California 1963 Session Nears End With Major Bills Pending
The 1963 California legislative session heads toward adjournment as key measures linger. Governor Edmund G Brown's tax reform and a school apportionment bill face tight deadlines, while a fair housing bill and deer management proposals stall in committees. Several bills are expected to die with adjournment, though signed acts include a roadside rest master plan and safety belt requirement. A revenue lease bid of about 6.11 million dollars for offshore oil and gas was reported by state officials.
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Edmund G. Brown
Byron Rumford
Berkeley
Senate
Assembly
Brown
Highway Patrol
Parenss
Pauline L. Davis
D-Portola
Boards of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Department of Fish and Game
Rees
Burbank
Culver City
Max Rafferty
Rafferty
State Board of Education
General Fund
Alan Cranston
Ee Re
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Union Oil Company of California
Huntington Beach
Orange County
Loyalty clash and military honors spark Shafter letters
The letter column and rebuttal discuss press duty and national issues with veterans framing loyalty, noting an honorable Navy discharge and active American Legion membership. A birth notice for Lisa Kaye Pasley reports a June 25 arrival to Mr. and Mrs. J Pasley of Shafter, with grandparents listed.
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United States Navy
Shafter American Legion Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cotten
Shafter
Santa Barbara
Fund For the Republic
Norefare
U.N NATO
Shafter American Legion
Lisa Kaye Pasley
Ms. J
Val
Jim
Melba Pasley
Kathy Tucker
Sev enth-day Adventists Return From Soquel Encampment
Shafter church members return home from the 85th annual Seventh-day Adventists encampment at Soquel. Children’s groups met twice daily during the event.
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Shafter
Soquel
Sheriff Warns of Dangers In Local River
Sheriff cautions residents about hazards in the river that runs through the canyon. He notes swift currents and unpredictable conditions that have caused multiple deaths over the years and threaten weekend recreation.
Green Thumb Campaign Aims for Higher Bible School Attendance
Christian Church reports its Green Thumb Campaign to boost Bible school attendance for nine Sundays in July and August 1962. The contest requires at least a 15 percent rise from last summer, with 1962 July August averages at 41 5 percent.
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Bile‘ Echal
OT Ee Thumb-Cama
Incomplete Schedule Fragments From Public Notice
Readable times show hours from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on an unspecified date or event. The fragment lacks location organizer and context, hindering full notice details.
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Calweek
National Observer
Santa Ana Register
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Soviet Russia
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Shafter Press
Coffey
Shafter High School
Nancy Bergman
Pacific College
Fresno
Henry H. Dick
Lewes
J. Woodard
Sates High Se P.T.A
Larry
LeAnna Sperling
Bakersfield College
Pioneer
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Los Angeles
Southland
Admiral Room
Madison
Corte
Bethel
International Order of
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Katy Collins
Bill Bentiey
Rexius
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Stringham’s
Shafter Drug Store
Central Ave
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