School Aid Cutbacks Spark Row
In Sacramento the Reagan administration plan to cut state aid to public schools by almost seven percent prompts opposition from Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and Max Rafferty, with Weinberger arguing the target limits create a ceiling on funds. Unruh says the figures may be overstated, Rafferty denounces the measure, and Weinberger pushes for a statewide cap while warning of potential tax implications.
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Apology Sought Over Pueblo Crew Letters From North Korea
Washington reports relatives of Pueblo crewmen received letters urging the United States to apologize and admit violations in North Korean waters. Officials said the letters appeared written under North Korean supervision, with families asking Johnson to apologize and to address the incident publicly.
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Workers Chew More And Then Do Less
SANAA The nationwide habit of chewing gat, a mild depressant narcotic plant, caused a loss of 3 billion working hours in Yemen in 1967, per Minister of Economy Mohamad Said Al-Atar. The report details the economic impact and calls for policy review amid rising consumption.
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Two Wanted Fugitives Listed by FBI in Alabama and Tennessee
FBI warns Johnson 51 of Dallas County Alabama and Sanders 27 of Revo are dangerous fugitives with violent histories. Johnson faces murder charges and past arson and robbery convictions while Sanders, a theater manager type, has armed robbery and prison records. Both described as armed, dangerous, and evading capture across southern states.
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Johnson
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Quickmak
Howard Callens
Summerfield
Jett Michael Joh Sanders
Hegel
Shane
Sanders
Toatee
FBI
Rezo
Nashville
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Psychiatria Care
Fisherman Rescued by Air Force After Pacific Incident
An 84 year old fisherman Terri Nakano was airlifted by U S Air Force medics after a Pacific incident southwest of Marcus Island. A C130 delivered two medics to the boat, and another C130 evacuated him 1000 miles southeast of Tokyo to Tachikawa. The hospital said he is in satisfactory condition.
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Tachikawa
Pacific
Terri Nakano
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Nakana
Marcus Isand
Marcus
Pueblo Planed Says Goldwater Critiques Policy
Barry Goldwater accuses the Johnson administration of permitting the USS Pueblo capture as a test probe to gauge North Korea and the Communists. He also says Johnson is over a year late in ordering heavy bombing of North Vietnam.
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Uss Pueblo
North Korea
North Vietnam
Wallace Aids Wallace Wallace Aids Lyndon Johnson
Columnist James J. Kilpatrick argues George Wallace can influence the 1964 election by drawing votes from Lyndon B. Johnson and boosting his rivals. He brands Wallace as shrewd and persuasive while mocking his qualifications and selling tactics.
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Zsa Gabor
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James J. Kilpatrick
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Dohnson
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