Reagan hawkish on Viet Nam at California Legion event
Governor Ronald Reagan told about 10 000 California delegates at the four day convention in San Jose that the Vietnam War would have ended years and thousands of lives earlier if Haiphong harbor had been mined and the North Vietnamese war potential destroyed. He said Nixon pledged to end the war and criticized Senate defense cuts as radical.
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San, Jose
UPI
Ronald Reagan
American
George NE Gove
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Ted
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Arate
United States
Southeast Asia
Staiphong
Reagan
California
San Jose Municipal Auditorium
Reagan warns of marijuana vending machines on billboards
Reagan says legalization could allow limitless marijuana cigarettes via vending machines and trademarked passes. He notes many firms already register marijuana trade names and questions how ads would handle publicity in a Boys State session.
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Reagan
Jana
Boys State
Portrait of a worried family doctor at AMA meeting
At the 121st American Medical Association convention, Dr. C A Olfman of Huntington West Virginia described doctors as embattled and anxious about government controls insurance carriers and third party payers. The mood was one of profound disquiet as debates over fees and potential national health insurance dominated talks.
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San Francisco
UPI
Gdctor
American Medrial Association
Yohio
Doe
ZAMA
C.A. Olfman
Huntington
W. Va
AMA House of Delegates
Brians
Aetna Life and Casualty Co
Thalients
Aena
Velna
AMA
Abc
Enitris
Hoffman
Kennedy
Federal Price Commission
Government says Ellsberg and aides leak chief suspect
UPI reports the government accuses Ellsberg Russo and associates of planning a second Pentagon Papers leak linked to Jack Anderson. DOJ seeks hearing into publication of undisclosed volumes, while defense lawyers deny charges as trial nears.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Dawick Ellsberg
Pentagon
Jack Anderson
Ellsberg
Rial
Anthony J. Russo
Anderson
Russo
Justice Department
Herring
PemmRon
Seif
Washington
Parents win bid to keep child in safe school
Mr and Mrs Carl Mar won approval to have their daughter bused to a school they deem safe after resisting a transfer to a school they considered unsafe. A circuit court judge dismissed the case against the parents for withdrawing their daughter from the unsafe school. Attorney Richard Kuhn represented them.
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Carl Marchant
Pantiar
Mich
Richard Kuhn
30 Beauties Vie For California State Pageant Crown
In Santa Cruz AP: 30 contestants competed in the Miss California Pageant. Los Angeles and San Mateo County entrants earned top ratings after preliminaries. Cynthia Rose Henry of Glendora won the swim suit portion. Lillian Dianne Wagner of Palm City took the talent contest with Swan Lake ballet. About 1,800 attended at Civic Auditorium as 16 contestants perform reverse roles tonight. Judges will select 10 semifinalists for Saturday finals televised statewide.
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Santa Cruz
Los Angeles
Sai Mateo County
Cynthia Rose Henry
Glendora
Sian Mateo
Lillian Dianne Wagner
Palm City
Wagner
Swan Lake
Civic Auditorium
Advertiser Details and Address Listings in The Daily Review
Public notice shows publisher The Daily Review with Floyd Sparks as president and publisher and William Ehicota as vice. It lists offices in Hayward and nearby cities with subscription rates and several address lines for staff and newspaper offices.
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Daily Review
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Jaap News
Floyd Sparks
Peident
Wiliam Ehicota
Bixman
Récnouer
Hayward
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