Amnesty Petition Seeks Christmas Draft Pardon for 16000
Two antiwar groups urge President Johnson to grant a Christmas amnesty to about 16 000 men who refused Vietnam service. Rev Richard R Fernandez of Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam and Fellowship of Reconciliation pressed Rostow for a White House meeting. Rostow called the idea polite and not a definite answer, noting the President would see them when well.
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UPI
Richard R. Fernandez
New York
Vietnam
White House
Walter W. Rostow
Fernandez
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Johnson
Rostow
Nixon avoids endorsement of Kissinger Viet talks bombshell
President elect Nixon said he neither endorses nor objects to Kissinger's Vietnam peace view as outlined in Foreign Affairs. Spokesman Ziegler stated Nixon would present all points of view objectively and not bind the administration to Kissinger's suggestions for two level talks in Paris.
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Kissinger
New York
Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
Foreign Affairs
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Treasury
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Chicago
Harvard University
Paris
Hanoi
Washington
Saigon
Nations Liberation Front
U.S
North Vietnam
Ziegler
White House
Nixon Panel Urges Strengthening Forces to Fight Organized Crime
Washington reports that a Nixon task force urges expanding the Justice Department’s anti crime division. It calls for more lawyers, direct authority over U S attorneys, and a separate division headed by an assistant attorney general. Proposals include tighter wiretap controls, enhanced immunity rules, and blocking illicit funds in interstate business.
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Nixon
Washington
Justice Department
Republican House
U.S
Department
Senate
Book thief nabbed in Atlanta library theft case
An Atlanta man was indicted for larceny and receiving stolen goods after police found 180 books and 14 art prints taken from the public library in his home. Officers also found five overdue library books among the items.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Morse Eyes Senate Decision on Election
Senator Wayne Morse said he would ask the U.S. Senate to investigate the Oregon U.S. Senate race outcome after the recount. He noted he will act only if evidence from challenged ballots proves he won, with Packwood leading by a margin in the original count.
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Ore
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Dore
U.S. Senate
Oregon U.S. Senate
Robert Packwood
Morse
Senate
Packwood
United States Senate Subcommittee On Privileges and Elections
Oregon Senate
Burglars Loot Home of Ben Glass on Cedar Avenue
Long Beach police say burglars forced a bedroom window at 2210 Cedar Ave. and ransacked the home of Ben Glass stealing two radios valued at 125 dollars. The theft was reported Thursday.
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Ben Glass
Cedar Ave
Long Beach
Oakland Harbor and Airport Project Unveiled
The Oakland Board of Port Commissioners announces an 11 million dollar improvement program for the harbor and airport. Funds will be raised by issuing bonds to build truck and rail facilities container handling capabilities and wharf upgrades in the harbor.
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Oakland In Harbor and Airport Project
Oakland
UPI
Oakland Board of Port Commissioners
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