LBJ Defends Viet Decisions in Expanded War Talk
President Johnson defended ongoing Vietnam actions and possible further moves such as mining Haiphong, saying stopping bombing could let North Vietnam escalate. He argued bombing has cost Hanoi but would not halt infiltration, and noted concerns about Soviet reactions and broader economic pressures shaping policy.
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Haiphong
Hanoi
China
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Pegee
Noth
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Uruguay
Bandit robs three Jonesville shops in 15 minute spree
A bandit in a plaid shirt robbed Softone Dry Cleaning and Laundry, Judiths Coiffure D'Art Beauditions, and Mary's Fashion Center in Jonesville Michigan on a Monday. Police said the robber used a revolver, threatened clerks and customers, and escaped with more than 200 dollars as roads were slick after snowfall.
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Gary
Halliday
Softone
Jonesville
Mich
California Place
State Po Mary's
the Post
Atlantic Ave
Pas
Sable
Boy Lost On Mountain Survives With Dogs Shelter
In North Carolina, a 5 year old boy named Charles Bryson was found alive with three dogs after disappearing Sunday evening on a snow covered mountain near Marble. He survived with the dogs using a laurel thicket for shelter as temperatures dropped below ten degrees. He was hospitalized in Andrews for frostbite but his mother says the dogs likely saved his life.
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W.C
Charles
Pedro) Bryson
North Carolina
98 Passengers Jet Liner Makes First All Automatic Landing
A Pan American Boeing 727 carrying 98 passengers completed what the airline called the first fully automatic approach and landing for any airliner with passengers. Capt William S. Ewing said the system held the plane steady in 12 knot crosswinds and turbulence with zero visibility, as snow blurred Kennedy Airport. The Boeing Sperry Phoenix auto landing system locks onto the instrument landing beam and automatically steers, adjusts speed, and descent rate.
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Pan American World Airlines
Kennedy Airport
Jamaica
Bwi
William S. Ewing
Miami
Fila
Boeing Company
Sperry Phoenix Company
Digest promotes faster thinking with practical steps now
In the March Digest a feature outlines quick reasoning tips and mental strategies. It promises tools to improve focus, decision making, and problem solving across daily life, suggesting readers adopt simple methods for clearer thinking.
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March
California Crime War Proposed by Crown and Knox Plan
Two liberal Democrats, Assemblymen Crown and Knox, proposed a $120 million yearly war on crime to raise police salaries to FBI levels, add five regional training centers, and provide equipment. The package would boost top pay from 8500 to 16000 dollars, with stronger standards and state subsidies for cities and counties.
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UPS
Robert W.crown
Alameda
John T. Knox
Richmond
Crown
Crown-Knox
FBI
Knox
California
The
John Birch Society
Copyright Change Aimed At Universal Protection Reach
Washington reports a House Judiciary subcommittee approved a broad revision of the 18 year old U S Copyright Law. The bill lengthens protection from 56 years to the owner plus 50 and covers new media such as jukeboxes and cable TV. Funding would come from federal, state and existing owners.
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U.S
Jake Coxes
Judiciary Committee
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Crown
Assembly
Ways and Means
Gov
Emment
Treasury
California Bill Aims to Liberalize Abortion Laws
Sacramento AP report on Sen. Beilenson proposing a conservative liberalization of California abortion law. He cites 100000 annual illegal abortions, estimates only 5 percent of cases would qualify, and outlines criteria including rape/incest, deformity, or risk to maternal health with hospital staff approval. Catholic opposition anticipated, some support from allies.
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California
Anthony ©. Bellenson
Beilenson
Ely
Miss Magin
Mateo County
Inc
Capitol
Patricia Law
Maginnis
Million Dollar Negotiable Notes Found at Mills College
Oakland police recovered over two million dollars in negotiable Bank of America money orders believed worth up to 2.5 million after they vanished Friday. Rail express driver Ernest Dossta found them at the bottom of an embankment while recalling a curve near the college. Investigators retraced Dossta’s route with police and bank detectives.
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Mills College
Bank of America
Railway Express
Ernest Dosst
Alvin Long
Dossa
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