US envoy Harriman in Paris talks on Vietnam framework
US chief negotiator W Averell Harriman met Saigon's top representative in Paris for about forty minutes in an emergency conference. Reports said South Vietnam may reverse its boycott and attend expanded talks including the Viet Cong, Hanoi, and the United States, backing President Johnson's broadened negotiation plan.
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Paris
UPI
W. Averell
Harriman
Saigon
South Vietnam
Meeting Inc
An Ansoance
South
John Harriman
Pham Dang Lam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Washington
U.S
Saie
United States
Johnson
Lain
Hanoi
Jonson
Fragmentary Nixon Era Talks Mention North Vietnam Actions
The text appears to reference Vietnam negotiations and U S positions, noting Vietnam's participation in Paris talks and the potential impact of U S actions on bombardment stops. It cites North Vietnamese roles and suggests decisions about force used in stopping bombing.
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Sietnam
Secre
Paris
Uni
North Vietnam
United States
State Department
National Liberation Front
NLF
Medi-Cal hearing probes medical fraud and nursing home abuse
At a legislative hearing, officials including attorney general Alex Okrand and Blue Shield executives discussed Medi-Cal claims review, billing practices, and widespread concerns. Critics warned of insufficient oversight, while nursing home operators denied widespread kickbacks and called for due process in enforcing fraud penalties. A follow-up hearing was planned for January to consider needed changes.
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Miller
Alex Okrand
Veneman
Los Angeles County
Okrand
Harry Parke
Blue Shield
Parke
Prigden
California Dental Association
Malcolm C. Todd
Jong Beach
California Medical Association
ESD
Medi Iso
Ita
Davis
HCS
Aid
Donald Gormly
California ‘Association of Nursing Homes
Gormly
Thomas
C. Lynch
Ronald Reagan
Davia
Isc
Medi-Cal Pengram
California
Janus
Sheriff Opposes Rent-Writ Enforcement Law
Sheriff Pitchess criticizes a new law effective Wednesday that compels deputies to serve writs of restitution to tenants and inventory property during evictions. He cites management problems, safety hazards, and possible lawsuits while noting deputies face extended, demanding duties and staffing strains. The statute governs removal of tenants and transfer of landlord possession in eviction actions.
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Pitchess
Sheriff
25 Dead as Storm Moves to Canada
A Nor easter moving from the U S east coast toward Canada left at least 25 dead across eight states. The storm brought hurricane strength winds two feet of snow in inland areas and widespread power outages. Montreal area saw snow and continued gusty winds with a forecast of flurries into Thursday. Lobster industry and coastal areas faced damage as traps and properties were swept away and power crews worked to restore service.
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Boston
UPI
Maine
Canada
JS. Weather Bureau
Nova Scotia
Wea Canada
United States
Seaboard
Montreal
Montrea
New England
Lobster Dustry
Lewis A. Orsillo
Atlantic Lobstermen's Cooperative “Inc
Saugus
Mass
Orsilla
York
Lynwood Car Crashes Claim Three Lives in Orange County
In Orange County three people died after crashes on the Newport Freeway near Riverside and near El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. Jean Ruden, 36, of Riverside, died at St Joseph's Hospital after losing control and being ejected. Laura Mae Gibson, 48, of Bowlen Street, died at the scene on Trabuco Road. Delores M. Rubenthaler, 41, of Evergreen Avenue, died on arrival at St Francis Hospital in Lynwood. Keith Herbert, 20, of El Toro, was treated at the base station and released in satisfactory condition. Police indicated one death may have been due to a heart attack.
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Gale
Appa Hi Po Wood
Jay
Dorothy
Jean Ruden
Riverside
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Orange
Newport
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Laura Mae Gibson
Bowlen St
NCO
Cluo
Trabuco Road
Keith Herpert
Toro
Station
South Gate
Delores M. Rubenthaler
Evergreen Ave
Avas
St. Francis Hospital
Lynwood
Redwood Bank President Charged In Pot Case
Byron Leydecker 41, Redwood National Bank president and former Marin County supervisor, faces felony marijuana possession charges filed Wednesday. He agreed to surrender in Municipal Court Thursday for arraignment. The case stems from Oct 25 when police found partly smoked marijuana and a pound in a Tiburon home after a 7-year-old son reported being left with his mother. Leydecker was appointed to the San Rafael Board of Supervisors in 1963 and served until 1967 after Gov Brown named him to the post.
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Rafaela
Byron Leydecker
Redwood National Bank
Marin County
Dist
Bruce Bales
Leydecker
Albert Bianchi
Bales
Leyldecker
Patricia Rabuzzi
Tiburon
Rabuzzi
Victor Carrara
San
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