Cranston Backed in San Diego Senate Bid
Four leading San Diego Democrats including Armistead, Roger Theis, and Liam Sommer support State Controller Alan Cranston for the US Senate if Senator Engle cannot continue. Cranston says he would win only if Engle does not seek reelection, with Carter noting Cranston as a natural and able choice for California.
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Alan Cranston
Senate
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Engle
Armistead
Roger Theis
Liam Sommer
Cranston
Mready
Carter
Campaig
California
Rek Arranges Meet on Conflict in Borneo
UPI reports in Kuala Lumpur that the Philippines mediates the US Cambodia quarrel while Kennedy pursues peace by proposing a summit among Sukarno Macapagal and Tengku Abdul Rahman. If conflict persists, U S involvement and wider entanglement are possible per TV Malaysia interview.
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Borneo
Kuala Lumpur
UPI
Philippines
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Kennedy
Sukarno
Diosdado Macapagal
Malaysia
Tengku Abdu Rahman
Television Malaysia
United States
Cuba Lent Coffee Rations to Sugar Camp Workers in Havana
Havana reports say the Cuban government increased coffee allowances for cane cutters to 744 ounces per week while all other Cubans receive 8 ounces. The note connects to broader regional diplomacy with Cambodia, Malaysia, and the Philippines signaling ceasefire talks and demilitarized zones.
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Rev O'Brien rites slated for Friday
The Rev Francis O'Brien former assistant pastor at Holy Innocents Church dies in Torrance. Rosary Thursday 8 pm Solemn High Requiem Mass Friday 10 am at Holy Innocents. He was native of Waterford Ireland served at Holy Innocents 1958 to 1962 then moved to Little Church of Mary Torrance. Survived by a brother in Ireland and a sister also in Ireland.
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Holy Innocents Church
Torrance
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Waterford County
Ireland
Fragmented OCR Note Unsure Text About Names
The readable text is garbled with many misspellings and missing context. It mentions unclear names and numbers, and icons of potential locations or actions but no coherent event or confirmable facts to summarize.
Pupil Gains in Orange County Told
Orange County surpassed San Diego to boast California s second largest school population. In the 1963-64 first semester Orange County enroll ment reached 264 649 a 119 percent rise from the prior year while San Diego County stood at 249 955 up 1 percent. Los Angeles County led with 1 185 980 en rollments a 42 percent gain. Statewide enrollment rose 5 6 percent.
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Orange
San Diego
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Orange County
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Los Angeles County
Goldwater Urges Moderation on Civil Rights Bill in NH
In Manchester Goldwater said he opposed discrimination but warned the civil rights bill may go too far. He pressed at New England College in Henniker and addressed GOP concerns about centralized government. He skipped lengthy campaigning and contrasted with Rockefeller’s Granite State push.
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Congress
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New England College
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Elephant minded Florence writer heads to India
Mana Borgese daughter of the late Nobel Prize winning novelist Thomas Mann has left Florence for India to write a book on elephant intelligence and psychology.
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Mana Borgese
Thomas Mann
India
Glenn to Quit Marines by Retirement in March
Washington dispatch reports astronaut John H. Glenn plans to retire from the Marine Corps around March 1 during a campaign for the Senate. The Ohio Democrat candidate cited 21 years of service and a pension equal to half his base pay, totaling $555 monthly, and said he will avoid meetings with President Johnson or political conferences while in Washington.
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John H. Glenn
Senate
Marine Corps
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Ohio
Columbus
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Johnson
Objection to French China Tie Surfaces in Moscow
Soviet diplomatic sources said Khrushchev voiced no objection to France recognizing Red China after a Kremlin meeting with French Ambassador Maurice Dejean during a reception for Fidel Castro of Cuba.
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Khrushchev
France
Red China
Maurice Dejean
Kremlin
Fidel Castro
Cuba
L B Library Debate Probes Red Topics and Censorship
Long Beach City Council ordered an investigation into charges that the public library censors anti Communist materials. They directed City Manager Mansell to report on a Kesler complaint and a San Francisco hearing cited government pamphlets and a pamphlet linked to Operation Abolition. A second report was sought on alleged Communist influence at the University by the Sea amid letters from residents.
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University By the Sea
John M. Kelly
17Th St
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