End to Vietnam War Hints Emerges From British Efforts
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson told Parliament he reached a secret peace plan with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin aimed at ending America's Vietnam conflict. A single move by North Vietnam to cut off arms and manpower could trigger talks, coordinated with a U.S. halt in attacks, paving the way for a peace conference.
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Federal three stage plan to end housing discrimination
President Johnson will ask Congress to pass a three stage civil rights bill to end discrimination in private housing sales and rentals. The plan starts with voluntary compliance through 1967, then mandatory coverage for large apartment buildings in 1968, and all housing including existing homes by 1969.
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Nude-Photo Coed on Probation Sparks Campus Debate
Pamela Brewer, an 18 year old student from Springfield, was placed on probation for two terms after posing nude for a magazine off campus. The decision prompted a student sit in and calls for review of disciplinary rules. Also in brief, Morton Sobell lost a bid for freedom from a 30 year sentence for espionage, while Palm Springs plans a life size portrait of Bob Hope in city hall.
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Powell Probe Deepens Beyond Powell Case
Washington House investigators broaden their look to a Bahamian corporation linked to Powell matter. The report lists Huff Enterprises Ltd with Corrine Huff as president, amid other political and legal notes from court actions and celebrity sightings.
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Burglar rides off on woman’s living room bike
Long Beach police reported a burglar entered Joanne Wallace’s apartment at 1 S2 Bennett Ave and stole a $50 bicycle parked in the living room. The thief took nothing else and fled.
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Bennett Ave
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