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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1965
Page
1
Brussels UPI reports ninety five missionaries killed in the Congo during November and December. Church authorities say seventy five victims were Roman Catholic priests and nuns, while twenty were Protestant mission workers.
Redlands weather shows a high of 66 and a low of 35 today with cooler readings year ago. San Bernardino Valley expects sunny, slightly warmer afternoons with gusty northeast winds in canyons, lows tonight 28 to 36. Fruit frost forecast notes near 29 degrees in citrus areas. Wednesday remains sunny statewide with high cloudiness and light northeast winds, especially in mountains. Thursday brings variable clouds and little temperature change.
A fast moving storm from the Southern Plains to the Great Lakes dumped heavy snow rain and sleet across Chicago and northern suburbs. Up to six inches fell in minutes leaving thousands without power and schools closed as airports trains and roads slowed under blizzard conditions across Illinois and Iowa.
Churchill today embarks on his final journey from London to a rural grave. His coffin will rest atop a purple catafalque at Westminster Hall, covered by the Union Jack with his Knight of the Garter regalia, as the Archbishop of Canterbury offers a prayer. The public may file by for a last salute, then the coffin travels to St Paul’s Cathedral for a state funeral.
Moscow accuses two U S diplomats of spying and orders one out within a week amid tit for tat moves. The expulsion follows the ousting of a Soviet information officer in Washington in 1959 and involves Stolz and Kerst with a third Soviet citizen arrested for espionage connections.
Governor Edmund G Brown's 34 billion dollar two year budget and 320 million tax program drew swift Republican opposition in the California legislature on Monday. Only Democrat Sen Teale voices cautious support for pay as you go, while Sen Burns and GOP leaders denounce withholding taxes as a revenue gimmick. Teale condemns cigarette and tobacco taxes as regressive. Assembly Speaker Unruh offered no comment on the budget until lawmakers study the governor's message.
Contra Costa County sheriff detectives said they have promising leads from colleagues of slain University of California Professor David P. Hackett. They hinted the Berkeley campus is involved and suggested the killer may have been someone with a grade. Hackett's body was found early Friday. his car, a yellow Plymouth, was found a day later in a Berkeley parking lot about two blocks from the lab. Hackett is survived by his wife and four children.
President Johnson, menaced by a severe cold, left Bethesda Naval Hospital for the White House as he recovers. He may travel to London for Sir Winston Churchill's funeral, though White House officials offered no firm plans. His wife and daughters were with him as doctors trimmed antibiotics and salicylates. Luci Johnson, 17, visited after classes at the National Cathedral School, while Lynda Johnson remained at the White House recovering.
A 17 year old girl drenched her clothing with kerosene and set herself ablaze in Nha Trang public square in a protest against the Vietnamese government. The death follows a wave of Buddhist-led anti government demonstrations and similar self immolations.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. leads a mid winter voter registration effort in Selma Alabama promising a march on the Dallas County courthouse by the hundreds. Violence marked the drive with a 226 pound woman striking Sheriff James Clark and Annie Lee Cooper, 54, jailed on assault charges, while over 220 Negroes have been arrested.
Republicans condemned President Johnson for a budget near 100 billion, accusing him of gimmicks to hide spending. Gerald R. Bord urged clarity while Frank Bow pledged a GOP task force to uncover savings and cut several billion dollars from the fiscal 1965 package.
San Diego Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution urging the legislature to take immediate definitive action on automobile smog control legislation, rejecting a county recommendation to opt out of state rules for used cars this year. Chairman Frank Gibson said legislators hold the reins.
A Coast Guard helicopter spotted debris off Palos Verdes suggesting possible wreckage from the missing 46-foot Rebel Belle. The vessel with seven men aboard disappeared Sunday on a cruise between the mainland and Catalina Island. A large search covered Redondo Beach to Oceanside and Catalina, with surface and air units scouring about 3 700 square miles. Names listed include James G. Lawrence and his son James A. Lawrence of Redondo Beach, Vernon Ewing, Bob Chandler of Gardena, J Ortiz of Whittier, Jack Zittel of Downey, and M L Sanders of Downey.
In the Lucille Miller murder trial defense attorney Edward P. Foley challenged sheriff's criminalist J. Robert Davidson over the two vehicle fires in Corona and Alta Loma. The cross examination focused on differences in fire damage between the two Volkswagens and whether conditions affected the burn pattern. Objections arose as Foley pressed for precise hair and location details, while the judge sustained some objections as the proceedings continued.
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