would make LSD possession a misdemeanor and impose felony penalties for use, sale, or manufacture.
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Senate
Love the Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Inglewood
Alty
Thomas ¢. Lynch
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