Kuchel Row Due in CRA Long Beach Convention
California Republican Assembly leaders debated party control of volunteer groups amid anti Kuchel pressure at Long Beach. Reagan’s banquet speech looms as Republicans seek a single GOP Senate candidate. A draft resolution aims to unite CRA behind one primary contender and coordinate statewide campaign support.
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Nolan R. Frizzelle
Newport Beach
Frizzelle
Reagan
Republican State Central Committee
North Viet Nam Attack Kills Dozens Near Cambodian Border
North Vietnamese forces attacked a Marine position south of an OMZ area, killing at least 48 North Vietnamese and wounding 34 Marines. U.S. and Vietnamese fighters clashed as air and artillery support responded, with reports of a brutal firefight and renewed combat along the border.
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OMZ
TV News
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Wemen Warsiipation
Darling
Toas
Lafayette Hotel
Senate
LBJ Signs Russ Treaty for Consuls
President Johnson quietly signed ratification of a consular treaty with the Soviet Union, the first bilateral pact between the United States and Communist Russia. The agreement must be approved by the Soviet Presidium but is expected to proceed shortly. The report also notes U.S. air strikes against a North Vietnam field near Ba Thuong, and coverage of NBC newsmen strikes and AFTRA negotiations with Mutual.
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Johnson
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Defense Department
Baithoung
Hanoi
U.S
Red River
Russia
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Tal Nguyen Steel Works
Abe
Irving Lewis
New Yorks
AFTRA
Mutual
Avernu
MBS
Humphrey Faces Rome Antiwar Protest as Police Move In
In Rome an estimated 1,000 young demonstrators gathered outside Palazzo Chigi and Piazza Colonna as Vice President Humphrey met with officials amid antiwar banners. Police used force, several injuries were reported, and a second protest possibly drew another 1,000.
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Boy Strangles in Schoolyard at Hurley Grammar
A 10-year-old boy strangled in a schoolyard at Hurley Grammar during recess after a tetherball rope incident. The incident occurs amid AFTRA disputes and NBC coverage noted by Meany criticizing Huntley. Meany says AFTRA has broad AFL-CIO support in the strike against network work.
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Huntsley
Washington
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ATTRA
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Huntley
AFTRA
Domi
Conflicting Views Ripple Through California Republican Scene
CRA leaders clash over strategy as deliberations on volunteerism and party control unfold. Cyril Stevenson of Berkeley mocks Kuchel while Frizzelle warns of top-down interference from Reagan allies. Darling keeps focus on internal reform and a proposed vow of restraint.
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Cyril Stevenson
Berkeley
Kuchel
Republican Party
Four New Smiths Born at Harbor General Hospital
Harbor General Hospital welcomed four newborns all named Smith after four women named Smith gave birth on Friday. Dr. Margaret Smith assisted, and hospital administrator Leslie R. Smith oversaw the occasion. The babies are Mark Alan, Cynthia, Robert, and James Jr. with families in Long Beach and Los Angeles.
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Southland
Smith
Harbor General Hospital
Margaret Smith
Leslie R. Smith
Mark Alan
Carl Smith
E. 59Th St
Long Beach
Cynthia
Harold Smith
Hawe
Robert
Charlie Smith
Los Angeles
James Jr
James Smith
Frank Bonilla Pronounced Dead After Sheriff's Rush Incident
Frank Bonilla was rushed by sheriff's deputies to La Puente Community Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. The incident details and official statements were not fully disclosed in the available text.
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Sheriff's Deputies
la Puente Community Hospital
Jehovah's Witnesses Assemble in Long Beach Circuit Meet
Jehovahs Witnesses from the Greater Long Beach area and nearby regions, about 2000 strong, gather this weekend in Municipal Auditorium for a circuit assembly. Sessions are open to the public. A story with an interview of district minister Harry Goad from Brooklyn headquarters appears on Page A-10.
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Long Beach
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Harry Goad
Brooklyn, N.Y
FBI Finds 67000 Stashed by Bank Official in Missing Funds
FBI agents reported locating 67000 of the 500000 missing from a Fontana California bank after banker Roger Lee Williams vanished last July. Williams, 29, was arrested in Las Vegas on a $100000 bail arraigned before US Commissioner Angus Blad.
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Rialto
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Fontana, Calif
Edward Burien
Fontana
B. J. Handlen
Handlan
Fontane
Security First ‘National Bank
FBL
Pinedale
Fresno
Califoria
Apetits
Angus Blad
Frank Weddell
Yosemite
Forecast Promises Rain With Weekend Storm
Weather bureau warns of more showers across the Southland with a major storm off Central California aiming for the coast. Long Beach may see heavy rain tonight, with other counties reporting amounts up to .41 inch in Newport Beach and .82 inch in Santa Ana. Snow lovers enjoyed lower levels as resorts reported up to 10 inches new snow while cold temps persist in the mountains. Small craft advisories extend from Pt Concepcion to the Mexican border as winds reach squalls offshore.
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California
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Long Beach
Weather
M Mountains
Southland
Newport Beach
Santa Ann
Pt. Concepcion
Mexican
Prison Arsenal Explosion Fatal for Two Guards
A flash fire at the Southern Michigan Prison weapons arsenal in Jackson killed two guards who were trapped inside. A larger blast and ensuing fires damaged ammunition, wagons, and other security material, with the cause still unknown.
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UPI
Southern Michigan
Sidez
Auto Makers Sue to Void U S Rules
Detroit firms Ford General Motors Chrysler and American Motors filed a suit seeking to block new federal interior safety standards. They argue the rules are too strict and would force costly redesigns and hurt vehicle safety against crash impacts. A federal hearing in Cincinnati was set to discuss appeals and final authority on the standards.
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Auto Industry
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Heartheth
U.S
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Haddon
Chrysler lays off 21,100 workers across five states
Ford warned a standard revision could halt US auto sales. Chrysler announces 21,100 layoffs in five states as it struggles to meet a safety rule by January 1 1968. Plants affected include St Louis Newark Belvidere Lynch Road and Hamtramck with 9,800 to 3,960 workers depending on site. Public safety agency led by Nat Traffic Safety Agency head Dr Wil informs. The move follows a string of production cutbacks as auto makers face declining sales amid regulatory pressures.
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Detroit
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Hamtramck
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