Film Smashes 2nd Assassin Theory
UPI reports Warren Commission critic Mark Lane said 58 of 90 witnesses judged shots came from behind a wooden fence rather than Oswald's building, doubting the Itek film analysis. Lane noted the fence area on a knoll overlooking Dealey Plaza and argued observers’ estimates cannot disprove a second shooter.
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Reagan Accuses LLC of Stalling on Tuition
The report notes delays as data gathering continues with high school seniors surveyed and results not expected until mid August. Joint project spans the Coordinating Council for Higher Education UC and California State Colleges with the College Entrance Examination Board evaluating aid programs and potential tuition ranging from 200 to 400. Max Rafferty attended but avoided the debate while Jesse Unruh was absent.
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Rumford housing reform urged to avert ballot clash
Democratic leaders in California urged a compromise revision of the Rumford open housing law to curb racial tension and avoid a statewide ballot fight. Senate leader Burns and Assembly Speaker Unruh urged a bill satisfying both sides while not repealing the act. Regents backed amending campus policy governance and budget plans for 1968 69, with a projected 300 million. The university's faculty salaries ranked 42nd nationally, prompting calls for higher pay to sustain excellence.
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Johnson signals limited war stance amid Vietnam crisis
President Johnson says nothing about UN doubt on wider war and stresses we remain in a limited war. He credits Ellsworth Bunker as top Saigon ally, notes Senate doves’ cautious peace hopes, and seeks $75 million urban aid. He avoids stray hints on re election plans amid July budget.
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Bill Bars Beer for Moms on Aid in California Senate
A Senate Social Welfare Committee in a 4-3 vote recommended a bill by Sen. John G. Schmitz to require welfare mothers to sign quarterly statements that they are not spending benefits on luxury items such as color TV alcohol jewelry non-emergency taxi rides out-of-state travel or car payments over 25 percent of monthly checks. The bill aims to ensure aid goes to dependent children and was amended after federal officials warned against distinctions between legitimate and illegitimate children.
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UCLA Bans Flag Fires After Rhodesian Protest
UCLA suspended all flag burning on campus pending a review of Wednesday's protest in which about 2,000 people gathered to watch a Rhodesian government group burn Nazi Soviet and U N flags. Nine were hurt as fighting broke out when Nazi and Soviet flags were seized. A review board of students faculty and administrators will investigate and report to Chancellor Franklin Murphy.
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Egypts Forces Advance Toward Israel Border Amid UN Pullback
Egyptian tanks move toward the Sinai border as Israel air forces shift planes closer. UN Secretary General Thant plans to report to the General Assembly on Friday. Mortagi signals potential Egyptian response if Israel acts against Syria, while Canada seeks a Security Council meeting on peace implications.
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Tugboat Pacific Titan Catches Fire Off Attu Island
A 113-foot tugboat from Long Beach named Pacific Titan burned four miles south of Attu in the Aleutian chain. The eight crewmen abandoned ship for lifeboats as the fire broke out while towing a 150-foot barge. Ownership lies with Pacific Towboat Co. Names of crew not immediately available.
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