Johnson Discusses Viet Nam Talks and California Budget Gap
Johnson indicates informal talks with Viet Cong possible as Thieu signals openness to dialogue. U.S. officials expect Hanoi to withdraw regular forces, leaving Saigon to negotiate from strength amid a broader war strategy. California plans about 13 million more than initial budget due to legislative actions, with a 6 million General Fund surplus projected at year end.
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Sacramento
California
State Finance Department
Reagan
Ray M. Bell
Cold Southland Weekend Hits Highs in 30s and Snow
In Southern California a wintry blast left Long Beach registering highs in the 30s and subfreezing lows in suburbs near coastal mountains. Snow blanketed Big Bear and Arrowhead while foothill and desert areas saw moderate to heavy rain. Mountain resorts reported 3 to 6 feet of fresh snow and crews rescued motorists trapped by the blizzard as roads remained open to major resorts. Rescue teams aided Crestline families as supplies ran low, and sea winds cooled with patchy fog possible tonight into Friday.
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Big Bear
Arrowhead
California
Southland Mountain
Mt. Baldy
Sheriff's
Crestline
Red Mountain
Wolf Creek
Douglas
Colorado Rockies
Montana
Bozeman
Bismark
Portland
Ore
New Snow Storms Toll and Rescue Efforts Continue
Snow avalanches and damaged barns sparked fears of floods as the 5000 foot snow-melt line rose in Arizona. Air Force helicopters logged 121 missions delivering 1090 pounds of medical supplies and 40000 pounds of food to Navajo and Hopi areas while snow tractors aided resupply to isolated ranches. A bus with seven passengers stalled on U.S. 160 near Dove Creek, Colorado. Flagstaff, Arizona, recorded 17 inches in 24 hours, raising heating fuel shortages for residents.
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Air Force
Fransonticella
Utah
U.S. 160
Dove Creek
Colo
Utah Line
Flagstaff
Aziz
Weather and disaster aid cross Arizona and surrounding areas
Heavy snow and floods crippled parts of Arizona and New Mexico. National Guardsmen delivered food, 400 yiersons left homes on the Gila River reservation, 154 from Papago homes. Hopi and Navajo areas faced stalled coal and food deliveries amid 10-inch snow. Federal aid lines formed as crews worked to reach isolated ranches and towns.
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Arizona
New Mexico
New Mexi
Johnson meets allied leaders in Canberra amid Holt farewell
President Johnson began informal talks with allied chiefs of state in Canberra as part of a visit honoring Harold Holt. He held discussions with New Zealand Prime Minister Holyoake, then with John McEwen, while delegations from South Vietnam Korea Thailand Nationalist China Japan Malaysia Cambodia and others arrived. Johnson planned a memorial service for Holt in Melbourne after overnighting in Canberra.
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Australia
UPI
Johnson
Harold Holt
Rex Hotel
America
Keith Holyoake
New Zealand
Holyoake
Vietnam
John McEwen
Yairbairn Air Force Base
Parliament House
Fairbairn
South Vietnam
Korea
Thailand
China
Japan
Malaysia
Cambodia
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Melbourne
Holl
Car stereo stolen from garage by burglars
Richard Penrose of 1038 E Hreling Street reported a burglary on Wednesday. Burglars forced open the front door of his parked car and took a stereo tape recorder and tapes valued at $286.
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Richard Penrose
E. Hreling Sty
Jail Terms Stand for Protesters
Two defense lawyers failed to reduce sentences for 15 demonstrators who blocked the entrance to the Armed Forces Induction Center in Los Angeles. Municipal Judge Harold J Ackerman handed 9 to 40 days plus 15 for others, with one 10-day term, citing consistency with Oakland rulings.
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Armed Forces Induction Center
Los Angeles
Ifarold J Ackerman
Frank 5. Pestuna
Robert C. McDaniel
Oakland
McDaniel
S. Broadway
Gatland
Ackerman
Dudge Ackerman
No Pre Christmas Talks Postponed by Herald Ex Employer
Management spokespeople for the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner said contract discussions would be postponed until after the Christus holiday. Responding, Robert J. Rupert, chief negotiator, criticized the move as Hearst employees facing an unwelcome “Christie’s present.”
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Los Angeles Herald- Examiner
Christies
Hearst
Robert J. Rupert
Silent majority urged to lead to curb campus strife
In a UPI report from Burlingame the California College at University Faculty Association urged the silent majority of students and faculty at state colleges to assume leadership to prevent further campus unrest. CCUFA executive secretary Robert F. Phelps warned that problems stem from a withdrawal of responsibility and emphasized balancing freedom with order to restore public trust in higher education.
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Robert FE. Phelps
CCUFA
California Teachers Association
Phelps
San Francisco
Los Angeles
California State College Board of Trustees
Black Santa Judge Speeds Adoption in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge AL A. Scott dressed in black as Santa and agreed to expedite court procedures to enable 76 families to formally adopt children in time for Christmas. All adoptions were processed through the Bureau of Adoptions.
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Santa Claus
Los Angeles Superior Court
AL A. Scott
Bureau of Adoptions
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