Brown Pleads for New Tax to Balance Budget
Gov. Edmund G. Brown urged a special legislative session to avoid a 107 million budget cut. He pressed a five cent cigarette tax hike to raise revenue, while warning cuts would threaten education and state services amid protests from college instructors and lawmakers. Brown sought support from Lt. Gov. Glenn Anderson and faced criticism from Assembly members over tax and reform plans.
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Senate rejects removal of silver from coins in vote
The Senate rejected a proposal to remove all silver from U S coins including half dollars dimes and quarters Western senators fought to keep silver in the 10 and 25 cent pieces as Johnsons plan cut silver content Pastore amendment to remove silver from Kennedy halves failed 60 32 Debate and related actions also noted including Viet Nam policy criticism aging administration funding arts foundation and Capitol expansion plan
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Lynda Bird Johnson Visits San Francisco
Lynda Bird Johnson arrived in San Francisco for a brief stop before attending her father's UN speech. The 21 year old UT student, on an archeological field school in Arizona, was escorted by Secret Service to the Mark Hopkins Hotel and planned to depart after Friday's session. Her companion Marta Ross noted the short visit.
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Grieving mother pickets White House over Vietnam war
Mrs. Melvin L. Thorne of Brookings South Dakota, grieving mother of Army Lt. Joseph Thorne killed in Vietnam on Easter Sunday, protested at the White House seeking an end to the war. She told reporters she would understand if anyone could explain why her son died.
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Heavy rains trigger two flash floods across regions
Heavy rain and thunderstorms eased after a two day surge from California to Maine. The Pedernales River rose 13 feet near LBJ Ranch, cutting off low water bridge approaches. Arkansas River floodwaters hit EllINGwood Kansas, stranding a town of 2,500 as dikes failed. Chicago and Pittsburgh suffered widespread rain and wind. two tornadoes touched down near Villa Park and Addison. 4,000 power outages occurred in Pittsburgh. Missouri Ozarks faced heavy rain. Platte River flood crest reached Gothenburg Nebraska. Red Cross reports 20,000 displaced and millions in damage.
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Third FIT1A Fighter Flew to Edwards for Testing
The third F1111A air force version of the dual-service swept wing fighter flew from General Dynamics in Fort Worth to Edwards Air Force Base. It will proceed to the Air Force Flight Test Center for additional evaluation.
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Miss USA Myrna Hansen Wins Divorce From World Trip Husband
Actress and former Miss U.S.A. Myrna Hansen won a divorce from her second husband Lee D. Hyatt after testimony that Hyatt traveled for two months around the world without her. The Superior Court ordered alimony of 1100 dollars until death or remarriage, child support of 200 dollars monthly for son Darren, and awarded the family home.
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Betty Hutton ordered to pay note in suit
Betty Hutton and her husband musician Pete Candoli were ordered to pay 6507.50 on a 10000 promissory note to Associated Booking Corp. Superior Judge Frederick W. Mahl Jr. issued the order after the firm filed suit claiming the loan was made on February 8, 1963. The INGLEWOOD report notes the couple repaid 3463.50 of the loan.
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Husbands Guests Of Alumnae At Redlands Barbecue
Alpha Sigma Phi sorority alumnae at the University of Redlands and their husbands held a steak barbecue at the Robert Best home on Nevada street Tuesday evening. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Robert C Morlan Mrs Guy Jones and others.
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Mountain View Bank Raid Ends With Gun Battle and Suspect Arrest
Police hunted three bank robbers after a gun battle left one captured the other two at large in the Ozarks. Larry Peckham, 23, Wichita, Kan., was arrested near Silver Hill Ark after the Mar Mabry Jr. Bank of Mountain View siege. The trio tied up Mabry and his wife, fled with 2400 dollars and silver, while exchanging messages via walkie talkie with a fellow robber. Thunderstorms hampered search efforts as authorities pushed to recover the remaining fugitives.
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Construction talks resume after heavy strike in Southern California
Negotiators planned to return to bargaining today as a strike by heavy equipment operators runs into its second week across 11 Southern California counties. AFL CIO Operating Engineers and the General Contractors Association met for 2% hours but left without progress amid mutual charges and counter charges.
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Cranston rules out split of California into two states
California state controller Alan Cranston said California will not be divided into two states. He cited the status as a leading democracy and the two required approvals by voters and Congress as insurmountable barriers. Cranston spoke at a Democratic lunch noting belief in inevitability of the split among some Californians. A bill to divide passed the state Senate but died in an Assembly committee.
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