Saigon under fire as Viet Cong shells hit central district
In Saigon, Communist shelling at morning rush hour killed 19 and wounded 67, with rockets tearing through downtown. No Americans injured yet casualties feared to rise. attacks included a garage hit near the American Embassy and a Rit 122mm rocket hitting a doctor’s office on Gia Long Street. In Paris, Harriman returns as peace talks stall with Hanoi demanding an end to bombing in exchange for no war reductions.
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U.N. Backs Resolution on Nuclear Weapons Treaty
The General Assembly committee approved commending the draft treaty to ban the spread of nuclear weapons by a 92 to 4 vote with 22 abstentions. Albania Cuba Tanzania and Zambia opposed the resolution. France abstained and Communist China criticized the treaty as a U.S. Soviet plot.
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Student Riots Erupt in Paris
In Paris more than 4,000 embittered students clashed with riot police in the Latin Quarter over the drowning of a youth in the Seine. Police repelled charges at the fifth district station house with tear gas. reinforcements rushed from Paris to quell the unrest.
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Supreme Court lets taxpayers sue over parochial school aid
The Supreme Court with eight to one vote opens a path for lawsuits challenging federal aid to sectarian schools. The decision, written by Chief Justice Warren, allows a New York City case by six residents to go to trial, despite Department of Justice opposition as presenting abstract issues.
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Spock Testifies Denounces War in Anti-Draft Trial
Dr. Benjamin Spock testified in Boston that he believed the Vietnam War illegal and immoral and said the U S was destroying a country that harmed no one. Mayor John V Lindsay testified as defense witness that Spock expected arrest at a New York induction center demonstration last December 5.
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Justice's Heart Beats With Timer at Walter Reed
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, 69, undergoes pacemaker implantation at Walter Reed Army Medical Center to regulate his heartbeat. He is progressing well and may leave hospital soon. secretary quips he looks better sick than others look well. The White House notes Luci Johnson Nugent and her son Patrick Lyndon visit from Austin for 10 days.
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Hughes Gift Helps Nevada Community Colleges
The state of Nevada received a $250,000 check from billionaire Howard Hughes on Monday to support maintaining and creating community colleges in the state.
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Reagan Receives Father of the Year Medal
Governor Ronald Reagan was named Father of the Year by the California Father’s Day Council. He said he is bewildered by the honor and noted he has four children. The award was presented Monday in Los Angeles.
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Actress Bella Darvi Found Unconscious in Monte Carlo Overdose
Movie actress Bella Darvi aged 44 was found unconscious in a Monte Carlo hotel room on Monday. Authorities said she had overdosed on barbiturates and her condition was reported satisfactory.
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Embezzler Receives 4 to 40 Years in Bay Area Case
Thomas Nelson Truax, 26, was sentenced in Oakland to 4 to 40 years for embezzling ABAG funds. He pled guilty to two counts involving 461,442 dollars, with total embezzlement reaching 800,000 dollars and 506,659 dollars lost. The case ties to a gambling addiction disclosed in a probation report.
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Brown case drops assault charge over unnamed accuser
Eva Marie Bohn-Chin, a model, refused to name Jim Brown as her attacker, leading the district attorney to drop assault with intent to murder claims. A separate charge of felony assault against a police officer remained.
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President Johnson Visits Walter Reed for Eisenhower Douglas
President Johnson plans a trip to Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington today to see two prominent patients former President Dwight D Eisenhower and Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas.
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Independent Classified Notices Reference
Classified notice text appears from a 1968 Long Beach publication showing contact numbers and a court decree reference. It includes an entry dated October 6 1941 and a decree number C-10280, indicating a legal or court action noted in the classified section.
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Long Beach
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Avono Beach
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