Drug crisis shake up stars in Union City center
In Union City the CDC crisis center faced leadership turmoil as Dean Selig and Baker clashed over counseling reporting and program direction. Baker pushed expanding outreach to homes, schools, and industry partnerships while preserving confidences, aiming to educate parents and youths about drug use and reduce reliance on distant crisis facilities.
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John
Bever
Union City
Venlo Rease
Deyz Cauqeil
CDC
Elling Uso
Te Baker
Golden Gate
American Red Cross
Montgomery Street
San Freincisco
Er Gying
Selig
Daview Holle Af Worms
Baker
Ttnse
Joelso
Raker
Teele
Angs
Top Secret Plans to Destroy China Revealed
A Chicago Times summary reports a 1954 Eisenhower era plan for destroying Red China if a nuclear war occurred with the Soviet Union, noting comments by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and discussions by the National Security Council. The article cites a Chicago paper describing resistance to altering the strategy and references Southeast Asia concerns and possible allied roles.
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China
Soviet Union
David Mc Rhonp
Alonting
Ation
Tisenhowey
Joliy Taster Dulles
Washington
Pentagon Records say Laos war plans urged in 1967 memo
Washington reports quote Ellsworth Bunker in Saigon urging expansion of the war into Laos and Cambodia. The St Louis Post-Dispatch cites Pentagon documents showing some top U.S. officials favored broader actions, with Nixon later endorsing a wider war.
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Bunker
So Lows
Lupy
Ellsworth C. Bunker
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Saigon
aSong
Laos
Nixon
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Vietnam
Nguyst Cao Ky
Sun Time
Attark
U.S
Braund Frees
R. Nixon
War fuels new voter intensity among 18 year olds
Washington AP reports that Vietnam era anxieties are shaping youths views and may boost turnout among 18 year olds in elections. Analysts note war concerns, education, jobs, and draft worries push young voters to engage, though opinions vary widely and no consensus exists.
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Washington
Ilene
Mary
Vodaiy
Anton
Sarr Broadcasting Group buys KABLAM and KABLFM
The Sarr Broadcasting Group announced the $105 million purchase of KABL AM and KABL FM in Oakland San Francisco by Peter H Sorener Story Broadcasting and Gorton McKendon of McKendon Stations. Starr operates stations in Dallas New Orleans Kansas City Memphis Houston Sioux Falls and other markets and has TV and publishing holdings nationwide.
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UPI
Sarr Broaadcasting
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Kabl-Fm
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Oakland
Calif
Peter Ho Stner
Story Broadcasting
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McKlendon
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Dallas
Starr
Kansas City
Memprise Line Rock
Houston
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