Anti Kuchel Tide Sweeps GOP Assembly in Long Beach
California Republican Assembly enters its second day in Long Beach as Max Rafferty attacks Senator Kuchel. Rafferty outlines a five point GOP program including telling the truth, aiding crime victims, ending the Vietnam War, and keeping government close to the people. He says Johnson-Humphrey era ends with GOP victory in 1968 if the party stays united.
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Ernest E. Hines
Long Beach
Thomas Kuchel
California
Republican Assembly
Max Rafferty
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rkepublican
Kuehel
Rafferty
Humphrey Gang
Wwe
Strike Vote Launched by Teamsters in Major Trucking Clash
Washington AP reports Teamsters launch strike vote amid high stakes talks with Trucking Employers Inc. over a three year contract. Mediation sought as union seeks about 95 cents per hour total, industry offers about 49 cents. A shutdown could affect 500 firms and 10,000 feeder outfits, with Hoffa's imprisonment adding political tension.
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Washington
Unio
Theliirs
Federal Medialors Jon
Selkept
Gew
M. M. Gordon
Trucking Employers Inc
Gordon
Teamsters
Iitte
Joe
Teamsters’ Union
James R. Hoffa
Inc
Serra Center May Become College Site
The Fremont Newark Junior College District considers converting the vacated Junipera Serra Center for Girls at 650 Washington Blvd Fremont into a temporary college campus. College board President Wesley Sears said he discussed the idea with Serra Center officials after news the center may close this summer due to a shortage of trained religious personnel. Mother Superior Mary Dominic has agreed to discuss with church officials the district taking over the center with an early decision expected. if approved, classes could begin there for the district’s first school year.
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Fremont - Newark
Junipera Serra Center
College Board
Wesley Sears
Serra Center
Washington Blvd
Fremont
Sears
Mary Dominic
Brothers Still Missing in Alameda County Inquiry
Alameda County Grand Jury named W. Brothers for perjury and one count of bribery and he remains missing. Deputies cannot locate the former chief deputy assessor at his Fullerton home and say he appears to have fled the area. An all points bulletin has statewide reach. Brothers faced charges for signing false tax returns for ten firms and paying bribes to former County Assessor Donald E. Feragen, now serving 1 to 3 years for bribe charges.
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W. Brothers
Alameda County
Grand Jury
Brothers
Fullerton
Donald E. Feragen
TV Strike Talks End Nine Day Broadcast Strike
Washington reports the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service convened leaders of ABC CBS and NBC with AFTRA to seek an end to the nine day old strike affecting television broadcasts.
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UPD
Federal Mediation and Concilation Service Today
Broadcasting
Big Three
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
ABC
CBS
NBC
Smoking battles death but war not won says cancer chief
PALM BEACH FLA We are fighting death by cigarettes but may be losing the war says Dr Ashbell ey Williams president of the American Cancer Society The talk notes a rising number of adults quitting smoking yet warns youth in grades stay at risk He predicts one in three U S deaths this year will be smoking related The piece cites a U S Public Health Service report that 19 million adults are former cigarette smokers and a study showing declines in male smokers while other figures drift up or down
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Palm Beach
Fla
American Cancer Society
Ashbelley Williams
Jacksonville
Sociely
Setience
United States
Williams
Public Health Service
Cancer Society
Death Casts Pallon Wedding in Chicago
Sharna Vercy’s stepgrandmother dies in suburban Evanston on the day of Shar ia’s wedding to John Rockefeller. Emily Guyer, 68, of Alcadena California, suffered a heart attack after fainting during a memorial event at the Chicago Art Institute for Valerie Percy, stabbed to death in September.
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Cihcago
Sharna Vercy
Hvanston
Haspital
Sharia
Johm D
Dé) Rockefeller
Emily Guyer
Alcadena
Calif
Chicago Act Institute
New Trier High School
Valerie Percy
Guyer
Charles T. Percy
United States
Illinois
Art Institute
Kenilworth
Heavy Losses Reported As Viet Cong Raids Hit Saigon Area
UPI reports heavy fighting around Saigon with 2500 Viet Cong in multiple assaults south of the city. Preliminary tallies show 5 Americans killed and 32 wounded, while VC losses run higher with figures varying in ongoing reports. The 1st Infantry Division repelled a major push near the Cambodian border as air, artillery, and jets supported counterattacks. Two-day clashes left hundreds of Viet Cong casualties and multiple American dead and wounded, amid broader operations across the region. A separate Chicago wedding and memorial coverage details Mrs. Perey and Mrs. Guyer’s family arrangements and funeral plans, with military and civic honors scheduled in connection to the ceremony remains.
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Saigon
UPI
Dan
al Wael
ORC Vietican
Guyer
Frank W. Gush
Winnetka
Evans
Baby Sitters Cats Run Amok in San Francisco Zoo Escape
In San Francisco a man was clawed by a 200 pound jaguar named Kitty during a failed babysitting attempt at 6114 California Street. The 500 pound lion Togare caused furniture damage and attacked bystander Albert Osborne before zoo and SPCA crews tranquilized Kitty and relocated her to the zoo.
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San Francisco
California St
Anton Szander LaVey
Tagare
Russell Walden 11
LaVey
Kitty
SPCA
Zoo
Japan Rail Crash near Osaka Kills Five, Injures Many
A passenger train collided with a truck at an unmanned crossing near Osaka causing five deaths and about 205 injuries, including 23 serious. Eyewitnesses described two coaches plunging into the Onosato River and rescuers rushing to free passengers amid a chaotic scene. The train, packed with workers returning home, derailed and stranded on a bridge as authorities ferried wounded to hospitals.
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Osaka
Japan
Origge
Wakayari
Church and Comics Inside Page Highlights
A compact overview of the inside pages features the Church and Comics section, Garden and Home notes, and the Horoscope. Readers are guided to Sports, Theater, Weather, and Arts coverage, with obituaries and radio TV listings noted on the page.
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