Nixon proposes international eyes for arms control Open Skies idea revived
Nixon outlined a plan for a reconnaissance satellite agency under international auspices to observe both U S and Soviet forces as part of arms control. He stressed strength amid negotiations and referenced Eisenhower's Open Skies proposal. The broadcast accompanied a New Jersey campaign stop with some heckling from protesters.
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Soviet Union
Nixon
Eisenhower
Geneva
Nikita Krushchev
New Jersey
Community answers seek crossing aid and care options
Readers ask about traffic safety for Mark Twain Elementary, adult care for a mentally challenged son, and clock repairing classes. The Long Beach Police will station an officer 3:15 to 4:00 p.m. at Clark Avenue and Carson Street to supervise crossing. Resources include Intercommunity Exceptional Children's Home and School, public social services, and local foundations. clock shop owner offers hands on instruction at Snow's Clock Shoppe.
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Carson Street
M.A
Long Beach
John Gillespie
Gillespie
McDonnell-Douglas
Grand Ave
Alice Mason
Ctor
Social Service
Los Angeles County Department of Public Social Services
Long Beach Blvd
Mental Retardation Regional Center
Children’s Hospital of
Los Angeles
California Department of Mental Hygiene
Private Institutions Bureau
New York Police End Work Slowdown Over Court Order
Police in New York City voted to obey a court order and end their work slowdown after a week of diminished arrests. Firemen threatened a full strike to force wage concessions, while a teacher strike persisted over job security for white teachers amid a minority neighborhood dispute. Mayor Lindsay praised the police move as a stabilizing act.
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Lindsay
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John J. Cassese
Johnson blasts Nixon in Huntington airport remarks
President Johnson criticizes Richard Nixon for only two years of public decisions and accuses the Republican ticket of a stage centered campaign with balloons and commercials. He argues Hubert Humphrey has been in public life and emphasizes a goal of peace in the world during a dam dedication trip to Pikeville Kentucky.
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Granddaughter of LBJ Debuts in Bethesda Photos
Lynda Johnson Robb and her infant daughter released in photographs at Bethesda Naval Hospital. A pink rose arrived from absent husband Marine Capt. Charles Robb. Grandparents James S. Robb and wife visited, noting the child resembles Charles. The Johnsons plan tape letters to Robb in Vietnam.
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Johnson
Lynda Robb
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Washington
Lynda Johnson Robb
Charles Robb
James S. Robb
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles
Johnsons
Vietnam
Lewis Walt
Marine Corps
Walt
President Presses for Peace in Vietnam
The article reports U S and Hanoi officials debating a possible halt to bombing in Vietnam. The National Liberation Front is cited as the authentic representative of southern people. Ellsworth Bunker met Thieu several times on reconciling demands while the State Department offered no comment. The administration seeks assurances from the Communists before halting bombs.
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National Liberation Front
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South Vietnam
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State Department
Hit Run Drag Racer Kills Father of 7
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Lee Henderson a 36 year old father of seven was struck and killed by a hit and run driver during a drag race. Mrs Gay Munns 19 was arrested charged with felony hit run and drag racing. Two Marines Sgt Ramon Adler 24 and Cpl James Feger 21 with the driver were also arrested in connection with the drag racing.
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Ramon Adler
James Feger
Humphrey Sees Swing Toward Democrats in Final Campaign Push
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, in the last week of his bid for the presidency, says he leads or has a 50 to 50 chance in states with 251 electoral votes and could win seven more states totaling 98 votes. He cites rising Democratic support and predicts Nixon may become irascible as the race tightens.
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Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
California
Nixon
Washington
Agnew
Edmund Muskie
Curtis LeMay
Inouye
Diamonds Opal Jewelry Offer From Lawson's Jewelers
Lawson's Jewelers of Long Beach markets Australian opals in rough form cut in Hong Kong. They cut, polish, and grade opals, reserving the finest for rings and pendants while selling others to manufacturers. They promote low prices, suggest shopping and comparing, and offer guest talks on gems.
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Australia
Hong Kong
Lawson's Jewelers
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Rafferty fault cited for California education woes in Lakewood
Democratic candidate Alan Cranston accused Republican Max Rafferty of sharing major responsibility for California education failures and rising juvenile crime. Cranston cited low reading and arithmetic scores, 3 567 juvenile arrests, 688 runaways, and campus disorders, urging a halt to the Vietnam War and a de-Americanization effort. He spoke alongside Inouye and local Democratic hopefuls at Lakewood Shopping Center.
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Garden Grove
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Rafferty
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Vietnam
Johnson
North Vietnam
Lakewood Center
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Inouye
Spiro T. Agnew
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