State chairman calls for GOP youth focus in future
Dr Gaylord Parkinson told a Redlands luncheon that the GOP must recruit young, idea driven leaders to appeal to a broad electorate. He urged specific programs and a California plan focusing on targeted races to build a winning coalition and warned California could become one party if Republicans do not act. Parkinson outlined expanded field service, precinct training, a Sacramento IBM precinct survey, and a larger budget to support younger members and regional operations.
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Gaylord Parkinson
Center
California State Central Committee
Redlands
Jim Schoning
Republican Party
GOP State Central Committee
Dr. Parkinson
San Bernardino County
Federated Republican Women
Parkinson
California
San Diego
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Republican Machine
National Party
Sacramento
IBM
State Central Committee
GOP
Larry Voegele
San Bernardino
Dino
Senate
Shasta
Trinity
Central Committee
Washington
Young Republicans
Republican Associates
New approach to raise capital funds for community institutions
Inland Action Inc met in Redlands to discuss a new method from Southern California Building Funds. Ernest Martin of San Bernardino outlined a program charging corporations one quarter of one percent of taxable income plus 1.50 per employee to fund hospital construction. The meeting aimed to broaden Redlands leadership understanding of Inland Action with LeRoy Hansberger presiding and Richard L. Scott as manager. David Ackley warned that Norton AFB budget cuts threaten necessary postwar construction.
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Inland_ Action, Inc
Redlands Country
Ernest Martin
San Bernardino
Southern California
Los Angeles County
Martin
Redlands
Inland Action
LeRoy Hansberger
Milton R. Sage
Richard L. Scott
David Ackley
Senate
Norton Afb
Ferris and Krantz Earn Masters From Illinois
Robert Ferris and Paul Krantz two Redlands teachers earned master’s degrees at the University of Illinois commencement. Ferris teaches at Redlands High School and Krantz at Cope Junior High, both on leave this year to complete graduate work.
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Robert Ferris
Paul ‘Krantz
Redlands
University of Illinois
Ferris
Redands
Mr. Krantz
Cope
Congress eyes cuts in military budget meaning restore likely
In remarks about budget maneuvers, a high official said that congressional attempts to trim the military budget are routine and that the reductions are likely to be restored before the final budget passes through Congress. He noted such posturing is standard in wartime spending debates.
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Military Air Transport Service
Congress
Congressional
Redlands Daily Facts founded in 1890 marks 75th year
William G. Moore publisher and Frank E. Moore editor lead the Redlands newspaper Facts. Published every evening except Sundays from Facts building at 700 Brookside and Center. Founded October 23, 1890, the paper notes its 75th year of operation with ongoing delivery.
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William G. Moore
Frank E. Moore
Facts Building
Brookside
Center
Redlands
California
Redlands sales rise 17 percent in 1964 65 year
Redlands fiscal year 1964 65 sales tax receipts show a 17 percent net increase to 503 672 dollars. City treasurer Marion Poyzer says 465 158 goes to Redlands with a $69 548 year over year gain the largest single year rise in 12 years. County receipts total 31 324 and the state collects 7 189 for administration.
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Redlands
Marion Poyzer
Poyzer
Poyter
San Bernardino County
Lincoln Associates formed to aid GOP in San Bernardino County
J Kenneth Hull of Ontario was elected president of Lincoln Associates of San Bernardino County at a California Hotel meeting in San Bernardino. The group aims to raise funds for Republican candidates and activities with a slate of officers and directors including John Pike temporary chair and Dr Gaylord Parkinson outlining 1966 plans.
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J. Kenneth Hull
Lockheed
Ontario
Lincoln Associates
San Bernardino County
California Hotel
San Bernardino
William Hellyer
J. Steve Williams
San _ Bernardino
Clark DeRoo
Redlands
Leland S. Davidson
Upland
Ted DeBord
Barstow
Stephen W. Edwards
Colton
Olin Halstead
Victorville
Ernest Larsen
William G. Moore
State Central Committee
David L. Armstrong
Allen S. Barr
Ralph Davis
James M. McCuirie
John Pike
A. L. Richardson
Henry van Mouwerik
John Grow
C. Lyndon Lippincott
Republican County Central Committee
John Lyons
Twentynine Palms
Philip H. Pope
Steve Redwald
Earl S. Webb
W. L. Schell
Charles D. Warner
Chino
E. L. Wickstrom
June may bring record cool spell in Redlands
The 24th of June shows a maximum temperature below 90 degrees in Redlands, a June pattern not seen since 1951. Previous calm spells reached 90 degrees around June 27 and 29 in 1948, with Redlands never recording a completely 90 degree free June in modern times.
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Redlands
Dibble Urges Bigger Feather River East Branch Aqueduct
E F Dibble of Redlands urged a 50 percent enlargement of the Feather River East Branch aqueduct serving the San Bernardino valley. At a East Branch Water Council meeting he called on water agencies to petition the California Water Commission for cost figures and agency shares, noting MWD funds most of the initial East Branch and would not need a second line, leaving smaller agencies to bear the cost. He said cost figures should show each agency’s share and the cost of a complete new East Branch in 1990. The request follows MWD’s push to enlarge the West Branch to Los Angeles to 2020.
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Feather River
San Bernardino Valley
E. F. Dibble
Redlands
Feather River Project Association
East Branch Water Council
Dibble
East Branch
California Water Commission
San Jose
Metropolitan Water District
MWD
Los Angeles
Calimesa SDA church names new pastor
Pastor and Mrs Warren C Heintz of Imperial Beach will begin duties at the Calimesa Seventh Day Adventist church July 1. Heintz holds a BA from Walla Walla College and an MA from Andrews University, with five years in evangelistic work. Mrs Heintz has a BS from Walla Walla Nursing School. They have two sons Richard Lee and Gregory Karl. Heintz succeeds Pastor Lester Hallsted who joins the Greater New York Conference stewardship department.
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Warren C. Heintz
Imperial Beach
Calimesa Seventh Day Adventist Church
Fourth
Myrtlewood Drive
Heintz
Walla Walla College
Washington
Andrews University
Berrien Springs
Mich
Walla Walla School of
Redlands court pay hike proposals for judges in San Bernardino County
San Bernardino CNS reports two salary proposals for 23 justice court districts were submitted to the Board of Supervisors. Dana and Covington offered different classifications and top pay levels from 10 644 to 2652, with Redlands and Yucaipa among the impacted courts. The board planned to decide next Monday, as tensions over pay had previously run high and discussions touched on home rule and full time status.
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San Bernardino
CNS
Justice Court
Country Board of Supervisors
Robert A. Covington
Ross ‘Dana
Covington
Dana
Redlands
Yucaipa
Wallace Taggart
Bloomington
Sacramento
John Quimby
Ross Dana
Paul Young
Nancy Smith
Stanford Herrick
Assembly
Quimby
Covington and
Upland
Victorville
Colton
Barstow
Fontana
Rialto
Chino
Yermo
Palms
Mission Big Bear
Crest Forest
Cuca Monga
Highland and
Needles
Amoby
Baker
Etiwanda
Trona
Calzona
SDA Church Symposium Looks Back at Adventist History
Redlands Seventh-day Adventist church hosts a symposium titled Looking Back to discuss past activities and problems. Dr Bruce Halstead Don Schutt and Gail Wheeler will present tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the church. The event ties into a broader evangelistic effort by Adventist churches worldwide.
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tuuLeu
Wil Re
Recreation Signups Set Tomorrow for City Programs
Registration for the City Recreation Department summer arts and crafts program opens tomorrow from 8 a.m. to noon at the Sylvan Park Little Pavilion. The program runs five days a week 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for ages 6 to 14 with arts crafts, sports, and events.
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City Recreation Department
Sylvan Park
Little Pavilion
Childrens
Sylvan
Ed Losee
Kingsbury School
Smiley School
Texonia Park
Redlands High School
Terrier Gym
Don Gifford
Paul Womack
Losee
Warner’s Autobiography Raises Funds for Charity
Jack L. Warner’s autobiography My First 100 Years in Hollywood will generate substantial earnings for the Motion Picture Relief Fund with royalties earmarked for the charity.
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Charitable Hollywood
UPI
Jack L. Warner
Hollywood
Motion Picture Relief Fund
Warners
Charity
Special offering Saturday morn in Nürnberg church
About 600 church members in Nürnberg are meeting in emergency barracks erected after World War II destruction of three meeting houses and a church. Pastor B. L. Hassenpflug will deliver a sermon Saturday morning titled Our Father.
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Nurnberg
B. L. Hassenpflug
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