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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
1
Berkeley based Health and Welfare Administrator Spencer Williams told the California Probation and Correctional Association that juvenile delinquency is the heart of the crime problem. He urged focus on young offenders to stop criminal careers early, noting potential 40 year savings and high parolee reoffense rates among youths.
Thomas H. Roberts Sr., age 75, a developer of hybrid seed corn and hybrid chickens, died on Wednesday in Sycamore Illinois per UPI.
Redlands today highs 67 and lows 47 with conditions valid to 1 30 pm. San Bernardino Valley partly cloudy with light showers through Friday and cool nights 40 to 48. Southern California variable clouds scattered showers and a few thunderstorms through Saturday with gusty winds in mountains and deserts. Temperatures remain cool for the season.
In a party line showdown in Sacramento, Democrats blocked an attempt by Republican John Veneman to strip payroll withholding from a $1.5 billion tax bill. A close 38 to 39 vote failure blocked the change as Gov. Reagan’s stance against withholding faced the Assembly’s opposition.
Congressmen report that General Westmoreland wants 100000 additional U S troops this year to wage the Vietnam war. Senate Armed Services member Senator Dominick notes the request but offers no fixed total. President Johnson and Westmoreland discussed reinforcements in Washington with no firm decision.
Adolfo Lopez Mateos, former Mexican president, lies critically ill in Mexico City from massive brain bleeding. Doctors announce brain function has ceased and he remains on life support as death could come within hours.
Sacramento reports show Gov. Reagan's proposed University of California tuition plan would hit middle income families hardest, while low income students would still access college. The Joint Committee on Higher Education report, by Bradwell and Associates, notes the impact hinges on family earnings and outside support.
New York stocks moved higher after Congress restored the business incentives tax measure. All sectors advanced with the Dow gaining 12.42 points from a Wednesday loss as trading rose to 9.04 million shares from 8.87 million.
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover accuses some civil rights leaders of inviting hotheads and rabble rousers to incite riots in certain cities this summer according to UPI reporting.
Israel holds Western help to break the Gulf of Aqaba blockade as Britain and the United States seek a maritime open corridor. The U A R blockade, Egyptian tensions, and moves by France and the Soviet Union frame a tense diplomacy scene with figures like Wilson, Eban, and Dag Hammarskjold-era voices shaping a crisis that could spark wider conflict.
A military judge ruled that Army medical officer Capt. Howard Levy could not refuse to train Green Beret medics on medical ethics grounds, but he could not disobey a legal order. Col. Earl V. Brown said the order to train medics is legal unless proven to be solely punitive, and the case heads to the 10 officer court martial board for deliberation after closing arguments.
The United States and Britain pursue an international declaration to keep the Gulf of Aqaba open to all nations and plan a three step strategy to pressure Egypt over the blockade. The effort includes potential private diplomacy and the possibility of an international naval task force to guarantee freedom of passage through the Strait of Tiran.
United States supplied at least 345.9 million dollars in military aid to 10 Arab states allied with Egypt as of 1966, with Saudi Arabia receiving the largest portion at 161.7 million. Israel has 27.6 million in aid and awaiting 24 F4 fighter bombers.
The U N Security Council faces defeat for a U S backed breathing spell in the Middle East. Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko warned of a possible 105th Russian veto to back Arab objections while clashes with U S Ambassador Goldberg highlighted tensions. A council vote is expected Friday as backroom talks continue to break the impasse.
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