Pentagon Secrets Stir Miami Herald Wing
Sunday papers publish excerpts from secret Pentagon papers. Miami Herald flags Gen Earle Wheeler advising President Johnson that the U S might wish to invade North Vietnam in 1967. Also notes fear of renewed Freedom Flights and Cuban refugee arrivals. Congress votes to cut funding for the flights. Senator Proxmire denounces Lockheed payments as sweetheart money amid bankruptcy worries.
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Pentagon
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Miami Herald
Earle G. Wheeler
Dolison
United States
North Vietnam
Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Miami
Cuba
Florida Straits
Senate Appropriations Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Proxmire
Senate Banking Committee
Lockheed Cam
Outgoing trustees reflect on public schools in Alameda County
Eleven trustees stepping down weigh in on whether schools are failing. Opinions split between not failing and insufficient funding. Some praise improvements in elementary instruction and individualized approaches while others fault public understanding and state resources.
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Alameda County
Allen H. Kingman Jr
Castro Valley
Gail Pagan
Union City
Fremont
Suzanne Clemens
Avward
Donald Glankler
Fremont Board
Glankler
John Costello
Eureka School
Hayward
Premont-Newark Junior College
Lruslen
Ameri
Costello
Julia Denney
New Haven
Mary Rodrigues
Centerville
British bid secures US approval for Soviet computer deal
Informed sources say the United States agrees to the large computer sale to the Soviet Union after Britain promises ironclad safeguards to prevent Soviet use of the machines in its nuclear weapons program. Firebase Fuller held against a Viet Cong attack. U S command assessments aligned with South Vietnamese defenses despite a ground assault near Dong da Mountain in Quang Tri Province.
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United States
Dong Lla
Quang ‘Tri
South Vietnam
U.S
Nixon plans loosening antitrust rules for abroad joint marketing
Commerce Secretary Maurice Blans tells a congressional committee that the Nixon administration is weighing liberalized antitrust provisions to permit joint marketing by U.S. firms abroad. He cautions proposals are in early stages with other departments, including the Justice Department, involved in discussions.
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Nixon
U.S
Commerce
Maurice Blans
Congressional
Justice Department
Nixon reviews inflation plan with top advisers at Camp David
President Nixon meets with Treasury Secretary Connally, CEA chair McCracken, OMB head Shultz and deputy Weinberger, counselor Ehrlichman, and deputy Raldeman at the Camp David retreat. A second session is planned as fiscal year spending plans are discussed.
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Nixon
Camp David
Maryland
Treasury
John B. Connally
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and
Budge
Casper Weinberger
John D. Ehrliehman
H.R. Raldeman
Review Hayward California 783-6111 Ad
Local listing notes a contact number 783-6111 for Hayward California services in the Review edition. It references a 25 cent panel and price in Vol 78 No 253.
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Hayward
California
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