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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1967

Page

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Romeo and Juliet film casting shocks stage fans

A Cockney boy and an Argentine born girl top a one dollar Shakespeare film as Romeo and Juliet. Zeffirelli auditioned 300 youths for three months to select Leonard White and Olivia Hessey as the lovers. Olivia, 15, born in Buenos Aires, came to London with her English mother years ago.

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Reagan Studied New Tax Increases To Meet Fiscal Crisis

Gov Ronald Reagan examined a package of tax increases aimed at boosting the tax program to over one billion dollars to address a 98 million gap and balance a five billion budget. Proposals included higher sales taxes on utilities services beer wine insurance and possible alternative funding measures.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan Philip M. Battaglia Rea- Ban Battaglia Assembly Jesse M. Unruh Tinglewood Senate Hugh M. Burns Fresno

Johnson Tours Expo 67 in Canada with no comment on U S pavilion

President Johnson spent 75 minutes touring Expo 67 in Montreal during a swift border visit. He expressed delight with Canada’s display while offering no remarks on the controversial American pavilion. He also attended the unveiling of a 40 inch Great Ring gift and moved quickly through the dome and exhibits.

Johnson Lands Canada Swashington Uh Johnson Cana U.S Michigan George Romney Lelking Hollywood Palace Des Nations

Sheppard Seeks License Return After Exoneration

Dr. Sam Sheppard, 42, told the California board of osteopathic examiners he is fit to resume practice. Accompanied by attorney Robert Steinberg, he outlined his 500 operations-per-year experience during seven years of imprisonment and hoped for license restoration following his 1955 murder conviction acquittal.

Sam Sheppard Cleveland State Board of Osteopathic Examiners Los Angeles Sheppard Robert K. Steinberg UPI California Board of Osteopathic Examiners Ohio California Steinberg F. Lee Bailey Ariane Sume

Reagan Appointees Endorsed by Senate Rules Committee

SACRAMENTO UPS The Senate Rules Committee endorsed 37 of Gov Ronald Reagan s appointments including Robert E Howard new director of rehabilitation who said he had no experience in rehabilitation yet had 21 years in public administration The committee approved eight appointees after interviews and 29 were approved without appearing before senators for final confirmation.

Sacramento UPS Senate Rules Committee Ronald Reagan Senate Robert E. Howard Williams Spencer Williams

California Panel Backs Local Topless Dancer Rule Bill

A state preemption proposal approved by a Sacramento committee would let cities and counties regulate topless exposure in public places and extend to weapons gambling juvenile places and public spaces. Backers include Sen George Dukimejian Reagan administration and city groups while liquor and wine interests oppose state-only control.

Sacramento California Senate George Dukimejian R-Long Reagan California League of Cities Orange County Los Angeles Cally Legislate

Lottery Plan May Return On 1967 Ballot

Los Angeles vote may revive a 1964 ballot plan for a state operated lottery after the attorney general authorized circulation of initiative petitions. The proposal would direct 60 percent of revenues to the general fund with the remainder reserved for state uses. San Gabriel advocates Robert Wilson and John Brown, who led the 1964 effort, secured the authorization.

Los Angeles Atty Thomas C. Eynch Robert Wilson John Brown San Gabriel Inex

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