LBJ Urges Moral Strength Amid Global Threats
President Johnson told Coast Guard Academy graduates that the United States is stronger than any adversary but must wield power to end conflict. He called for a nation dedicated to justice, improving life at home, and aiding others to erase despair, stressing strength in arms and resolve for peace.
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Conn
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Coast Guard Academy
Moore
Ifiona
America
Salinger Wins Spot On California Ballot
AP report from San Francisco notes Pierre Salinger, former White House press secretary, winning the Democratic senatorial nomination in California. He secured support from Alan Cranston and state party leaders as the contest intensified. The piece references expectations for the race and California’s role in the broader political landscape.
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Jerry Rankin
San Francisco
Pierre Salinger
White House
Capitol Hill
California
U Day
Kennedy Sand Johnson
Alan Cranston
Gellwater
Salin- Pierre Salinger
Cranston
House
Warker
Salinger
Alair Cranston
Lby
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Clair
Linule
Los Angeles
Edmund G
Kennedy
George Murphy
NBC
Clair Engle
Ale
Floullah
Ceorge McLain
Engle
Ot Morphy
Francisco
Leland Rais
Ger
Kansas
Fred Hall
BNG
Usaiser
Hall
Honolulu Talks Offer Suggestions on Asia
Washington officials returned from Honolulu with a set of recommendations to President Johnson to strengthen Southeast Asia against Communist pressure. Secretary Rusk and Secretary McNamara indicated a clear American commitment to deter North Viet Nam and Soviet influence, while outlining plans to support South Viet Nam and Nguyet Thanh’s government. The conference focused on signaling resolve and coordinating steps for an enhanced anti-Communist effort in the region.
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Washington
Dean Flusk
Defense Roberts
McNamara
Honolulu
Johnson
Asia
Andrews Air
Force Baza
Rusk
Merning
Southeast Asia
Wwe
New Finlandd
Eam Weer
Iay Wan Peere
Dohnson
Hal
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Nguyet Thanh
Tie Iiet
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
NeNamara
Hawaii
Ne Rusk
India
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Neb
New Indiar Vis
Neheu
Jail escapee linked to Weld area in wake of Arapahoe breakout
Weld County authorities pursue leads after Arapahoe County jail escapee Dickie Walt Williams 22 is said to have made contacts in Jersey and Platteville. Williams, with two others, escaped from Loveland jail Sunday. Kansas arrests tied Robers and Kraus to separate kidnapping cases. Deputies search for Williams while detailing his height, build, hair and a tattoo, and noting alternate names.
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Jersey
Platteville
Weld County
Dickie Walt Williams
Hel
Williams
Arapahoe
State Penitentiary
Dickie Karl Mark
Dickie Bart Mav Leo Stariet
Corned Beef Seen Cause Of Epidemic In Aberdeen
Aberdeen Scotland faces a Lysismid epidemic impacting the tourist season. The outbreak has 248 identified cases with 39 suspects under observation and total losses rising. A government inquiry led Secretary of State Michael Noble to order two corned beef brands removed nationwide amid fears of triggering the outbreak.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Michael Noble
Aberdeen Twalth Wrials
Weather forecast and scattered showers changing to cooler temps
The 1 pm temperature was 7. A 24 hour outlook shows highs around 66 and 42 at night with warm and cool spells. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies, showers, and thunderstorms, cooler east winds, with night lows near 45 to 50 and mountain highs near 75.
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Enonntains
Cal
Goldwater Widens Lead In Delegates
Washington AP reports Goldwater increases his committed delegate total to 496 after primary elections. The AP survey, based on prior commitments and stated preferences, shows Goldwater at 436, Rockefeller 118, Lodge 44, Smith 6, Nixon 12, Scranton 71, Cabo 0, and 254 uncommitted.
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Bucey Goldwater
Allo
Associated Press
Goldwater
Nelson R. Uckefeller
Wiliam W. Scrantory
Menry Cabo
Lodge
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard i
Nixon
Suns
Cigarette Tax Passes City Council on 5-2 Vote
The city council approved a cigarette tax ordinance by a 5-2 margin setting a two cent per pack rate starting Sept. 1. Half of the funds go to the general fund, the rest to a public improvement fund for capital projects including a new library and museum. Mayor Yorty opposed, while several council members supported revenue for city needs.
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Oppores
San Francisco
of Virginia
Republic Dinance
Greeleys
Myents
George Murphy
Goth
Samuel W. Yorty
Lesiments
Angeles
Gordo
Risstarte
Wye Council
Valpis Waldo Jr
Richard Boettcher
Colorado
Wayne Wells
Boulder
Wells
Sid City Hall
Rissler
Ceangifan Floyd Otis
Boettcher
Ernest Scott
Robert Detington
Charles Gresley
Stanley Sutherlané
Honor Plan Approved At All Metered Lots
The City Council approves an honor parking plan for all metered lots. Merchants report higher use after entering an agreement, with May collections near 199 dollars and April at 189. A downtown petition seeks 9th and 10th Street lots to join the honor system.
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Guy
Callec
9Th St
Tansey St
10Th Ave
Viuy
Title St
Allen’sidhants
Brei
Alin
Gownlawn
Howard Weiss
Merehingt
LeMay Warns Vigilance Needed to Prevent Lapses
General Curtis LeMay told cadets at the Air Force Academy that modern weapons require constant vigilance and better restraint to protect civilization. He cited missiles and aircraft, predicted continued buildup toward a core arsenal, and stressed strategic superiority, technological edge, and preventing both general and limited wars.
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ATR FONCE _ACADEMY
Colo
Curtiss
LeMay
U.S. Air Force
Air Force Academy
United States
Koreans Riot Demanding Park Ouster Across Seoul
About 600 students and others fought police in Seoul and surrounding areas demanding President Park Chung Hee resign. Martial law was imposed as crowds clashed in the capital and other cities. U.S. officials and military representatives were summoned to discuss the crackdown.
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Srqul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
National Security Council
United States
Sammie D. Borger Hamlin H. Hawnze
Karya
U S Military Seeks Bargain Priced Beef
Washington AP reports the military plans to expand bargain beef purchases to cut costs. Johnson officials discuss price targets and credit measures to boost beef exports and support American agriculture amid imports and foreign competition. Pentagon spokesmen describe proposals to aid military food programs and contractor efficiency.
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Johmson
Wang
Johnson
Congress
Trek
Pri
Imram
Huty Eucourage
Pentagon
Pvecill
Ty Edie
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Jeet
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