Parliament Hails Churchill As Britain Mourns Its Hero
Parliament paid tribute to Winston Churchill, Britain’s wartime leader. Members from all parties praised his long service from 1900 to 1964 and Queen Elizabeth planned a state funeral. The House approved a royal message and plans for a Westminster Hall vigil before the St Paul’s Cathedral funeral.
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Weather Summary for Redlands and Southern California
Weather data shows Redlands today with a high of 57 and a low of 35, rainfall 0.29 inches, season total 3.39 inches, last year 8.11. Sunday high 58, low 50. Saturday 66/4. Tomorrow sunrise 6 50 am sunset 5 13 pm. No smoke, burning allowed. Fruit frost forecast calls for clear skies and low 27 in citrus valleys around 4 am. U S Weather Bureau noon forecast expects mostly sunny conditions across Southern California Tuesday with gusty winds at times. Five day outlook shows no precipitation and temperatures two to six degrees below normal. End of Am AGHZ Medias.
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Flags fly half staff to honor Churchill
President Johnson ordered American flags worldwide to fly at half staff in tribute to Sir Winston Churchill, an honorary U.S. citizen. The unprecedented move covers all flags on buildings, grounds, naval vessels, and overseas facilities, with no determined funeral representation yet and Johnson possibly attending.
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Johnsons condition satisfactory in hospital stay
Washington UPI The White House reports President Johnson has improved from his weekend sore throat and cold but doctors want a further convalescence. A hospital stay at Bethesda Naval Medical Center is expected through Tuesday or Wednesday with Johnson possibly leaving earlier if he feels well.
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Supreme Court to rule on immunity for paying speeches in congress
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a member of Congress can be tried for taking money to deliver a floor speech. The case centers on former Rep. Thomas F. Johnson, whose 1964 conviction was reversed by the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The issue, raised in federal court for the first time, concerns privilege from arrest and speech debate protection. Johnson and others faced conspiracy charges tied to seeking to dismiss an indictment in a Maryland savings and loan case, with a $500 payment cited as a floor speech defense. The 4th Circuit held only Congress could discipline Johnson.
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Johnson Pursues Record 99.7 Billion Budget Emphasizing Welfare
President Johnson asks Congress for a historic 99.7 billion dollar budget focused on health education housing and aid to the needy as part of a Great Society plan. He backs tax cuts and warns unemployment and poverty persist while defense space and farm outlays face pruning.
Brown Expands Bare Bones Theme to Public Education
Sacramento UPI governor Edmund G Brown pressed a 1.6 billion school program aimed at holding the line on spending and resisting major new additions. The plan remains lean yet would still necessitate a boost in funds for schools.
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Gover Brown budget debate noted in state taxes study
Full discussion on Gover and Brown budgets appears on page eight with reference to state taxes funding extra school support. Brown resists broad spending rises yet backs pay raises for college staff and compensatory education if funds exist. Budget figures for 1965 66 show deficits and modest cash surpluses while defense gets large allocations.
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Budget calls for big increase in education funds
President Johnson sent a budget plan to Congress proposing a 7 percent year to year rise in education spending totaling 2.7 billion dollars for the next fiscal year starting July 1. The plan seeks 971 million for K-12, 782 million for colleges, 507 million for vocational training, and 405 million for science and research, with about 500 million of elementary and secondary aid contingent on new school aid authorization and congressional action.
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Mob Uproar in Hue and Six South Vietnamese Cities
Anti-government mobs surged across six South Vietnamese cities demanding the recall of U.S. Ambassador Maxwell Taylor. In Hue, American women and children were evacuated to the U.S. Army compound as 15,000 demonstrators demanded Taylor leave and Premier Tran Van Huong be dismissed. Police chief and information chief homes were burned and mobs later rallied again downtown.
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Defense budget trims cool long buildup start 1961 largely done
President Johnson outlined a new defense budget starting July 1 that trims overall spending by 2.2 billion from last year and 300 million from the current rate. The plan cuts Army and Air Force end strength by 56,000 but Navy and Marines gain 20,000, reducing total manpower to 2,640,000.
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Mother and six children die in Ferndale fire
In Ferndale Michigan a mother Kathrine Belcher aged 33 and six of her children Dawn 9 Melody 8 Matthew 6 Timothy 5 Jeffrey 3 and Daniel 2 were killed when a two story home burned early today The father Harry Belcher was in serious condition at William Beaumont Hospital Royal Oak
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Mrs. Miller trial resumes in San Bernardino murder case
Twenty two photographs of a burned car and surrounding area were admitted as evidence in the murder trial of Lucille Miller in San Bernardino Superior Court. Edward Foley objected but was overruled. Prosecutors allege Miller, who is several months pregnant, killed her dentist husband Dr Gordon Miller to collect about 125000 in life insurance.
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