American air cavalry hunt battered Viet battalion in Binh Dinh
In Binh Dinh coast fighting, about 600 North Vietnamese regulars suffered heavy losses after a clash with 1st Air Cavalry Division helicopter gunships. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces pursued the remnants while shelling Con Thien and Bo Duc in renewed hostilities across the region.
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Queen Mary to Steam by Coastline Tour Tomorrow
A Long Beach release says the Queen Mary will sail close to shore and perform a 180-degree turn near Pt Fermin before entering Long Beach Harbor around 10:00 am. Residents may watch from Newport Beach by 7:30 am or Seal Beach by 8:30 am.
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Fourth of enemy dead would be revealed until the
A fragment notes plans to disclose the fourth casualty count from an ongoing conflict, with emphasis on timing and potential clearance of wartime secrecy. The reference lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Citrus growers urge relief as assessments hurt Corona land
Attorney Roy Mann representing 314 local citrus growers told the county assessment appeals board that tax overassessments are strangling citrus in Corona. He cited overestimated land values and trust deed cash equivalents, supported by appraiser and buyer testimony. A 2 acre citrus parcel near Hoag and Lester will receive full treatment, with church ownership noted to set a trend. Land values have fallen over 15 percent since 1965.
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Hoag and
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Théodore J. Todd
Todd Ranch’ Co
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Appeals Board
Fulbright Criticizes U S Vietnam War Policy
Sen. J. W. Fulbright lamented that America has betrayed its past and promise in Vietnam. He told a nearly empty Senate chamber that U S actions disappoint the world and its own people, arguing wars of liberation cannot succeed and warning against counterinsurgency excesses.
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Dow declines Cal State Los Angeles invitation over campus riot
Dow Chemical Co. refuses to return to California State College at Los Angeles after recruiters were chased off campus by a rioting mob. Dow wired college president John A. Greenlee that officials watched from another building while the incident occurred.
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Servicemen donations drive listed missing items
A Marine base flight to Vietnam is set for Monday to ship care packages. C L Barry notes enough helpers but several items are still needed including 247 leather bootlaces 400 hankies 267 toothpaste tubes 136 foot powder cans and 70 pairs of white socks.
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el Toro Marine Base
White House wedding rehearsal coats East Room in holiday cheer
President Johnson attends the dress rehearsal as his daughter Lynda marries Marine Capt. Charles S. Robb tomorrow. The White House fills with spruce garlands and red and white flowers. a 30 foot buffet line rises in the State Dining Room and 500 bags of rice wait to shower the couple after the ceremony. Robb’s parents host a rehearsal dinner while Carol Lawrence and Gordon MacRae bow out of Broadway to toast the couple.
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Charles S. Robb
Robb
Carol Lawrence
Gordon MacRae
Assembly votes 66 0 to probe San Francisco State riots
In Sacramento the Assembly approves a 66 to 0 move to probe Wednesday's riot at San Francisco State College. Education Committee to begin Saturday hearings in San Francisco with calls to dismiss students and fire implicated faculty. Speakers urge action while pledging impartial inquiry.
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San Francisco State President May Remain, Faces Firing Bid
San Francisco State College president Summerskill refuses to resign after a wild student outburst that shut the campus. Trustees plan to meet Saturday on possible dismissal while Assembly Speaker Unruh and Gov Reagan urge action to restore security as classes resume.
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John H. Summerskill
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Summerskill
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Weekend Forecast: Clearing Skies and Cooler Nights
Mostly clear and cooler tonight with lows ranging 40 to 52. Saturday brings sun and higher values from 60 to 70 as gusty north to northeast winds develop. Noon temperature today reached 63 after an overnight low of 2, while yesterday's high was 58.
UCLA economists predict 1968 GNP at 843 billion
A UCLA graduate school of business administration team of 12 economists said if the Vietnam War continues through 1968 the nation’s gross national product will rise to 843 billion dollars next year and that a general tax increase is forecast for 1968.
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Ucla Graduate, School of Business Administration
Arnaz Acquitted in Slander Assault Case
Desi Arnaz owner of a Thoroughbred ranch and TV producer was cleared in Superior Court in India on slander and assault charges. The Youngs alleged $100000 damages from an incident at Thunder Bird Country Club on January 1, 1964. The jury of 10 women and two men returned a verdict for Arnaz after about an hour.
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Riverside
Thompson and Colegate
San Francisco
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Lucille Ball
GOP moderates seek Rockefeller draft amid 1968 nominating standoff
Palm Beach leaders in the GOP moderates group debate the party’s 1968 path as they back Nelson Rockefeller while considering Nixon as a fallback. Raymond Shafer and others push hearings to gauge grass roots sentiment for the platform, resisting Romney’s bid and Dirksen's control of the platform chair.
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Fla
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Ronald Reagan
California
Shafer
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
George Romney
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Washkansky Reunited With Wife After Transplant
CAPE TOWN AP Mrs Washkansky visited her husband Thursday for the first time since his heart transplant operation. The 55 year old grocer appeared strong and cheerful. He said I’m feeling fine in a national broadcast from his bedside. Doctors noted excellent progress and allowed a four minute chat in sterilized room 274 at Groote Schuur Hospital.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Uis Washkansky
Washkansky
Groote Schuur Hospital
Reagan Loses On Medi Cal In California Session
Sacramento. The legislature adjourned its special session after denying Gov. Reagan a free hand to cut Medi Cal benefits. Democrats and some Republicans pushed a moratorium on reductions until an intensive study of the program’s finances is completed. The session showed rising Democratic opposition to Reagan’s economy plan ahead of the 1968 regular session.
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Reagan
Creative Society
Dispatch
Senate
Christmas wishes from Consulting Coronans
A list of neighborhood residents sharing their top Christmas wish. James Gosser asks for a shotgun to kill his brother, Steve Reincke wants a camera, and a portable television. Kirk Lewis desires a mini bike, Leanne Lewis a hulahoop, Douglas Buschle wants a truck, Janet Reincke asks for a truck, with other items noted for Alta Vista and Monterey roads.
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James Gosser
Alta Vista Ave
Kirk Lewis
Monterey Rd
Leanne Lewis
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