California banker Rand named to federal loan board
Robert L. Rand of Glendale was named by President Johnson to the three man Federal Home Loan Bank Board. The action, seen as boosting California influence, places Rand on a regulatory body that sets rates for savings and loan associations. Rand, a Republican, would fill a four year term ending July 30, 1970, amid strong support from California lawmakers and industry groups.
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Michael. Greenebaum
Forest Fires Rage Across Northern California Forestation
In Northern California 650 men fought three large forest fires along with several smaller ones sparked by lightning. About 4,200 acres burned with slopes too steep for easy containment, crews using hoes and shovels to build firebreaks. Carlson of the U S Forest Service said the largest blaze was in Klamath National Forest, Siskiyou County, covering around 9,000 acres with 1,600 men assigned and control not expected until Sunday. Other fires included Kings River Canyon in Sierra National Forest near Yosemite and Tron Mountain region, with hundreds of firefighters battling 350 to 800 acre fires. Arson was blamed for several fires in Kern River Canyon of Sequoia National Forest northeast of Bakersfield, two contained but others burned across 230 acres.
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Yosemite National Park
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Sequoia National Forest
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U S Jets Evade MIGS During Viet Nam Barrage Raid
Reports say American jets escaped MIGs and barrage balloons during a raid near Haiphong in a Viet Nam war action. UPI sources noted pilots were forced to turn away and returned safely after dogfights with ground defenses.
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Station Burglarized in North Viet Nam Attack
North Viet Nam service station near 300 E. Ar Island saw a burglar break in Friday. The incident followed a report of Navy A4 Skyhawk jets from the carrier Constellation and involved forced entry, tools stolen, and a fire aboard a vessel. Authorities noted the motive unclear as damage was reported to the rear entry and building.
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Long Beach Area Weather Report With Sunshine and Warm Upcoming
Long Beach and Vicinity expects mostly sunny skies today and Sunday with morning low clouds. Highs near 88 with cooler conditions Sunday in the mountains and interior desert regions remain warm. Offshore winds shift to westerly, morning clouds rise to mostly sunny afternoons, and tides reach highs around 3.0 feet.
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Red China Tells Viets No Peace
North Vietnam's political bureau and deputy premier discussed Viet Nam at a meeting with Mikhail Suslov and Yuri Andropov attending. A Hanoi emissary reportedly visited Russia to discuss the Viet Nam complex. In Tokyo on Friday North Viet Nam called Communist troop infiltration into the South a myth and rejected Johnson's withdrawal timetable.
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Wallace Halts Shift of Teachers in Alabama
Gov. George Wallace ordered Negro teachers assigned to white students returned to their former positions and warned state police powers may be used to enforce school control. He urged immediate transfer under federal desegregation guidelines, amid a backdrop of legal and political resistance to integration.
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TV Sets Priced Higher for the Poor in Los Angeles
A survey by the Economic Opportunity Department finds 19 inch TV sets cost 280 dollars for the poor, while some cheaper models reach 104 dollars in disadvantaged areas. Officials say credit access and literacy drive the price gap, urging financial counseling and fairer purchasing options.
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Viet Cong mortars hit village as voting looms in Saigon
The report details violence during a Vietnamese election climate with mortar attacks 275 miles north of Saigon, one civilian killed and 160 wounded, amid monk hunger strikes and anti American protests. An American spokesman cites bombing near Saigon as a terror camp.
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Plowing Champions Decided in Contests
Former Ohio and Minnesota experts led the national plowing matches on Friday as William Goettemueller of Versailles Ohio won the level and championship title. His father Lawrence Goettemueller of St Henry Ohio had claimed the titles in 1956 and 1957. Daime Toleman of Minnesota Lake Minnesota placed second and Glen Steward of Springport Michigan finished third.
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Carmichael Attacks Georgia Riot Laws
SNCC leader Carmichael asked a federal court to strike down Georgia antiriot and insurrection laws under which he was arrested. He seeks a three-judge panel to hear the case and a permanent injunction against city officials over alleged infringements on civil rights. Less clear details due to fragmented text.
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
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Honard Moore, Jr
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Katzenbach Striving for Civil Rights Bill
Washington UPI Katzenbach pressed Senate leaders to salvage the administration civil rights bill amid strong Republican opposition. Open housing and jury selection provisions drew fiercest battle. Dirksen labeled parts unconstitutional but Mansfield urged keeping the open housing clause. Senate quorum woes and Thurmond filibuster marked the bill’s stalemate as lawmakers recessed for weekend.
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