Pickets At Job Corps Protest Racial Power Structure
Protesters at Camp Parks Job Corps rally accuse the administration of racial bias and limited Negro staff in leadership roles. A letter to a regional civil rights office signals growing dissension amid 27 percent Negro staff, with calls for dismissal of several officials and a planned meeting with the Fair Employment Practices Commission. Minor incidents include a prostrate man and small grass fires reported by the fire department.
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Branson
Ropin Hatfield
Ed Boxomer
Sands
Dr. Branson
Boxonier
San Francisco
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Camp’ Parks
Minnor
Legislature weighs repeal of the Rumford Act in California
Senate leader Hugh Burns pushes to repeal the Rumford Act with a remodification proposal to remove single family dwellings from anti discrimination protections. The bill sailed the Senate but stalled in the Assembly. Gov. Reagan shows a wait and see stance with election year pressures affecting action. Private meetings set ground rules as chairmen decide strategy.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
Hugh Burns
Fresno
Bagley
Ronald Reagan
Fime
Assembly
Eden Board Weighs Center for Justice By Latins Proposal
Eden Board considers a center for justice proposed by Latin groups. The plan lists multiple community programs with funding aims, including housing subsidies, job training, youth services, and senior opportunities, to aid low income residents in the Eden area. Proposals amount to about 19000 in some allocations, with oversight by the Eden poverty unit and possible forwarding to San Francisco.
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Eden
Hayward
Thelfor
Dla
Dave
SOS
YES
Eden Area
Eden Poverty Unit
Fiden
Office of Economic Opportunity
San Francisco
LBJ Orders Callup As War Tension Rises
President Johnson directs recall of air squadrons and support units for a national emergency amid North Korean tensions over the Pueblo incident. Pentagon confirms 372 aircraft involved. callup may expand to Army and Marine reserves. Diplomatic notes reference mixed signals from Pyongyang and contested crew injuries aboard Pueblo.
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U.N
Arthur Gohlberg
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Defense
Rober S. McNamara
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Marine Corps
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Navy
White House
George Chrishaw
Christian
Defense McNamara
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Air Force Reserve
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Naval Reserve
North Korea
Pueblo
Cmdr
Lloyd
Bucher
North Korea Pressures as Enterprise Moves In
Reports indicate elevated tension as North Korea increases pressure while the enterprise task force advances. Military sources note movement near the 38th parallel with a carrier and escorting ships observed, as officials in Tokyo monitor the situation.
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Korea
Enterprise
Ullung Islands
38Th Parallel
Tokyo
U-I
Airstrip near Khe Sanh shelled as Enterprise sails north
US carrier Enterprise moves north of the 3rd parallel from Sasebo Japan amid bad weather and heavy shelling near Khe Sanh. Seven Marines killed as North Vietnamese probes and harass landing strips. Transport planes hampered, helicopters hit, Pueblo crew risk debated.
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Sasebo
Japan
Seoul
Wonsan
Khe Sanh Jase
To Sail For South Seas
Thomas La. Hunt and family pose with a 44 ft yaw in Los Angeles as they plan to sail tomorrow bound for the South Seas with Mrs Roberta Hunt, Rollie Hunt, Randy Anderson, and Howard Reid Johnson Jr. aboard.
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Thomas la. Hunt
Roberta Hunt
Rollie Hunt
Randy Anderson
Howard Reid Johnson Jr
Los Angeles
Preston Escapees Nabbed After Chase
Car narrowly missed a CHP interception near Wintus Avenue Hayward, plowed a second roadblock near Hesperian Boulevard, and was boxed on three sides by a CHP unit and sheriff's cars near Washington Boulevard. The fleeing youths stopped and offered no resistance as officers converged with pistols drawn.
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Hayward
Hesperian Boulevard
Washington Boulevard
Cox
HEW Chief To Resign Over Vietnam Policy Rift
Rep Charles Coodel of New York says the HEW chief plans to resign amid internal disagreement with the Administration on Vietnam policy. He cites Administration-ordered spending cutbacks as the likely cause of the departure.
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Vietnam
Charles Coodel
R-N.y
GOP
AC Transit Eyes National Assault Prevention Study
AC Transit directors agreed to seek a federal demonstration grant to fund a $300000 assault and robbery reduction study. The plan would cover two thirds of costs with HUD contributing about $200000 and $100000 from local sources, plus $34000 in AC Transit personnel services. Stanford Research Institute would act as consultant for a 12 to 14 month project aimed at developing crime deterrent patterns for transit nationwide.
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U8 Department of Housing and Urban Development
Amalgamated Transit Union
AC Transit
Stanford Research Institute
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Speet
Laotian Outpost Captured Near Vietnamese Border
Lao military sources report North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces seized the Ban Houei Same outpost in southern Laos, about 2.5 miles from the border, forcing the 300 Laotian troops to flee into South Vietnam after a mortars and artillery bombardment followed by infantry assault. Contact with the battalion was lost. officers said the attack involved a larger force than usual.
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Laos
South Vietnam
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Ban Houei Same
Talion
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Soriv
Ran Houel Lane
Ho Chi Minh
Sailor Commended By Senate for Vietnam Death
Fremont sailor Gary Meridith, 21, a hospital corpsman with the 2nd Battalion 5th Regiment of the 1st Marine Division, was killed near Quang Nam on January 2 while aiding wounded comrades. The California State Senate approved a memorial resolution praising his bravery and sacrifice, naming him a brave young man who died for a cause he believed in.
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Meridith
Quang -Nam
Auburn
Sth
1St Marine Division
Senate
Jeter Meridith
Romania and Iran sign broad trade deal amid shelling ruins
Tehran and Bucharest signed a wide trade pact on Wednesday worth about 250 million dollars, covering oil and manufactured goods, machinery, and rocky soil exchanges over five years. Debris from an ammunition dump explosion marred the area as several tents burned and buildings were battered during the conflict.
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Tehran
UPJ
Romania
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