California Legislature adjourns after failed major tasks
The 1965 California legislature adjourned after passing a record 4.18 billion dollar budget but failing to agree on taxes to balance a 106 million red ink. A bitter Senate Assembly dispute over court ordered reapportionment dominated final hours, while a high profile tax reform plan was rejected. Governor Brown appealed for new taxes to balance the program. The body also approved a 100 thousand dollar higher education investigation and a disability insurance solvency compromise, while a medicare proposal failed.
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DE van L. Shumway
United Press International Sacramento
UPI
California
Senate Assembly
Senate
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown
Assembly Democratic
House
Eugene McAteer
D - San
Francisco
Jesse M. Unruh
Los Angeles
Federal
U.S. Supreme Court
Unruh
Hugh M. Burns
Berkeley
Weather Redlands Today at 11 AM Reading
Redlands forecast reports a high of 63 degrees and a low of 55 with partly cloudy conditions. Winds are light, and no precipitation is expected.
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Redlands
Weather Summary for San Bernardino Valley
One year ago highest 78 lowest 56. Tomorrow's sunrise 5:38 a.m. sunset 8:03 p.m. San Bernardino Valley mostly sunny with late night fog. Little temperature change. High 75 to 80, low 50 to 55. Clouds spread from coast to inland valleys during night and morning hours. Temps and precipitation data end at 4 am.
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Junketing Congressmen Headed to Paris Air Show
Dozens of U S lawmakers travel to Paris for the International Air Show at 50 dollars a day funded by Uncle Sam. The House Armed Services Committee Science and Astronautics Appropriations and Commerce panels send members and staffers. Some fly Air Force planes, others by commercial flight, with travel costs charged to Congress.
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Washington
UPS
America
James McDivitt
Ed White
Paris
Johnson
United States
Uncle Sam
U.S
House Armed Services Committee
Science
Astronautics
Appropriations
House, Commerce
Congress
Quote of Day Attacks Beatles Honors Policy
London reports John Hunt, Conservative MP, lambasting official honors for the Beatles. He says, We are living through an era of government by stunt and gimmick.
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London
John Hunt
Air Force chief Nguyen Cao Ky takes Vietnam leadership
Air Force commander Nguyen Cao Ky assumed premier duties in a new war government as Thieu chaired the top military committee. Ky pledged to press the fight against the Viet Cong amid a monsoon offensive, warning the situation remains critical and the enemy is cunning. The regime marked its ninth government since Diem's overthrow and adopted a white eagle emblem. American losses mounted in a multi-pronged war, with helicopter crew deaths, a paratrooper and a Marine killed, and B52 raids continuing against North Vietnam.
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UPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
U. S
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South
Viet Nam
Phuoc Vinh
da Nang
Back Liu
Pentagon
North Viet Nam
Statue of Liberty celebrates 80th birthday in New York
The Statue of Liberty marks its 80th birthday while a year long centennial begins to honor the 100th anniversary of the statue’s conception. Since arriving in 1885 the copper monument has welcomed millions of immigrants and visitors from Liberty Island in New York Harbor.
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New York
UPI
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Algerian coup topples Ben Bella as Boumedienne takes helm
In Algiers a swift coup led by Defense Minister Boumedienne ousts President Ben Bella. A revolutionary council seizes full powers and a manifesto signals no return to dissent. Censorship imposed on all outgoing UP I dispatches as Boumedienne’s regime asserts control.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
Cel
Houari
Boumedienne
Ben Bella
France
United Press International
Communists blamed in UC demonstrations report
A California State Senate un American Act ivities subcommittee report pins the Berkeley Free Speech Movement protests on deliberate Communist influence and lax campus leadership. It states some FSM participants were manipulated by seasoned Communist activists while clarifying no subversive ties for Doctor Kerr.
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Sacramento
UPS
Clark Kerr
University of California
State Senate
California
Senate
Mm Un-American Activites
FSM
Berkeley
Doctor Kerr
Networks ask out in satellite relay charges
NBC CBS and ABC filed petitions with the FCC to suspend and seek hearings on COMSAT rate proposals for June 27. AT&T also asked the FCC to review language in the tariffs. NBC officials called the rates unreasonably high and urged a schedule that would permit regular television use, especially for news transmissions.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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Thomas E. Ervin
New York
Grand lady of Brussels fair dies at 107
Mrs. Marie Renier, once called the grand lady of the 1958 Brussels World’s Fair, died at a daughter’s home in Kankakee Illinois at age 107. Funeral services were scheduled for today. She had been praised as a former grandmother of the year.
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Kankakee, Il
UPI
Marie Renier
Brussels
Belgium
Ben Bella and Boumedienne Force in Algeria Power
The article reviews Ben Bella as an extreme leftist leader who rose from French army sergeant to president, facing uncertain fate under house arrest. It notes his Cuban ties, reliance on aid, 1954 revolt leading figures, and a civil war that cemented his grip while Boumedienne moved between dependency and opposition in a turbulent regime.
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Tain
Ben Bella
Ben Bergerian
Boumedienne
Algiers Radio
Fidel Castro
France
Ben Bella Boumedienne
Oran
Algiers
Boume
Colorado flood toll climbs to 17 deaths
The eastern Colorado floods have killed 17 people since Wednesday as the Arkansas River swelled toward Kansas. Evacuations expanded across the region with about 10,000 fleeing homes Friday while restoration efforts and communications gradually returned. Governor Love estimated state damages at 102 million dollars amid widespread destruction.
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Dodge City
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Garden City
Kan
John A. Love
Or. Blackwell
Pueblo County Sheriff's Office
Pueblo
Dorothy Collins Seeks Divorce From Raymond Scott
SANTA MONICA Calif UPI singer Dorothy Collins testified she was told she looked like a fox and a Jhangi by composer Raymond Scott, a constant critic who forgot there was a human involved. She was granted an interlocutory decree and seeks no alimony but $50 monthly child support for daughters Debbie 11 and Elizabeth 7.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
a_ fox
Dorothy Collins
Raymond Scott
Debbie
Elizabeth
Joan Baez to Be Honored at Women for Legislative Action Luncheon
Beverly Hills UP I reports folk singer Joan Baez among civil rights leaders slated to receive a replica Statue of Liberty at the 14th annual Women for Legislative Action luncheon. Others named include Mrs Fannie Lou Hammer of the Freedom Democratic Party in Mississippi Frank Wilkinson and State Assemblyman John Burton.
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Beverly Hills
UPI
Joan Baez
Women For Legislative Action
Miss Baez
Fannie Lous Hammer
Freedom Democratic Party
Mississippi
Frank Wilkinson
National Committee
House UN- American Activities Committee
John Burton
San Francisco
Space heroes at Paris to steal Russian thunder
UPI reports US space figures James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II visit Paris International Air Show under VP Humphrey. Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin has been in Paris for three days as expositions showcase the giant AN-22 and Titan III booster. NASA chief James Webb and Gemini program manager Charles Matthews attend. White and McDivitt arrive with wives and the vice president, with plans to lunch with French Premier Georges Pompidou.
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Paris
UPI
U. S
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Hubert H. Humphrey
Paris International
Washington
James Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Charles Matthews
White
McDivitt
MccDivitt
Georges Pompidou
Prosperous 1965 seen by Johnson economic expert
Washington United Press International reports Gardner Ackley, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, told President Johnson and the cabinet that the U.S. economy is clearly maintaining forward momentum at mid year and is on track for sustained prosperity in 1965. He predicts a 5 percent rise in the gross national product, noting gains in business activity last month from moderate to strong and a solid, sustainable growth pattern through May.
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Gardner Ackley
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Ackley
U. S
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