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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
7
Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler told the Senate Finance Committee that he is not bearish about the nation’s economy despite a stock market drop. He said upcoming figures on gross national product and personal income would show the economy continuing to move ahead, despite some concerns.
The operators of a foster home near Santalthe Hortons appeared in Municipal Court for preliminary hearings on felony charges of mistreating a seven year old girl placed in their care. The child’s condition worsened and she lapsed into unconsciousness after treatment, with fears she may die.
In London, Ronald Horton and wife Carol faced a postponed trial as juror issues arose. Kathleen Paty, a foster child at 4485 Starboard St., suffered burns and head injuries after reportedly being made to stand in boiling water, with police noting multiple injuries. Hospital officials described her condition as critical while Horton defendants denied mistreatment amid the county foster-care assignment.
Fresno report says state Senate president pro tempore Burns rejects an outside inquiry into the University of California. He criticizes the university's administration and questions Reagan backed calls for a citizen committee led by former CIA Director John McCone.
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee backed limits on federal participation in state health programs for the medically indigent. The plan would cut federal outlays by about 1.35 billion yearly, affect New York’s wide program, and shift elderly Medicare services toward the federal Medicare system with nuanced enrollment.
Sen Dirksen proposes amendments to cut school aid with a $472 million reduction in the Senate plan. He notes the administration sought $17 billion, while House and Senate versions range from $2.1 to $2.7 billion in authorizations, reflecting divergent price tags and hard targets.
Washington seized on the 7.5 million bond and Orange County forfeited the light bond posted by Tustin for street lights. The senate approved the $7.5 million for fair improvement but a subdivision was seized by Uncle Sam for the 1968 Exposition in San Antonio, Texas.
Washington UPI reports Taylor, evacuated from a Senate committee loan by submarine, was approved tonight as deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Vice Adm. Rufus L. Taylor has held intelligence posts for years, including duties since before World War I.
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