Johnson links Kennedy to Vietnam study and 1968 race
Sources say former President Lynton B. Johnson suspects Robert Kennedy behind a Pentagon Vietnam War study, with Newsweek citing Austin insiders. The Times and Washington Post reports are seen as Kennedy influenced, while Galbraith denies involvement. Time notes Johnson’s troop buildup timing and distrust of deceptions. Goldwater dismisses worry over archives.
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Doves Wouldn't Read Secret Viet Report
New York based report details Ellsberg attempting to brief Capitol Hill doves and White House aides on a Vietnam War study. Ellsberg claimed Kissinger had a copy but hadn’t read it while Newsweek published excerpts. McCloskey reportedly received non classified Xerox sheets and stored them in his office safe.
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Wisconsin Democrats condemn Johnson and Nixon over Southeast Asia
Delegates at the Wisconsin Democratic Convention adopted by voice vote a resolution censuring former President Lyndon B Johnson and President Nixon for deceptions and tragic Southeast Asia consequences. The measure cited a New York Times Pentagon study and criticized earlier administrations for unwise Southeast Asia policies. It also notes clashes between Jewish Defense League members and a National States Rights party in Los Angeles over the weekend.
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Fragmented historic notice from Bay Area paper item
A damaged OCR fragment from The Daily Review listing staff roles, addresses, and subscription details for multiple offices in Hayward Oakland Fremont and San Leandro California. It mentions publisher William Chitenre and dates near March 3 187 with scattered postal and phone data and circulation notes.
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Manzanares Goes Down In Bull Fight After Fierce Goring
In a dramatic bullfight mishap Juan Mari Manzanares, a young novice, is tossed by a bull after a horn strike and sustains a thigh goring. The incident follows a prior upper-hand clash leaving observers wary of the animal's power. Separately, NOAA chief Dr. Robert White said no evidence links fish to unsafe mercury levels and urged continued consumption of fish and shellfish while FDA monitors contamination.
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Shellfish Institute of North America
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Retraining programs for migrants receive federal funding
The Labor Department announced 4 20 billion for learning programs to train migrant workers in new skills and help them work year round. The plan targets about 6,000 migrants in the West, Midwest and South in its first year, coordinated with other federal operations to provide health care, educational assistance, food stamps and other benefits.
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Balboa High football jerseys stolen from container
San Francisco police report the Balboa High School football team may have no jerseys for the next season after 64 blue and white uniforms were taken from a shipment crate. Coach Archie Chagott ilan filed the report, noting the loss in the incident.
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FTC study links cereal ads to higher breakfast costs
Washington report summarizes a Federal Trade Commission analysis showing cereal makers mark up wholesale and retail prices well above costs due to heavy advertising and profits. The 10 month study notes sugar coated cereals cost more, driven by marketing to children, with Kellogg, General Mills, and Post dominating about 13 percent of a $900 million annual market.
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Genveal Foods
Senate Leaders Press Move to Save Draft Extension
In Washington, Senate leaders plan to file a motion to halt debate and sidetrack a filibuster to keep the draft extension alive ten days before expiration. Minority Republicans and Democrats expect the closure vote for Wednesday as Gravel and others promise possible filibusters to push withdrawal timelines and Vietnam War funding limits.
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Nixon pushes women into top jobs in Agriculture Department
Washington reports President Nixon pressures Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin to diversify leadership. Only four of 289 top agency positions are held by women, with a goal to fill one in four advisory vacancies with women and to appoint at least two women to high pay GS 16 and up posts, including a candidate already sent to the Civil Service Commission for approval.
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