Brown Papers in Dispute Over State Archives
Sacramento officials clash with Bancroft Library over Gov. Brown's papers as Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan seeks to keep state documents in the Archives. Brown agrees to donate his papers to UC Berkeley but conditions limit access during his life and require archival control to stay with the state. The dispute centers on whether official state records should remain in Sacramento or be given to the Bancroft Library.
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Sacramento
Frank M. Jordan
Brown
Bancroft Library
University of California
Barl Warren
Goodwin Knight
Hiram Johnson
Culbert Olson
Jordan
State
Secretary of State
Clark Kerr
William N. Davis
State Archives
Robert Becker
Becker
Jibrary
Warren
Knight
Teenagers in Rome protest police order at Piper Club
About 256 youths marched from Piazza del Popolo to the Spanish Steps in Rome protesting a police directive that bars anyone under 18 from the Piper Club, a popular dancing venue. Police recently ordered the club closed each afternoon and shut down after hours.
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Rome
Piper Club
Piazza del Popolo
Liberty
Book Film and Jackie Talk Revisions Agreement
Look magazine agreed to delete or alter 1600 words of its 60000 word serialized book on Jackie Kennedy, paying 665000 for rights while Stern German language rights cost 72500. Henri Nannen said Stern will print unchanged text and no legal steps worry him as Mrs Kennedy’s suit nears Manhattan court.
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Stern
Henri Nannen
Look
The
Kennedys
Looks
Manchester
West Germany
England
France
Italy
Namen
Nannen
Kennedy
Harper & Raw
Cowles Communications
Reac
Manhattan
Supreme Court
Viet Cong Violate Truce As Cease Fire Breaks Down
In Vietnam the Viet Cong violated a short cease fire, with fighting preceding a longer truce. U S Marines and B 52s engaged north and south of the border as American forces prepared for a 48 hour holiday pause. A U S destroyer was damaged by shellfire off the North Vietnamese coast.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Green Beret
Charlie
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
U.S. 7Th Fleet
O'Brien
Tonkin Gulf
Central Highlands
Quang Binh Province
Jun Jfheir
Gles
Sadler
Ronald Reagan
Ring and Vodka Stolen From Long Beach Home
A half bottle of Vodka and a $400 topaz ring were stolen Friday from the home of Maurine B Pfeiffer at 4356 Gaywood Ave Long Beach police said.
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Maurine B. Pfeiffer
Gaywood Ave
Long Beach
Crittenden Resigns as California Highway Patrol Chief
Bradford M. Crittenden, California Highway Patrol Commissioner and State Public Safety Agency head, resigns to take effect on Reagan's January 2, 1967, day. The 54 year old lawyer and former San Joaquin County district attorney plans to rest and perhaps teach in law enforcement rather than return to administration. He was appointed by Gov Brown in 1959 and earns 22500 annually.
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Sacramento
Bradford M. Crittenden
California Highway Patrol
Brown
Crittenden
State Public Safety Agency Administration
Ronald Reagan
Dan
Reagan
Preumey San Joaquin
Thomas ©. Reed
Isecretary
Five Die as Propane Truck Falls on Cars in Kentucky
On the Western Kentucky Parkway near Leitchfield a liquid propane truck toppled onto two autos Friday morning around 9 30 am. Five people were killed and one survivor, George Wilford of Hopkinsville, was rescued in critical condition hours later. The truck remained on the wreckage overnight as investigators worked to remove it and identify the five victims.
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Leitchfield
George Wilford
Hopkinsville
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Lucien Haas
Gareth W. Sadler
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