Johnson Campaigns as Nixon Seeks End to Vietnam War
The Democratic convention scene shifts to Chicago as Johnson signals a gradual approach while Nixon repeats his stance for a negotiated end. Humphrey clashes with McCarthy over immediate halting of North Vietnam bombing and a coalition government, while Nixon insists on continuing talks and against politicizing the war. Johnson signs bills boosting veterans benefits, including increased pensions for totally disabled veterans and raises for partly disabled veterans.
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Trader Joe's Phonograph Records Sale Ad
Trader Joe's Market offers year round discounts on phonograph records at 610 S Arroyo Parkway Pasadena open 7 AM to midnight. Regular and TJ prices listed with a note that out of stock items can be ordered.
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Four Jerusalem streets renamed for Israeli army units
Four streets in Jerusalem were renamed to honor Israeli Army units that captured the former Jordanian sector in tough fighting last year. The renaming reflects official recognition by city authorities and links the addresses to the units involved in the conflicts.
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Snowstorm Dumps 87 Inches in 27 Hours Near Boulder
In April 1921, about 87 inches of snow fell over 27 hours at Silver Lake in the mountains northwest of Boulder Colorado, marking an extraordinary alpine storm record in the region.
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Demo Donnybrook Looms in Chicago
In Chicago a looming donnybrook draws national attention as Baxter Omomundko reports on mounting tensions and anticipated clashes at a key event. Officials warn of heightened security and urge restraint while organizers promise a peaceful gathering amid competing factions.
Democratic platform wrangles mark early hearings in DC
The Democratic platform wrangling began with 40 dove members accusing Chairman Hale Boggs of bias toward Humphrey policy. Ed Muskie proposed halting bombing to push peace talks, while McCarthy backers argued the witness lineup favored Humphrey. The session devolved into clashes on procedures and a push for executive hearings as the party hearts the Chicago convention.
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Yugoslavian finds ancient chieftain remains with horse
Novo Mesto AP reports Yugoslav scientists unearthed the burial of an ancient chieftain and his horse in a cemetery dating to the ith century, with a nearby grave containing a woman's skeleton adorned with copper bracelets leg rings buckles and glass bead necklaces. The dispatch also notes an Israeli consumer council urging stockpiling of basic foods after storms disrupted supplies near Jerusalem.
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Eisenhower Hearts Transplant Plan Rejected at Walter Reed
Reports say Ike was deemed too weak for a heart transplant after doctors at Walter Reed Army Medical Center consulted with Mamie Eisenhower and Col John Eisenhower. An electric pacer and mild shocks managed heart spasms but could not salvage the operation, and the general was resting comfortably late.
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Hanoi Envoy Seen Leaning To McCarthy
North Vietnamese spokesman Nguyen Than Le offered a restrained response to Senator Eugene McCarthy's Vietnam proposal, declining to comment and signaling more favorable posture toward McCarthy than toward Nixon or Humphrey. Western diplomats note this hints at McCarthy as least attacked on Vietnam while Hanoi cites battlefield developments and US thrusts into the buffer zone.
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Kentucky agencies to get their own cars in bid to save costs
FRANKFORT AP The state finance department will provide all 120 agencies with their own automobiles instead of drawing from a highway department motor pool. Commissioner Albert Christen says the plan will save a considerable sum.
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Black Youth Mob Tangles Streets With Tear Gas Fire
In St Petersburg Florida a Black teen mob clashed with rocks and bottles as tear gas sprayed by police and an armored truck. Fires flared atop a bungalow while damage remained minor. several youths fled as onlookers described the tense district scene.
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Nigerian Troops Advance Toward Aba in Civil War Push
Nigerian forces moved within 15 miles of Aba after crossing the Ibo River by dugout canoes and dinghies. Biafran commanders vowed adequate countermeasures as thousands of war refugees fled toward Ibo heartland. General Gowon met UN envoy Gussing in Lagos as civilians were promised protection.
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Three Greek King Aides Arrested in Exile After Plot Attempt
In Athens five supporters of King Constantine now in exile were arrested during the manhunt for those behind the December assassination attempt on Premier George Papadopoulos. Retired Air Marshal George Antonakas and Vice Admiral Anthony Rezakis were named among the five, along with N. Papinis, a former navy commander, a navy officer, and another air force officer. All five allegedly sided with Constantine and were dismissed from the armed forces as the king sought refuge in Rome.
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Unclear Classified Notice From 1968 Newspaper
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a classified or delivery notice from an Independent AME edition around 1968. It references pricing ten cents, Sunday delivery, postage paid in Pasadena, and addresses or names such as Bacadena Calhorts and Angéles, with garbled parenthetical notes and ad layout details.
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300 Southland Bathers Rescued In High Waves
Lifeguards rescued more than 300 swimmers from Southern California beaches as surf 45 feet high battered the coast. Antartic storms fueled the turbulent seas, with Venice Beach ordered clear as 15 foot breakers hit. Rain fell across Sacramento and the Sierra with varying amounts, and more than 700 rescues were reported over the weekend along the coast and inland valleys.
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Weather and You on Hurricanes and Rheumatic Pain
The piece notes biometeorologists link rheumatic discomfort to atmospheric pressure changes during hurricanes. Doctors in Northern states blamed temperature and humidity swings, but studies showed arthritic patients moved to hurricane regions fared worse than those in hot areas with fewer pressure shifts.
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California and Southwest Weather Briefs and Judy Garland Fraud Case
Pasadena vicinity forecast shows clouds early, clearing to sunshine with highs near 75 and nights around 57. National temps show varied regional highs and lows, including Santa Barbara and Long Beach readings. Separately, Judy Garland and her motel manager faced a defraud case in Sacramento with charges arising from a June stay and related bad checks, with a preliminary hearing postponed.
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Belgians Die in Freak Accident in Germany
Hong Kong actress A Hsiang Chi and another motorist pleaded guilty as a Belgian tourist couple died when a shovel toppled from a flatbed trailer and crushed their car after a collision. Police had warned about unstable loads.
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Sacramento Valley Sees Unseasonal Summer Rainfall
Dusty umbrellas and raincoats appeared as an unusual summer shower drenched the Sacramento Valley. The Weather Bureau reported the first measurable rain since June, second August on record, threatening tatmu and peach crops during harvest. Agricultural Commissioner Forrest Darby noted crop risk and advised caution.
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