Senators Press Congress for Say on Troops Policy
United States senators from Texas and elsewhere demanded Congressional input on troop levels and war strategy in Vietnam. They urged consultation before any sizable military buildup, while Fulbright attacked the Gulf of Tonkin resolution and Kennedy spoke of alleged corruption in South Vietnam.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
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Nine Car Bayshore Crash Injures Admiral
Admiral Donald Gay, a 9% senior officer at Moffett Naval Air Station, sustained minor injuries in a nine car accident on Bayshore Freeway. The crash blocked the southbound lanes for over an hour near the Third Street turnoff before Gay was taken to Oak Knoll Naval Hospital in good condition.
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Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Soviet Women Face Emancipation Day Complaints
In Moscow, UPI reports Soviet Women face a double bind on Mothers Day and a related observance. Officials praise female labor while citizens lament lack of nursery care food delivery and domestic support. The piece notes widespread complaints about expectations and perks like breakfast in bed and perfume.
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Rhodesia Hangs and Executions Spark Broad Outcry
Rhodesia’s white minority regime faces international uproar as eight more Africans are sentenced to death, bringing executions sought to 115. British leaders seek restraint while UN bodies urge action amid fears of violence spreading to Africa.
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Dim Hopes For Marine Canoeists On Potomac Crossing
A group of nine Marine trainees and one Navy man attempted a 3.2 mile river crossing in a canvas canoe near Quantico. One body was recovered, Marine Staff Sgt Kenneth N Andrews, eight others remain missing as search efforts continue amid near freezing water. The trainees, experienced swimmers, were in the second class of a 11 week course at the Physical Fitness training instructor school, aiming to cross to Maryland and back in about five hours.
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Stanford Opposes Antiriot Provision Tied to Grants
Stanford University officials denounce new antiriot provisions tied to federal HEW grants. They warn the rule could constrain medical ethics and education funding, potentially forcing doctors to refuse treatment and universities to withhold funds for facilities and programs.
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Reagan Write-In Set in New Hampshire Primary
A full page ad in the Manchester Union Leader urges voters to write in Remiblivan Gov. Howald Reagan for the March 12 presidential primary in Manchester Manchester voters are targeted by the campaign and urged to support the former president through a write-in.
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Manchester Union Leader Today
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Remiblivan
Howald Reagan
Dynamite Suspect Arrested in San Francisco Mailbox Plot
A 19 year old man, Roger Meidinger, was booked on suspicion of reckless and malicious use of explosives in a mailbox dynamite scare. He appeared with an attorney after officials sought the perpetrator for over a week as notes with political references were found on the dynamite sticks. Police say psych exams are planned and bail set at 2500 dollars.
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Roger Meidinger
Hall of Justice
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Sai Meidinger
Mentelociin State Hospital
Jobe Medinger
Palo Alto
San Francisco State College
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Jfk
Malcolm X
New Envoy To America Replaces Sir Patrick Dean
John Breemah aged 58 will become Britain's ambassador to the United States early next year, succeeding Sir Patrick Dean as high commissioner to India moves to Washington.
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India
Britain
United States
Sir Patrick Dean
Rafferty faces fight over new California text funds
Max Rafferty says he may oppose funding for a new basic reader series endorsed by the State Curriculum Commission. The commission recommended two readers stressing phonics and urged delays unless Rafferty’s preferred readings are approved. The $15 million allocation, slated for September 1968 use in public schools, could face a push linked to the state board and legislature.
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State Board of Education
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No Talk Progress In Copper Strike
Washington AP says negotiations called by the White House to settle the 238 day copper strike are going nowhere. Sources report another nudge from President Johnson may be planned. Despite a news blackout imposed by Labor Secretary Wirtz, an insider says Johnson wants to force a settlement.
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