Reagan refuses to call special tax session
Governor Reagan refused to call a special session of the California legislature over property tax relief after Senate Democrats rejected his plan. He said the rejection left him unable to place the issue on a special call, noting a new constitutional amendment proposal may be evaluated for possible support. Senate Democrats, led by George Moscone, said there was no real backing for the governor’s plan.
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Egyptians open fire as U S warns Security Council
United States envoy George Ball warned the U N Security Council that further Middle East violence could jeopardize peacemaking efforts. Israeli reports said Egyptian gunners fired salvos at Israeli troops across the Suez Canal, with no Israeli casualties reported. Nasser returned to Cairo to take personal command as tensions rose along the canal and a new mine blast sparked renewed fighting on the eastern bank.
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Weather Outlook for Southern California and Inland Areas
The forecast notes 74 degree air and 68 degree water in the ocean with sunny skies. San Bernardino Valley sees dense fog early tomorrow morning and a slight cooling. Southern California will have increasing late night fog and low coastal clouds with cooler inland. Five day outlook: temperatures stay slightly above normal, with no precipitation through the weekend. Regional highs and lows include Parker Arizona at 114 and Rhineland Jer Wisconsin at 35.
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Air France Caravelle explodes over Mediterranean. 95 killed
An Air France Caravelle exploded in flight off Nice and crashed into the Mediterranean. All 95 aboard were killed, including six crew and 13 children. The engine fire was reported shortly before the impact as rescue teams searched rough seas amid high waves and poor visibility. The disaster marks a historic Caravelle tragedy amid its 1960s era service.
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Canadian hijacker surrenders plane after Montreal landing
A nervous hijacker from Canada's east coast seized control of a Viscount on a Moncton to Toronto flight, forced a flight attendant at gunpoint to the cockpit, and demanded Cuba asylum. Captain Hollett persuaded him to land in Montreal for refueling and a possible Havana flight. After two hours, the hijacker surrendered to RCMP and the Cuban consul. No shots were fired.
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Nixon rallies suburban voters in New York area
Nixon toured White Plains explaining suburban residents form a large part of forgotten Americans as he pressed a big bid for votes. Humphrey campaigned in California and Texas urging troops home by year end while Johnson urged stable peace in Vietnam. Agnew labeled Humphrey as a peace at any price candidate.
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Wallace blasts kowtowing to anarchists
In New Orleans UPI Wallace accused past administrations of bowing to anarchists and revolutionaries. His 40 minute speech drew cheers from delegates while a small protest outside chanted against him. He denied racist overtones and said he spoke for all who support property, free enterprise and the constitution.
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Warsaw Pact pulls out of Czechoslovakia in first stage
Half of the 600,000 Warsaw Pact troops in Czechoslovakia began the first stage of withdrawal. About 300,000 troops moved to rural camps or outlying areas while major cities including Prague were to be freed by midnight. Moscow demanded a return to total Communist rule and an end to liberalization as the price for withdrawal.
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House committee backs Nixon debate plan in two way format
A House Commerce Committee vote 16 to 14 approved a plan to allow televised debates between Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon without third party participation. The bill, already passed by the Senate, faces uncertain fate in the House.
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Senate fails to override California primary bill veto
SACRAMENTO UPI The Senate fell four votes short of overriding Gov Ronald Reagan's veto on an all star presidential primary proposal. Twenty three votes supported the override, four short of the 27 needed, with three Republicans joining all 20 Senate Democrats in the bid. The measure would have let the secretary of state place recognized presidential candidates on the primary ballot, giving voters a meaningful nominating choice. The session also failed to override Reagan's veto of a welfare reform bill, with Republican Sen Milton Marks arguing it would address welfare issues.
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Top Republicans Back Nixon in New York
New York’s top Republican leaders rallied behind Richard Nixon after previously wary stances. Sen Javits and Mayor Lindsay pledged strong support, with Rockefeller delivering a warm endorsement as the party pressed Nixon’s cross country bid from North Carolina toward other states. Other officials and Nixon backers joined the news conference ahead of the campaign swing.
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Teachers return in New York as others face citywide strikes
New York Citys 55,000 striking teachers go back to school while Rapid City public schools marked the first SD teachers strike. Detroit area districts plus East St. Louis and Madison Illinois show extended closures, with thousands of students affected.
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