McCarthy Assails Viet Terms at Chicago Rally
Senator McCarthy and Democratic candidate Paul O Dwyer headlined a rally in Chicago with 20 000 in person and 130 000 watching in 22 cities via closed circuit TV plus 1 500 000 more in others viewing on local stations The top issue was Vietnam policy with McCarthy attacking the administration for inflexibility and demanding a new Saigon government including the NLF and troop reductions He criticized the Johnson administration on jobs housing and education and urged a Democratic platform reflecting these changes.
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Bellflower Tot Drowns in Pool
A two year old Bellflower girl Tiffiney Michelle Carels died after being found in a swimming pool at a Bellflower residence Thursday. She was located by her uncle at about 4 p.m. and taken to Bellwood Hospital where she was pronounced dead around 5 p.m.
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Red Move Could End Bombing
A news briefing outlines conditions for de escalation and substantive talks in Paris. Clifford cites missing reason for decreased North Vietnam action, notes infiltration of 150000 enemy troops last seven months, and compares U S casualty and loss rates with prior periods while confirming no change to the 549500 U S troop ceiling in Vietnam.
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Unruh Charges Deception Over Budget Clash
Unruh blasted the Reagan administration and Senate Republicans over budget vetoes and adjournment moves aimed at delaying property tax relief and school funding. He accused Reagan of using fiscal fear to starve programs and claimed the legislature was thwarted from approving relief packages and appropriations. The clash highlighted deeper fights over California’s finances and policy direction.
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Picket Trial at Pendleton Demands of AWOL Marine
About fifty antiwar protesters gathered at Camp Pendleton on Thursday to press for the release of Pfc. John Robinson a Westport Connecticut 18 year old court martialed on unauthorized absence. They carried daisies peace signs and marched from Mission San Luis Rey to the base back gate declaring their resignations from military service in protest. Robinson AWOL 45 days says he left the Marine Corps for conscientious reasons and nonviolence.
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Unruh Rejects Humphrey Appeal for Support in Open Convention
California Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh of the Kennedy delegation said he is hot-trading and committed to an open convention. He criticized Vice President Humphrey's candidacy unless Humphrey disavows continuing Johnson's federal-bureaucracy policies.
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Hughes terminates Stardust hotel purchase plans in Las Vegas
Industrialist Howard Hughes cancels plans to buy the Stardust Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip after prior antitrust scrutiny and regulatory delays. The joint statement says both the Stardust Hotel and Hughes Tool Co. terminated any existing purchase plans.
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Year in jail for Starr year in jail for Starr
Convicted last July 13 of accepting 6500 dollars in office furniture in exchange for favorable lease consideration for a World Trade Center project on Terminal Island. Officials M Brown Starr Rundberg and Watson face trial and await sentencing while Rundberg received probation consideration. Judge Keene rejected probation for Rundberg and Starr, calling the conduct immoral and inexcusable.
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Reserve Unit Cuts Loan Rate
The Federal Reserve reduced its basic lending rate from 5 4 to 5 1 4 percent marking a technical step in easing high interest sparked by the tax fight. President Johnson praised the move from Austin ranch press office as likely to boost home building. The Fed described the change as technical and following broader rate movements post tax surcharge.
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