Reagan Blasts Demos Over Tax Compromise In Budget Fight
Reagan accuses Assembly Democrats of political games by blocking a $1.5 billion tax compromise. He warns he may veto and trim the $5 billion budget unless taxes rise, while the Ways and Means Committee boosts UC, state college, and mental hospital funding.
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Weather snapshot for Redlands and region
Redlands today shows a high of 70 and a low of 46 through 11 am. Year ago records were 85 and 49. San Bernardino Valley expects sunny, warmer conditions with highs 78 to 83 and tonight lows 40 to 45. Southern California remains mostly clear tonight with some late coastal low clouds and inland warmth tomorrow.
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Young lawyer wins equal TV time for anti smoking view
John F. Banzhaf II, a 26 year old Bronx lawyer, won a FCC ruling ordering all TV and radio stations to provide free time for the anti smoking view. He had requested time for WCBS TV in 1966, argued that cigarette ads imply smoking is socially desirable, and the FCC left time to broadcasters discretion.
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Russ trawlers protest over Oregon coast fishing violations
Washington based report states the State Department protested two more Russian trawler fishing violations off Oregon. Rep. Thomas M. Pelly says Coast Guard Commandant Willard Smith informed him the protests were lodged with Moscow and that there have been no further violations since.
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Quote from Moscow Pravda on U S protest note
The Soviet official Pravda cautions that provocateurs should not ignore the seriousness of the warnings in the Soviet Government note addressing a U S Embassy protest over an alleged bombing of a Soviet merchant ship during a U S air raid over the North Vietnamese port.
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Southland bus strike looms for transit district
In Los Angeles area a 2,500 member Brother of Railroad Trainmen union set a strike deadline against the Southern California Rapid Transit District. If no contract is reached by midnight June 9, about 700,000 bus riders in Los Angeles and neighboring counties would be affected. Kenneth R. Moore, BRT general chairman, said bargaining would continue past the deadline. The California Conciliation Service joined after the union rejected a proposed agreement put forward without committee recommendation.
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German measles outbreak worsens in Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Health Department reports the German measles outbreak growing with 337 new cases this week, a 300 percent rise in three weeks, totaling 1,401 cases for the year. West Valley and San Fernando Valley districts are most affected. Dr. Benjamin A. Kogan warns impacts on pregnant women and newborns, including potential blindness deafness and heart or brain damage.
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Brown urges release of Greek leader’s son in treason case
Former California Gov Edmund G. Brown said he met success in seeking the freedom of Andreas Papanderou held on treason charges by Greece s military regime. Brown, who spoke after appealing to Prime Minister Constantine Kollas in Athens, said Papanderou 48 is not guilty and may be allowed to leave Greece after trial.
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Private beauty contest draws big entry
In Churchdown England a private Miss West of England beauty contest drew 30 entrants to avoid embarrassment. City Councilman Noel Thomas said previous contests drew only three or four girls and privacy prevents public gawking.
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Middle East crisis tension sizzles as diplomacy stalls
World diplomats pressed for talks to ease the Arab Israeli standoff as Gamal Abdel Nasser warns of a Gulf of Aqaba blockade response. Israel vows to defend shipping, Dayan predicts victory, and pressure grows from Washington and London to prevent war while Soviet ships move toward the Mediterranean.
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Laos Moves to Depose Seccessionists in Nigeria Crisis
In Lagos, military strongman Maj. Gen. Yakubu Gowon signals readiness to use force to crush the breakaway eastern regime. He calls for more volunteers from the army, listing radio mechanics, carpenters, nurses, clerks and drivers, while a cryptic appeal for song writers hints at unseen roles in a looming civil conflict rooted in tribal rivalries.
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Marines strike North Vietnamese HQ in bold night assault
In a daring night attack the 5th Marine Regiment engaged up to 2,500 Communist troops in the Hiep Duc Valley 30 miles south of Da Nang. Marines reported 174 casualties including 54 dead and said they reached near the North Vietnamese 2nd Regiment headquarters before heavy defenses halted progress.
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Johnsons toast Kuchels on 25th anniversary
Washington UPI report says President and Mrs. Johnson paid tribute to Senator and Mrs. Thomas Kuchel at a White House state dinner honoring British Prime Minister Harold Wilson for the Kuchels 25th wedding anniversary. The event was attended by top officials and guests from the British and American sides.
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U S Destroyer Dyess Enters Suez Amid Anti American Demonstrations
In Port Said thousands of Egyptians jeered the U S Destroyer Dyess as it passed through the Suez Canal amid Middle East tensions. Crowds gathered along Sultan Hussein Street, waving Nasser flags and chanting anti American slogans while harbor launches mobbed the vessel. Police escorted the ship through crowded harbor channels.
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L A group booms Tower for president in 1968 bid
In San Augustine Texas James Drury of The Virginian announced a Los Angeles citizen committee to nominate Senator John Tower of Texas for the 1968 Republican presidential nomination. Tower said he was aware something was going on but did not know details. The committee plans no decision on entering Tower’s name in the California primary against Ronald Reagan.
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Captain Levy Sentenced for Disloyalty by Army Court
Army Captain Howard Levy, 30, a Brooklyn medical officer, was sentenced by a 10 officer court martial to three years at hard labor and discharge for disobeying orders and attempting to promote disloyalty among Vietnam bound troops. His pay was forfeited and he faces confinement at Fort Jackson stockade before transfer to Leavenworth. an automatic appeal will follow.
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Soviet Seaman Killed by U.S. Plane Attack
Tass said a Soviet seaman died from injuries after American planes strafed a Russian merchant ship in Cam Pha North Vietnam. It marked the first reported Soviet death under fire in Vietnam.
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Rioting in Boston Roxbury Leaves City Spotlit
Rioters in Boston's Roxbury district hurled rocks bottles and beer cans injuring at least 47 people and leading to 35 arrests. A sit-in by a group of mothers sparked the violence with 25 stores looted two burned. Deputy Superintendent Bradley said over 1 000 people joined the disturbance as 1 700 officers moved in under Mayor Collins’s sharp condemnation.
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Shirley Temple Black rules out congressional bid
Shirley Temple Black, 39, Atherton socialite and former child star, announced she would not run for Congress. She called herself a non candidate and dismissed speculation she might succeed Representative J. Arthur Younger. The report also references notes on a Turkish vessel and an unrelated gunfire incident offshore.
Black Clarifies Non-Candidate Status in Interview
Mrs. Black states she is not a candidate and wants to make that clear. She adds she is an honored non-candidate in a brief remarks sequence.
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