Rusk Sees World Shock If U S Aid Moratorium Enacted
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that halting U S foreign aid would trigger a major global shock. He said defeating the 2.9 billion dollar aid bill would create a situation no new administration would want to face amid warnings of worsening peace talks in Vietnam. Meanwhile in Vietnam U S commanders claimed victory in the A Shau Valley as Marines and South Vietnamese forces contest three North Vietnamese regiments near Dong Ha with DMZ artillery support.
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Dean Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Saigon
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A Shau
Dong Ha
Israel celebrates 20 years as Jerusalem parade shocks world
Israelis marched through Jerusalem in a 20th anniversary celebration with 4 500 troops and 45 vehicles along a five mile route. A Soviet built MIG211 fighter was flown by an Iraqi defector as American built Skyhawks led the aviation display. Arab nations protested and regional tensions rose.
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Draft Lottery Urged by Rockefeller at Iowa Address
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller urged replacing the draft with a national lottery system and backed granting 18 year olds the vote. He told about 8,000 students and faculty at the University of Iowa that a name would enter a one year lottery with draft eligibility only if not drawn before war needs rise.
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Morse Attacks Crime Bill as Back Door Restriction
Sen. Wayne Morse denounces the omnibus crime control bill as legislatively underhanded. He cites the polemical sections on wire tapping and handguns, while praising only the federal grants to improve local law enforcement.
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Wayne Morse
Oregon Democrat
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Lindsay cites reports of police brutality at Columbia University
New York Mayor John Lindsay said he has reliable independent reports that some police used excessive force evacuating demonstrators from Columbia University buildings. He praised overall police restraint and ordered a formal report within three days on brutality charges and plainclothes use.
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Marlon Brando
Harlem
Brother's Plea From James Earl Ray Surrender Request
Jerry Ray the brother of James Earl Ray urged his sibling to surrender citing he is the most wanted man in the country. He described Ray as not violent and suggested he may have been used in a conspiracy while noting rumors of money from news reports.
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Martin Luther King
Ray
Chicago Sun-Times
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Jerry
Mexico
FBI Agent Jack Temple resigns after 20 years of service
Jack Temple a 53 year old Santa Monica resident and brother of Shirley Temple Black resigned from the FBI after two decades of service. He cited fatigue from seven day work weeks and said he worked in St Paul Phoenix and Tucson before his Los Angeles assignment fourteen years ago. Franz Rademacher described as a willing helper of Eichmann was released after five year sentence but given four years probation for wartime murder of 3300 Jews.
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Kennedy Son Arrested After Rock Throwing Incident
The 12 year old son of Senator Robert F Kennedy was detained by police in McLean Virginia after a rock throwing incident on a state highway near the Kennedy home. He and another boy were taken to a police sub station but no charges were filed and they were returned home. Kennedy apologized saying the boy is generally well behaved and distressed by the events.
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Indiana
JOLSON STAR VAN JOHNSON WIFE WINS DIVORCE IN SANTA MONICA
Eve Lynne Johnson obtained a default divorce Thursday in Santa Monica Superior Court ending a 21 year marriage to actor Van Johnson. Separated since 1960, she charged extreme mental cruelty. They have a 20 year old daughter Schuyler and she has two sons from her first marriage to actor Keenan Wynn.
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Eve Lynne
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Beach area court decree details and fees
An Independent 1968 notice from Los Angeles County lists a decree number C-10280 issued October 6. The document mentions Beach Street and Pine Avenue locations with monetary figures 42.00 and 36.08, indicating associated fees or charges within a court adjudication.
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