Conferees Return With Proposals From Honolulu Meet
Secretary of State Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara returned from a Honolulu conference with a number of recommendations for President Johnson to strengthen Southeast Asia against Communist pressure. They said the aim is to deter further aggression and reinforce South Vietnam's government under Premier Nguyen.
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Goldwater Rallies To Top California Primary For GOP Nomination
AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater pulled off a dramatic upset in California securing 86 delegates and edging Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as GOP nominating votes flowed in. Goldwater builds momentum with South Dakota gains while Rockefeller maintains a narrow national lead ahead of New York results.
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Peaceful Power Emphasized by Johnson in New London
President Johnson urged that peaceful aims require purposeful power, citing a stronger military stance. He spoke at a Polaris yard in Groton and to Coast Guard Academy graduates in New London, stressing that adversaries may resort to terror without sufficient national strength.
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Goldwater Seen Winning California Primary In Early TV Projections
CBS and other networks used model precincts and computer analysis to project Barry Goldwater as the California winner with roughly 51 to 53 percent of the vote. Projections based on 42 model precincts and 22 central offices sped to air by 7:22 p.m. PDT and 9:43 p.m. updates, highlighting top races and political dynamics.
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To My Son The Teen Age Driver Series Preview
Henry Gregor Felsen, famed author of Hot Rod and Street Rods, launches a six part series on cars and driving in The Enterprise. The installments promise expert insights made lively for teen readers starting Thursday.
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Ex-State Treasurer Charles M. Johnson Dies at 73
Charles M. Johnson, 73, ex state treasurer who served 16 years, died of a heart attack at Rex Hospital. A Burgaw native, he held multiple public posts including executive director of the County Government Advisory Commission, director of the Local Government Commission, and U.S. collector of customs at Wilmington. He later worked in Charlotte banking and highway transportation. Survived by wife and Charles M. Johnson Jr. Funeral plans incomplete.
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New York to Use 1000 Extra Police on Overtime Patrols
Mayor Wagner ordered nearly 1,000 officers to patrol city streets and subways on overtime in a drive to curb attacks by gangs. About 500 city patrolmen and 200 transit officers will work extended eight hour shifts from 6 am to 2 am roughly every twenty days, with uniforms worn to and from work.
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Goldwater Wins California Primary Amid Tight Race
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater surged to a commanding lead in the Republican presidential nomination with a California primary victory. He overtook Nelson Rockefeller after all-night vote tabulations, securing California’s 86 GOP nominating votes. Rockefeller won most liberal-leaning counties in a liberal versus conservative contest.
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Goldwater Wins California Primary Democratic Split Follows
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater claimed a California primary edge as results from 31,316 of 31,861 precincts showed him at 50.9 percent with 1,023,330 votes to Rockefeller 985,788 while Democratic hopeful Pierre Salinger trounced Alan Cranston for the Senate nomination. A bomb scare briefly interrupted coverage as Goldwater flew to Washington after a nap on the jet.
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Tax Credits For Job Training Considered
Washington AP report notes a Federal Committee on Apprenticeship proposes tax credits to employers for training new workers and upgrading current staff. The plan targets on the job training costs including instructors salaries books and materials, with higher credits to reflect risk and time spent in classes.
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Students Battle In South Korea Protests Escalate
About 20 000 students and citizens demanded President Park resign and fought police in Seoul and beyond. Martial law was declared as street battles continued, with U S ambassadors Berger and Howze flown in by helicopter to the emergency talks.
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