Vietnam Peace Talks and Global Reactions Outline
Reports from Washington London Rome and Seoul outline moves toward Vietnam peace. President Johnson urges Congress to approve 500 million dollars in food for India. North Vietnam bombings threaten preliminary talks. Soviet and Chinese actors call for peace while criticizing U.S. actions. A Melbourne murder and a Seoul border clash are also noted.
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Senate Rejects Tight Controls on Employee Outside Activities
Senate rejected 49 to 28 a Baker era ethics proposal limiting lawmakers outside business roles. Critics urged awaiting a special ethics panel review. Democrats pressed for wage guidance amid inflation concerns. Johnson faced GOP criticism of his budget while pursuing Senate ratification of a Soviet consulate treaty. Apollo Lunar Orbiter 3 readiness and a draft Selective Service study also featured in the day’s national briefings.
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Detective No. Reddin Named Los Angeles Police Chief
Detective No. 1 Thomas J. Reddin was named Los Angeles police chief on Thursday amid praise from community leaders and officers, succeeding the controversial William H. Parker who died last July. Reddin, 50, had served 26 years on the force and led the detective bureau since last July, after being deputy chief since 1960. The selection followed months of deliberation by the Police Commission who sought a highly qualified leader acceptable to all community elements, especially African Americans. Reactions among leaders were mixed, with some wary of Parker’s policies and others hopeful Reddin would steer reforms.
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Tax claim against Billy James Hargis over taxes
The Rev Billy James Hargis founder director of a right wing group fights a tax claim for more than 9000 dollars in back income taxes. The US Tax Court shows the IRS says he failed to pay 5061.14 dollars in income taxes for 1959 1960 and 1961 while with Christian Echoes Ministry of Tulsa Oklahoma.
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