LBJ Signals Arms Talks After Nashville Dam Visit
President Johnson hinted on Saturday that he may announce on Monday a move to curb the arms race with Russia. He spoke at the dedication of the $50 million J. Percy Priest Dam near Nashville, noting he will sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and push for talks to limit offensive and defensive weapons. An estimated 3,000 to 4,000 heard him, with more along his route to the dam.
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Nashville
Johnson
Russia
United States
J. Percy Priest
Nashville Limits
House of Representatives
Washington
Greg O’rear
Suburban Witch at Institute Panel Sparks Local Fascination
Judith Malis a Huntington Beach resident and practicing witch appears at the 12th annual Pennsylvania Life and Culture Institute in Lancaster. She shares a love potion recipe and warns of its potency while noting ESP abilities and ongoing study with witches.
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Salem
Huntington Beach
Cotton Mather
Judith Malis
Pennsylvania Life and Culture Institute
Lancaster
Reagan Signs Record Budget Cuts in California
Governor Reagan signed the 1968-69 California budget ahead of deadline. He blue-penciled a total of $16.19 million, hitting UC with large cuts including a $10.24 million reduction and a $500,000 reduction in proposed salary increases. The budget stood at about $5.71 billion after the edits and faced criticism from Democrats who claimed a surplus was possible.
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Reagan
Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
Senate Assembly
California
University of California
Action Line helps readers solve problems and find contacts
Readers are invited to write or call ACTION LINE for help on consumer issues. A recent Exchange covers a disputed magazine subscription, a dentist volunteer program in Mexico, and cautions about rugged landing strips.
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Long Beach
Calif
John Ronnan
Seaside Walk
Mexico
USC
Action Line
Jo Ronnan
Gift Exchange of California Offers Duplicate Gift Solution
J C Paramount suggests taking extra bridal gifts to Gift Exchange of California. Stores at 8823 W Pico Blvd Los Angeles and 1237 Memory Lane Santa Ana appraise new undamaged items at retail value. Exchange charges 20 percent. credits issued if no suitable item. Ted Margulis notes 20 stores franchised with plans for Long Beach. Los Angeles shop displays about 5000 items including an 11 foot sailboat and a stainless steel kitchen sink.
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J.C
Paramount
Gift Exchange of
California
W. Pico Blvd
Los Angeles
Memory Lane
Santa Ana
Exchange
Ted Margulis
Long Beach
Worst Atrocity of War Buries 88 at Son Tra Village
Survivors recount a Viet Cong raid on Son Tra 12 miles from Chu Lai killing 88 villagers and wounding many as U S Marines and allied forces held a distant defense. The attack left 3 000 residents homeless and destroyed about 50 homes in a coastal cove near the South China Sea.
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Model Viet Village
Saigon
VPS
Son Tre
U.S
Son Tra
Ton Son Nhut
Chu Lai
South China Sea
President May Visit Mexico City
President Johnson may visit Latin America after a July Texas trip. Reports point to San Jose Costa Rica and Mexico City with Johnson hinting at a future tour. He said at a news conference he would go “when I can.”
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Washington
Johnson
Latin America
Texas
White House
San Jose
Costa Rica
Mexico City
Police Tear Gas Routs 4 000 at Berkeley Demonstration
Berkeley UPI report says tear gas was used for a second night to disperse about 4 000 students and onlookers blocking Telegraph Avenue from the University of California. Roughly 80 officers moved in after several hours as barricades formed at intersections and a rock band played from a portable stage. Mayor Wallace Johnson met with a demonstration leader to offer talks on issues.
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Berkeley
Airliner Hijacked to Havana Forces Flight to Cuba
A gunman boarded a Southeast Airlines DC3 after takeoff from Marathon Florida and forced the plane and its 20 occupants to Havana Cuba. The pilot Capt George Prellezo radioed Key West tower saying he had a gun and was heading to Cuba. The crew included a copilot stewardess Mary Ann Kimball and 17 passengers. Radio Havana described the pilot as a Cuban deserter who will be tried in Cuba.
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Cuba
Key West
Southeast Airlines
George Prellezo
Mary Ann Kimball
Radio Havana
United States
Aeropostal
Wife at Party Says She Once Was Engaged to Another
A bemused wife tells her husband at a social gathering to avoid appearing miserable as a man arrives, remarking she was engaged to him before meeting the current spouse. The exchange captures a wry moment of courtship humor observed at the gathering.
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Belial
Clanking Cantankerous Pontoon Bridge Closes Forever
A note directs readers to page A-8 for the closing of a clanking pontoon bridge. The item signals a permanent shutdown and promises further coverage in the issue.
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