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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
8
California Senate moves to debate a 3.207 billion dollar state budget for the new fiscal year. Democrats support education funding boosts while trimming pay raises. Republicans oppose without withholding tax repeal. Assembly actions and a series of amendments follow, with housing equality and bingo measures also in play.
Hollywood star Fifi D Orsay, famed French screen beauty, reappears after 16 years in a new film wearing a mustache and playing a fat cook who once served as a bearded lady in the circus. Costars Tony Curtis and Christine Kaufmann. the movie signals a tongue in cheek return era shift.
A postgraduate program for Riverside and San Bernardino County attorneys on Pretrial Conference and Settlement Procedures will be presented in Riverside Saturday June 15 from 9 a.m. to noon in room 1000, Social Science and Humanities Building, University of California. The program, by the State Bar of California Committee on Continuing Education of the Bar, will review new California pretrial rules and practical uses, advantages and disadvantages of pretrial and settlement procedures. Panel members include Riverside County Superior Court Judge Merrill Brown, San Bernardino County Superior Court Judge Henry M. Busch, attorneys Don C. Brown, Florentino Garza, Arthur M. Olson, Richard M. Marsh, and chairs Gerald F. Schulte and D. Elliott Whitlock of the local bar association committees on education.
The performer rejects the glamorous image of a sex symbol and accepts a plain homely look with a mustache for a strong character turn. She says this choice keeps her visible and engaged in meaningful work rather than fading from view.
The Legislature today shows enthusiasm for stronger civil rights action by Democratic leaders. The Senate received the Finance Committee version of a 3.2 billion state budget bill while the Governmental Efficiency Committee delays action on the fair housing bill until Friday. Governor letters to Senator Randolph Collier address speeding cases tied to the gas tax increase bill as the Assembly passes the lower house version of the budget and bills permitting church and veterans groups to hold bingo games and lotteries and establishing a state Youth Conservation Corps.
School Trustees rejected the city’s offer to sell Pepper Park at Church and Central for 50 000 dollars arguing the 1 3 acre plot isn’t worth that much. They offered to have the city deed the land to the schools with a revert clause if park maintenance stops. The superintendent said the price assumed 27 apartment units but the narrow 54 000 square foot strip wouldn’t justify 50 000 and would be unused for school building purposes. He warned against losing park land to development and suggested the schools could maintain the park at little cost with existing equipment. The city has pursued sale for more than five years. Pepper Park sits beside Redlands Junior High and is grassed with pepper trees. The Park Commission also asked if McKinley school custodians could care for new street trees on Center south of Olive.
Kiwanis added three foreign clubs in May, expanding from the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and the Bahamas to Vienna Austria Basel Switzerland and Brussels Belgium. Peter Arth president of the Redlands Kiwanis confirmed the European entry, marking the 43 year service group’s first in Europe.
A compact guide outlines crafting an inexpensive classified ad to move items fast. It covers pricing tips, concise descriptions, clear contact details, and timing strategies to maximize visibility and prompt responses.
Assemblyman L Stewart Hinckley led a bid to amend the California Water Code to admit Santa Ana river discharges from San Bernardino’s sewage plant and downstream extraction. The measure failed by 27 to 26 with 26 nonvoting and one absent, despite expunging a previous vote to allow a second tally. The plan would have routed treated effluent to the river bed and drawn an equal amount downstream, a move Riverside and Orange counties blocked in court.
Redlands Senior High School through its Business Education department issued appreciation letters this week ending the school year. Instructor Paul Lichti Jr praised local merchants for supporting store training for 40 students placed with 21 area stores this past quarter.
The first of two air shipments of drugs weighing 20,000 pounds each left the United States Tuesday to aid victims of cyclones and tidal waves in East Pakistan where 10,000 are reported dead.
The Metropolitan Water District plans a 4.5 million project to generate electricity from Lake Mathews water and add a second outlet on the lake’s southern edge. Construction starts in about a year and should finish in 1966. The plan relies on raised lake levels to drive power generation and ties to Metropolitan’s long aqueduct from Parker Dam.
Two Yucaipa Valley 4-Hers earned top regional trophies at the Southern California 4-H Club Field Day held at the University of California Riverside. Jeanne Breshears won first in individual livestock judging in the Hi 4-H division, and Kevin Breshears took junior livestock judging. The event drew over 2,800 attendees, including about 1,800 4-H members from nine counties, with many Yucaipa youths winning gold and blue awards across livestock, crops, and home economics judging.
President Kennedy hints Democrats should hold the national convention in San Francisco, with Republicans showing mixed interest in the same city. Backroom debates weigh costs, venues, and who leads the ticket as battles over states and delegates shape a long, jet age campaign. Delegations from the Deep South threaten to bolt, while Kennedy’s party seeks unity ahead of a drawn out contest. The piece notes Chicago’s logistical woes and California’s political rifts as pivotal factors.
Electrocardiograph and brain wave signals from the United States were bounced off Telstar II satellite and received in Europe Tuesday. Communications officials said the experiment aimed to improve monitoring techniques for astronauts in orbiting satellites and space vehicles.
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