Measure Blocked Senate Group Nixes Reagan's Tax Bill
The Sacramento Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee rejected Gov Ronald Reagan's $1 billion tax bill on a strict party line vote. Six Republicans backed it, five of six Democrats opposed it, with one Democrat absent. Chairman Walter W Stiern said the bill could be reconsidered if a majority of the committee wants to.
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Santa Rosa Pilot Dies After Plane Crash Near Berryessa Dam
Otho Sidel died days after a crash south of Lake Berryessa while returning from an antique fly-in near Davis. His wife remained hospitalized in critical condition, and witnesses described a sharp turn before the Piper Cub J-2 struck near Route 128. The aircraft, owned by Frank Farovo, was demolished. FAA reports the two-seat craft was about 50 feet above ground when it went down.
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Taft Jr Named to Wilson School Advisory Council
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio, Yale graduate with Harvard law degree, was named Sunday to a three year term on the advisory council of Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
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Fall from Pickup Fatal to Youth
A 17-year-old San Jose youth, Keith Mitchell, fell from a slow-moving pickup on Highway 175 four miles north of Middletown Friday evening and died instantly. The driver, Thomas McKinley, 46, Middletown, was traveling about 35 mph. two companions offered no clues to the accident.
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Nuclear Drive Stows Test Planned This Fall
World brief notes Communist China likely to test a 2000 mile range ballistic missile this fall as it presses ahead with intercontinental ambitions. Also reports a four power Mid East summit may be derailed by Wilson de Gaulle talks and Kosygin readiness for talks with agenda. Cassius Clay arrives in Houston for draft case. Viet Cong attack U S tank force HQ in Saigon. at least 45 killed, remaining fighters flee.
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Reynolds Park Dedicated In Mendocino County Ceremony
Reynolds Park near Leggett on Highway 101 was dedicated as a state park in a Sunday ceremony. The 400 acre Eel River parcel honors Frank W. Reynolds, pioneer, former county supervisor and assessor. Local officials, legislators, and residents attended. a redwood bench inscription honors Reynolds.
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Gualala girl hurt in roadside collision with car
Gualala eight year old Gathrine Royal sustained minor injuries when a car driven by her father Eugene Royal 32 skidded across the center line five point nine miles west of Highway 128 and a mile west of Rancheria Creek Bridge Friday and side swiped a second car driven by Robert Pickle 25 of Cloverdale The child was taken to her own physician by Royal and highway patrol officers reported the incident.
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Shriner Convention to Gather in Washington July 9 14
About 100000 Shriners and their families are expected to assemble here July 9 14 for the 93rd annual convention of the Masonic order. The July convention marks the fifth shrine history and the second time in three years that the capital has been chosen as the site by the 850000 member order.
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Temperature table for June 1967 weather notes
A fragmented weather report lists June 1967 temperatures with high 95 and low 52 on the 18th, noon readings, rainfall figures, and marginal notes from Wigan Fisher. It includes a date line, low readings, and department attribution amid garbled OCR.
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Johnson outlines five guiding principles for Middle East peace
President Johnson presents a five point plan to end the arms race, ensure free maritime passage, protect refugees, and secure political independence and territorial integrity for all in the Middle East. He urges UN reporting on arms shipments and criticizes Soviet pressure for Israelis to withdraw, stressing regional responsibility lies with Arabs and Israelis.
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U S Planes May Have Hit Soviet Tanker
The Defense Department said U S Air Force F105 interceptors may have struck the Soviet tanker Turkestan on June 2 near Cam Pha harbor after Russia protested the incident. One Russian seaman was killed and six wounded. the vessel was damaged.
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Hope for Mideast Peace Tests with LBJ Kosygin
UPI analysis notes that lasting Middle East peace hinges on Lyndon B. Johnson and Alexei Kosygin. It cites US support for independence and territorial integrity, UN involvement, and the differing stances over Zionism, with background on Israel’s history and prior UN partitions.
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Kosygin pushes UN condemnation of Israel, Arabs
Soviet Premier Kosygin urged the General Assembly to condemn Israeli aggression and demand its withdrawal from conquered lands, with Israel to pay full damages. U A R and Andrei Gromyko walked out. Israel’s Abba Eban rejected Kosygin’s charges. Johnson urged peace through five principles and U N checks.
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Fire calls roundup at three sites on Friday and Saturday
Friday 8:05 p.m. trash pile fire at 1147 N State St with no damage. Saturday 12:39 a.m. grass fire in vacant block 600 Orchard Ave with no damage. Grass fire at G H Kick residence 218 Laws Ave with no damage.
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Red China's H bomb blast stirs ABM debate in US
Washington reports say China's hydrogen bomb test strengthens arguments for reviewing the Johnson administration's stance on a costly anti ballistic missile system. McNamara postpones Vietnam trip per presidential order while officials note the test reinforces push for nuclear arms talks with the Soviets and deployment caution.
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