Washington Signals First Viet Nam Withdrawal Move
Assistant Secretary Bundy said it is up to North Vietnam to initiate any general troop withdrawal from South Vietnam. He noted there are perfect diplomatic channels and argued President de Gaulle’s proposals require no meeting with the French leader. In Saigon, South Vietnamese and American forces repelled Viet Cong attacks, killing at least 276 as helicopters and jets supported ground troops. The U.S. aid effort in South Vietnam has surged, with about 900 Americans involved now, and a study on a priority system for the vast aid program under way. In Belgrade, Tito announced a top-to-bottom reorganization of the Communist Party to align with practicality after the July Central Committee plenum. In Honolulu, Gen. Paul Thiry outlined three planned French nuclear tests at Mururoa, beginning Sept. 10, with one device to be thermonuclear. In Noumea, de Gaulle told islanders they are a vital part of France.
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Civil rights march meets hostility in Cicero clash and other regional notes
About 250 civil rights demonstrators faced insults rocks and cherry bombs during a two hour march through Cicero Illinois where National Guard troops were deployed to keep the peace. In Austin Texas a 400 mile walk by Mexican Americans and farm workers officials highlighted wage and organizing struggles. In Bonn Willy Brandt called for the resignation of defense minister amid military leadership resignations. Washington centrals eyed Medicaid cost and New York Medicaid program. Pennsylvania research under fire. New Delhi Indira Gandhi pledges economic cooperation amid tension. Key West reports a Peace Corps training center flare up due to barbers refusing services. Gary Indiana notes a Canadian jail escape flight into Indiana. San Francisco Bishop Pike questions the existence of an all powerful all knowing God.
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Rubens painting found in scrap frames worth $250000
London art finds reveal a long lost Rubens work in a York scrap dealer’s frames bought by Robert Savage in 1933. Christie's auction halted when experts ruled the painting authentic, with a potential value surpassing 100000 pounds. Nearby, Byrd Sr. remains near death, a girl recovers from severe burns, and Miss America Deborah Bryant plans to invest her prize money. A Sicily man is jailed for breach of promise after two fiancés learn of wedding plans.
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Labor Day wage guideposts under fire as cost of living climbs
Labor unions enter Labor Day amid a wage guidepost dispute with the Johnson administration. Prices rise faster than workers gains as strikes loom over antistrike legislation. The average factory worker earns 111.10 weekly, up only 4.65 from a prior period, while prices erode real purchasing power and challenge the 3295 annual raise benchmark.
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Inflation Debate Shapes Labor Policy Claims
Viewpoint analysis argues inflation profits skew wage growth with unit labor costs falling 8 percent since 1960 while factory product prices rose 1.7 percent, fueling concerns unions seek gains for themselves. Meany and policymakers warn wage rises must align with productivity to avoid destabilizing price escalation.
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Independent Daily Long Beach Public Notice Carrier Delivery Rates
Public notice from Long Beach Calif listing delivery by mail and carrier rates including a 39.00 single copy and monthly charges 40.75 and 3.35. Filed with Superior Court Los Angeles County decree 6-10280 adjudicated October 6 1941. Published daily except Sundays at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue Long Beach California.
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AIDS $4 Qoo Complete Hearing Aid Ad
Japanese engineers create a compact ear worn hearing aid featuring tone control and adjustable volume priced at four dollars. The device promises clear voice reception and simple use. Motte Hearing Service offers delivery from 144 Locust Ave Long Beach contact 432 3457.
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Locust Ave
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Tiny Hearing Aid Micro-Circuit Promises Big Clarity
An advertisement touts a micro circuit smaller than a match head that powers itself and fits deep inside the ear. It claims effective correction of light or heavy nerve loss with low user cost and offers potential eligibility for free hearing help through a California state medical assistance plan. Call 4325457 or write Audivex Hearing Aids, 144 Locust Ave., Long Beach.
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