Viet War Aid Approved by House Panel
The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted unanimously to approve extra funding for Vietnam totaling 225 million dollars. McNamara warned of tough times as Laos tensions rise and defense officials delivered a sobering assessment of the war effort.
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Life of Virginia reps surge in Southern California
Nearly a century old Life of Virginia advertises 100 representatives in Southern California led by Albert J. Caputo. The firm touts a free Protection Check List to potential customers and promotes its service as a key reason for its local presence at 250 Pacific Ave Long Beach.
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Viet Cop Fires On Viet Cong Bomber In Saigon
In Saigon on Thursday an American military policeman Pvt. Jesse Fontenot shot a Vietnamese cyclist who tried to bomb his pickup. The assailant Tran Van Be, a year-old mechanic, was wounded in the jaw and taken to Saigon police hospital in serious but non critical condition. The incident followed a lull in attacks on U.S. personnel.
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Governor Signs Tax Relief Bill in California
Governor Brown signed a tax relief bill in Sacramento granting state income tax relief to 1.1 million Californians. The plan includes flat deductions of 500 dollars for single taxpayers and 1,000 dollars for couples, fulfilling a two year old campaign promise and his 1962 re election platform.
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Savannah Docks Nuclear Ship Savannah Reaches Baltimore Stop
The nuclear ship Savannah docked in Baltimore on its second stop, part of a journey aimed at eliminating a tax measure and reducing global costs. The trip began earlier, involving about 120,000 in savings and broader world impact.
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LBJ Penny Drive Report Raises $1.50 to Date
President Johnson dismissed Republican pennies for Lyndon campaign as a lighthearted joke noting the effort netted only $1.50 so far. He quipped that the drive was not serious and cited a letter from Barry Goldwater among the contributions.
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Murray Dance Chain Liable in State Case
In a Sacramento Superior Court ruling, Arthur Murray Dance Studios was deemed liable under California law for activities at its studios in the state. Attorney General Stanley Mosk said the decision allows the state to pursue charges related to advertising and health practices, despite the company being chartered in Delaware and based in New York. Mosk stated the Santa Barbara suit seeks accountability for the chain’s studios in California.
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Average Republican Sent More Than a Penny He Sent a Nickel
A historic note recalls an average Republican figure who contributed more than a penny by sending a nickel, described as a wooden nickel, signaling modest yet meaningful support in a local political effort.
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