Arnheiter Charged With Asking Self for Medal
Navy files show Lt. Cmdr. Marcus Aurelius Arnheiter suggested the Silver Star phrasing for himself and urged subordinates to back the award during his command of the USS Vance on Vietnam duty. He was dismissed in 1966 amid the Arnheiter affair. Informal hearings are being held by Rep. Resnick as Arnheiter seeks a formal court of inquiry.
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Navy
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William T. Generous Jr
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U S Hanoi at Odds in Paris Talks
United States and North Vietnam outlined divergent starting positions in Paris negotiations. Hanoi seeks immediate bombing halt and predominance of the Viet Cong, while Washington demands free elections for South Vietnam and mutual withdrawal with restraint. President Johnson declared May 30 a day of prayer for peace.
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Bandits Rob Two Oil Stations In Willowbrook Split Loot
Two men in dark suits with narrow hats robbed a Humble and a United Oil station on Imperial Highway within hours. At noon they forced attendant Cleophus Morrow into a walk in safe at United Oil and took 3500 dollars. Earlier about 9 30 a m they took 40 dollars from Humble Oil where Virgil Gulley worked alone. Both stations reported the robbers used a pistol and fled after tying Morrow.
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Cleophus Morrow
United Oil Co
Imperial Highway
Morrow
E. Imperial
Virgil Gulley
Capital Shantytown Rising and Ab ernathy Erection
Capital Shantytown Rising proclaimed a march for meaningful jobs and a guaranteed annual wage. Ab ernathy appeared fatigued as the moment to erect the structure continued.
Suburbs Zoned for White Only Spotlighted by Commission
A presidential commission linked zoning to racial exclusion, noting that land-use rules raise costs and hinder minority housing in urban areas. The report cited economic segregation with racial overtones and named Paul H. Douglas as chair. Demonstrations and organized marches toward Washington accompanied the findings.
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UPI
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Illinois
National Commission On Urban Problems
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Negro Doctor Blames White Racism for Bankruptcy
Dr. William S. Hendricks, a Los Angeles physician, said white racism caused the collapse of his practice and he will picket the California Physicians Service to collect eighteen thousand dollars he says CPS owes him. A CPS spokesman in San Francisco denied racism claims and noted the service is largely computerized.
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Poli
San Francisco
Murphy Sees No Surtax Without Spending Cuts
Senator George Murphy predicts the Johnson Administration will not gain approval for a six billion dollar income tax surcharge unless a corresponding cut in spending is enacted. He spoke at a Republican fundraiser, urging that tax increases accompany spending reductions to avoid a low mood and potential depression.
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UPI
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Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
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Congress
Freeway Offramp Closure and Newport Counter Delays
The westbound Willow Street offramp on the Long Beach Freeway closes 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today for pavement repair. Newport Freeway traffic counters cause delays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. north and south of Walnut Avenue in Orange, with at least one lane open in each direction.
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Tolmach Backs Kennedy for Presidential Nomination
Janet Tolmach, Southern California Democratic Women chairwoman, announced Monday her support for Senator Robert F Kennedy for the presidential nomination.
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Los Angeles
Janet Tolmach
Southern California
Democratic Women’s
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Reagan Officers Deny Stop Nixon Plans After Meeting
Honolulu reports Gov. Ronald Reagan met Sunday in a hotel room with Leo-nard Hall, a Rockefeller strategist. A Reagan spokesman said the closed door session was social and not related to any Stop Nixon movement or a Rockefeller Reagan ticket.
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Ronald Reagan
Rockefeller
Leonard Hall
Reagan
Lyn Nofziger
Hall
Richard Nixon
Samoa
Guam
Rocky Ronnie Ticket Eyed by Sen Morton
Sen Thruston B Morton a Kentucky Republican said Rockefeller Reagan ticket could emerge from the 1968 Republican convention. He noted Rockefeller and Reagan may not be ideologically far apart enough to prevent a joint ticket.
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Ronnie
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Washington
Nyts
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Thruston B. Morton
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Morton
Alioto Predicts Humphrey Nomination On Second or Third Ballot
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto said Humphrey will likely win the Democratic nomination by the second or third ballot after discussions with Johnson and Humphrey. He noted he may join a big city mayors committee backing Humphrey and dismissed backers voting for McCarthy to thwart Kennedy in California.
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Joseph L. Alioto
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Alioto
Humphrey
California
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Reagan proposes lifelong college graduate tax plan
Gov Ronald Reagan urged Western governors to study a lifelong premium tax on college graduates to help repay education costs. He spoke at the Western Governors Conference opening session in Honolulu.
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Western Governors Conference
GOP
Honolulu
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