Johnson Warns Hanoi in Vietnam Fighting Manifold
President Johnson and Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford warned that Americans must be ready for more hard fighting in Vietnam as Paris negotiations with North Vietnam continue. Johnson said North Vietnam intends to fight while talking and that the United States shall not be found wanting on the battlefield at a White House awards ceremony.
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Clark M. Clifford
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North Vietnam
Paris
White House
Nation eyes Hanoi offensive in South Vietnam drives Paris talks
The article reports a national effort to focus world attention on Hanoi's fierce offensive in South Vietnam. Hanoi negotiators in Paris deny regulars fight below the DMZ. The President says Hanoi directs southern forces to press the offensive to aid negotiators. He notes enemy troop and supply flows into the south are at unprecedented levels. Clifton told a Senate subcommittee that developments are disappointing but not surprising. North Vietnam has stated its aim to fight and negotiate, and preparedness is essential.
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Hanoi
South Vietnam
Paris
Dmz
Clifford
Senate Appropriations
Humphrey Gains in Harris Poll On Presidential Race
Lou Harris poll shows Hubert Humphrey leading Nixon 41 to 37 and Rockefeller 40 to 37. Kennedy trails Nixon 42 to 40 and Rockefeller 41 to 36. McCarthy lags Nixon 40 to 39 and Rockefeller 38 to 35, with George Wallace at 14 to 19 percent.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Lou Harris
Harris
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Kennedy
Nixon
Rockefeller
McCarthy
Alabama
George Wallace
UN approves pot policy against legalization campaigns
The Economic and Social Council adopted a unanimous resolution condemning campaigns to legalize cannabis. It urged governments to promote research and broaden medical and sociological information and to counter public advocacy for non medical cannabis use as a harmless drug.
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United Nations
the Economic and Social Council
Fed reports $100 million drop in U.S. gold stock
The Federal Reserve Bank on Thursday announced a $100 million decline in the nation's gold stock marking the first change since a mid March agreement among six western nations to establish a two tier gold price system.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury shows highest borrow rate since Civil War
The Treasury Department announced a new peak in borrowing costs, with Treasury securities selling above 6 percent. This marks only the second time in modern history that rates surpassed this level, the first being in 1966 during a tight money period.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Marines Rout Reds Near DMZ In Heavy Two Day Battle
A company of U S Marines routs two North Vietnamese battalions near Con Thien two miles from the base. Marine losses total 23 dead and 86 wounded while counting 203 enemy killed. Air strikes and armor supported the assault as fighting raged over two days.
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Dmz
Con Thien
A Shau
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Panhandle
Hanoi
Paris
Hitch inaugurated UC President in UCLA ceremony
Charles J. Hitch became the University of California's 13th president in a Thursday ceremony at UCLA attended by Gov Ronald Reagan and about 300 education leaders. He urged a youth university partnership to attack social ills and called for renewed commitment to the institution. Lord Franks also delivered a major address and received an honorary degree. Reagan noted the goal of producing socially responsible citizens.
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University of California
Ucla
Ronald Reagan
California
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Defense
Lord Franks
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Worcester College
Oxford University
Lawrence W. Erickson
Philip Levine
Stamp brothers plead innocent on marijuana charges in Malibu
British actor Terence Stamp and his 25 year old brother Christopher pleaded innocent at their Malibu arraignment on felony marijuana possession charges. Miss Tracy Stewart 21 of Hollywood faced a misdemeanor for being present where marijuana was used. A preliminary hearing was set for May 31 in Calabasas. Henry Ford II forecast strong auto sales and growth for 1968 despite a possible federal tax rise.
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Malibu
Tracy Stewart
Hollywood
Calabasas
Henry Ford II
Wagner nominated U S Spain ambassador by Humphrey
Former New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner named as ambassador to Spain by Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey. Bobby Seale given three years probation for carrying a loaded shotgun at the Oakland Hall of Justice. He warned by Judge Redmond Staats against weapons and criminal associates. Seale argued his candidacy for assemblyman from the 17th District requires contact with all types of people. Howard Hughes gains 23 acres on the Las Vegas Strip for 2 million under estate sale. The land lies between the Frontier and Castaways hotels. The Coffman estate’s assets required court permission. Arthur Goldberg named National Father of the Year with UN ambassador ties. Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow honored as 34 years since death. headstone stolen in Dallas. Alan Cranston condemns housing program failures and calls for a federal crash program to boost homeownership.
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Robert F. Wagner
Spain
Hubert H. Humphrey
Howard Hughes
Las Vegas “Strip
Frontier
Hughes Properties
Roscoe Coffman
Las Vegas
Quake Tilts Wellington and Reefton Areas
A dawn earthquake rocked New Zealand causing shattered windows and tilted buildings. One person died and 15 were reported missing near Reefton while Inangahua town suffered widespread damage and a freight train derailed between Inangahua and Reefton cutting roads and services.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Reefton
Inangahua
FCC Commissioner proposes abolishing agency in favor of two bodies
Robert T. Bartley of the FCC suggested on Thursday that the commission be abolished and replaced by two independent agencies plus an authority for frequency allocations. He argued the FCC is bogged down in legal procedures and cannot keep up with the state of communications art.
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Robert T. Bartley
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Bartley
Chaplin Jr Leaves Estate Valued At 5000
Actor Charles Chaplin Jr died March 20 after being found unconscious in a bathroom at his Hollywood home. His estate is valued at about five thousand dollars.
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Charles Chaplin Jr
Chaplin
Hollywood
Civil rights suit over post office clerk fired for out of wedlock
Neil Mindel says he was dismissed from the San Francisco Post Office for living with a woman out of wedlock. ACLU filed suit in U.S. District Court naming the Civil Service Commission the postmaster general and San Francisco postmaster Lim P. Lee. Johnny Rosselli convicted on six immigration counts in Los Angeles. James Jackson meets Ho Chi Minh in North Vietnam. John A. Gronouski resigns as ambassador to Poland to back Humphrey. departure planned for Washington Sunday.
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Neil Mindel
San Francisco
The
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District Court
Civil Service Commission
U.S
Lim P. Lee
Johnny Rosselli
Los Angeles
Daily newspaper notice fragment from Long Beach California
Fragmentary OCR text shows a daily publication details at Sixth St and Pye Long Beach California. Mentions second class entry date and dedication by court and Los Angeles County with a decree number and dates in 1941 and 1943. Partial readable entities include Long Beach and California.
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Pye Long Beach
Calif
Long Beach
Sey Court
Angeles County
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