Johnson Welcomed by Koreans on Pacific Trip
President Johnson drew a huge reception in Seoul with over a million Koreans cheering as his plane landed. He praised South Korea's postwar gains and planned visits to troops before returning home. Meanwhile, Saigon faced heavy Viet Cong shelling on Independence Day, killing at least seven and wounding over 30.
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IBEW Strike at Westinghouse After Contract Expires
Nationwide picket lines began at 22 repair and electric service sites and other plants as the AFL CIO International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers walked off after midnight contract expiration. A Riverside California raid case involving a German-born U S Air Force sergeant was reported on conspiracy to espionage with a Russian diplomat in Washington. Army active duty strength is projected to reach about 1.5 million by end of March, about 200,000 more than Johnson plan, adding 75,000 to 95,000 troops to Vietnam forces.
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Shades of 1960 Campaign Reappears in 1966 Essay
The piece compares the Kennedy Nixon dynamic to the 1960 race, noting Richard Nixon’s steadier, older style versus Robert Kennedy’s youthful, mobilizing appeal. It argues the era’s moral stakes, appeals to self reliance, and vision for America, with Kennedy presenting action and sacrifice while Nixon emphasizes Americanism and gradual progress.
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Missing Acres Adjudicated Notice From Long Beach
Public notice from California court details an adjudication in Los Angeles County with case numbers and postal rates listed. It references a decree and calendar dates, indicating a formal legal action related to property or delivery service.
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Riverside coed found dead on campus in Riverside
Miss Cheri Jo Bates, 18, an attractive Riverside cheer leader, was found murdered on the Riverside City College campus. Police reported stab wounds and a slit throat, discovered by a custodian at 6 am near her compact car. Her father Joseph Bates had reported her missing earlier. A wristwatch lay near the body, with no other clues available.
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