UC Denies Reagan Soft Rules Claim
UC Berkeley officials rejected Ronald Reagan’s charge that admissions rules would loosen to raise enrollment. They said rules are identical across all nine campuses since 1961. A UC report showed undergraduate applications up 36 percent, and Kerr told the Board of Regents next year’s freshman class will be 28 percent larger. The Berkeley Alumni Association disputed Reagan’s claim linking unrest and student tours to admissions policy.
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University of California At Berkeley
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Berkeley
Frank Kidner
Donohoe
Clark Kerr
Board of Regents
San Diego
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Los Angeles
Orange
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Bar Favors Easing of Abortion Laws
The State Bar proposes easing abortion law rules and invites attorney feedback while urging criticism from all four courts and judges. After considering responses, the board will submit the proposed rule to the Supreme Court for approval to ensure lawful social readjustments reflect current times.
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Lawyers Association
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Board of Governors
State Bar
Lawyers Club of
Los Angeles
Missile explosion at Vandenberg starts fires. no injuries
An international Minuteman I missile exploded after liftoff at Vandenberg Air Force Base and sparked several grass and brush fires in a remote area. Air Force officials reported no injuries and no structures damaged. In other news, bar delegates addressed abortion, property rights, and court reform resolutions at the 1966 convention.
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Vandenberg Air Force
Air Force
Orange County Bar Association
California Judicial Council
Ing Silo
Watts
Berkeley
Long Beach Bar Association
Surveyor 2 Near Moon Landing Amid System Glitches
Surveyor 2 cleared the launch pad and aimed for the moons central Sinus Medii area with a planned midnight burn to reach a soft touch down. Ground controls reported full system operation as the craft prepared to joggle its position days after landing to photograph its own footprints for mission planning.
Yemen Leader Forms Panel To Probe Financial Transgressions
President Abdullah Al-Sallal announced a committee to investigate financial transgressions by former government officials after appointing himself premier last weekend. The move targets several ex-members of the republican regime in SANA'TA.
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Sana‘ta
Yemen
Abdullah Al-Sallal
Four Roses Light Taste Falls Short in Quality Check
A whiskey maker rejects several barrels after testing for a true light whiskey profile. Six years prior, premium grains yeast and custom barrels were used, but hidden flaws in the stave may have compromised quality. The goal remains a authentic Four Roses light taste.
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