Fulbright seeks full probe of Vietnam policy on TV clash
Senator Fulbright called for a full congressional investigation of U S Vietnam policy. Assistant Secretary Bundy defended Gulf of Tonkin actions and the Tonkin resolution, while Fulbright questioned the decision making and disclosure. Thieu in Saigon defended arrests as Viet Cong kidnappings were denied, calling Thieu’s explanations ridiculous.
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Washington
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Johnson
William P. Bundy
Gulf of Tonkin
Sen. Fullabright
Fulbright
Bundy
U.S
Congress
White House
Boch
Maddox
C. Turner Joy
Senate’ Foreign Relations Committee
North Vietnam
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
South
Saigon
Thieu
Merchants Tied to Race Riots Described in Testimony
Testimony before President Johnsons riot study commission described city riots last summer as fueled by ghetto conditions and by merchants whose sharp practices harmed the poor. Earl Johnson of the OEO urged addressing underlying exploitation, while Columbia Universitys David Caplovitz linked consumer abuse to the riots. Clarence G. Adamy of the National Association of Food Chains cited a 5 percent rise in food prices as a factor in ghetto anger.
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Washington
U.S
Hettos
Johnson
Gt Earl Johnson Jn
Legal Services Oe
Office of ‘Conomic Opportunity
Ssyvatts
Newark
N.J
David Caplovitz
Columbia University
Watts
Leam
Caplovitz
Clarence G. Adamy
National Association of Food Chains
Adamy
Tam
Panama Canal Closure Threat After Tanker Blocks Channel
A tanker named Shozan Maru ran aground in the Panama Canal blocking the forepeak and leaving a six to eight foot high hole ten feet above the keel. Officials say the canal could stay closed for several weeks as salvage plans unfold with 63 ships anchored and air being pumped into flooded tanks to lift the vessel. The ship, 743 feet long and bound from Peru to Dunkirk with iron ore, cannot be circled and its cargo remains unharmed.
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Atlantic
Pacific
A. L. Gallin
The
Panama Canal Co
Gallin
Robert Kerr
Peru
Dunkirk
France
Kerr
Unsolved Long Beach Murder Hints at 1963 Slaying
A reader recalls Pauline Anderson a schoolteacher found strangled in her car on a Long Beach street near Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway on June 30, 1963. Police say the murder remains unsolved with several suspects questioned and released.
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Action Line
Long Beach
Sta
Tucker Wild Bird Sanctuary
Or_ Baange
Mojeska Canyon
Crawford
Bob Busenbark
Palostai Verdes
Pacific Coast Highway
Tor- Ryance
Pauline Anderson
J.S
San Francisco News Strike Ends and Papers Plan Restart
A 52 day SF strike ended as 15 unions approved three year contracts with the San Francisco Printing Co. Pickets withdraw. Chronicle and Examiner to resume Wednesday. Wage increases of 10 per week first two years and 12 the third. joint talks at Feb. 28, 1971 renewal.
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San Francisco
Mailers
Sam Kagel
Kagel
March of Dimes drive tops in ABC district schools
The 20 schools in the ABC district serving Artesia Cerritos and Hawaiian Gardens raised $1 945 for the 1968 March of Dimes campaign led by co chairmen John Turriff and Carlton Corey. The total is 60 cents more than last year with Artesia High School reporting the highest sum at 381 dollars.
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Artesia
Cerritos
Hawaiian Gardens
John Turriff
Carlton Corey
Cochairmen
Artesia High School
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Weber’s Bread
Fresh Daily
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Caen
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Philco Distributors, Inc
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