Senate Approves TV Coverage Bill in California
Sacramento AP reports the California Senate voted 28 to 0 to allow a bill permitting chairpersons to order pooled radio and television coverage of all public meetings and administrative agency statements. The measure, amended by the Senate, returns to the Assembly for final approval.
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Tom GC. Carrell
D-San
Senate
Fernando
Assembly
Soviet Bombers Enter North Vietnam Escalation Fears
Washington reports reveal the Soviet Union has dispatched Tyushin 28 bombers to North Vietnam raising alarm in the Johnson administration. Officials fear Moscow may escalate support, with reconnaissance noting at least four SAM sites and pilots of European stock. The move prompts concern over signaling and potential broader war risks in Southeast Asia.
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Nikita Kurnshchev
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Catholics Riot in Saigon Clashes With Police
Several hundred Roman Catholic rioters clashed with Saigon police on Saturday night. Police fired shots, a car was burned, and one officer was wounded by a flying object. The area remained tense as youths and children held blocks nearby and officers waited outside. An unmarked civilian car with five officials allegedly triggered the melee according to Catholics.
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South Viet Nam
25th Anniversary Observed At Dunkerque Evacuation
Nearly 300 British Dunkerque survivors marched to the beaches to honor comrades who died 25 years earlier. Officials laid wreaths at a monument on the seawall as chaplain Leslie Aitkin recalled their names and the Last Nine Days. Buglers echoed as the crowd pressed along the dunes recalling the 1940 evacuation and the small British force that faced German bombardment.
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Soviet Space Walk Sparks U S Military Space Use Debate
Soviet officials cited a spacewalk as evidence that the United States plans to use outer space for military purposes. The report notes American astronaut Edward H. White and a satellite recommendation, while observers described broader space defense implications. A separate section covers veterans marching at a rebuilt city memorial and a wreath ceremony beside a war memorial bell base.
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