Flora Dungan Faces House Censure in Prison Dispute
Flora Dungan confronts House censure amid a dispute over a solo prison probe. Gov. Laxalt blocked her inspection, calling her a disruptive influence as she pressed claims of brutality and inadequate rehabilitation at the prison. The incident involves Assemblyman James Wood and the State Prison Board.
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Film Actress Katy Jurado In Suicidal Overdose Attempt
Mexican actress Katy Jurado 40, known for High Noon, was found in serious condition in West Los Angeles after an apparent suicide attempt from ingesting 67 sleeping pills. Police recovered a note and $1,500 cash with furs as bequests to her children. she had been living alone and requested care for her children.
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Reds Push Fresh Troops Toward Hue in Desperation
UPI reports from Hue say North Vietnamese reinforcements moved toward the city on its 18th day of battle. Radar detected a convoy from southwest mountain areas. artillery struck the truck column. Lt. Col. Phan Van Khoa cites about 20,000 enemy infantry in the DMZ vicinity.
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Hoax call halts search for Gaffney strangler
In Gaffney and Charlotte authorities traced a hoax by 17 year old grocery clerk Robert Wood who admitted phoning police while claiming to be the killer. Police say Wood also said he received two calls after the threat and may not be the murderer. No charges were filed.
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Suspects Nabbed in Drug Raid at Hippie Home
Marcum, his wife, and Harrison were removed after an undercover sting at a Convention Center lecture on drug abuse. Police found a pellet pistol, eight house keys, and a window cutter. Deputies led by Deputy Chief Witcher coordinated the raid. Marcum claimed innocence and noted the youth at the home was drawn to their lifestyle.
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Fire and blasts claim three at Rialto fireworks plant
At the United Fireworks Manufacturing plant in Rialto California two explosions and a subsequent fire killed three workers and injured 13 as one hundred employees were on duty. Ernest L Wills 25 Fontana died after running from a blaze to summon aid. Ronnie Mena 18 Rialto died instantly and Luis Beltran 44 San Bernardino died of burns.
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Israelis Repel Jordanian Offensive Along Jordan Valley Front
Israeli military officials said fighting along the Israeli Jordan frontier ended after about three hours with no confirmed cease fire. Jordanian claims of widespread Jordan Valley attacks were disputed by Israel, which noted jet strikes and artillery activity near Jericho and Beisan Valley as tensions surged.
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Tekan Air Amendments Seen for Lake Tahoe Pact
Carson City officials and lawmakers prompt new amendments to Lake Tahoe protective legislation after SB9 moves in to the lower house. Chairman Norman Hilbrecht and Rep Hal Smith say the double majority rule for the 10 member compact could yield frequent stalemates. They met with California Assemblyman Edwin Z Berg to discuss making the plan more workable.
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Vance Says Korea Talks Successful in Seoul Return
Presidential envoy Cyrus R. Vance flew home to report to President Johnson that his mission to mend frictions between South Korea and the United States was successful. He left Seoul two days after his arrival, signaling progress in the crisis.
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Rusk Avoids Nuclear Question on Vietnam Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Senator Fulbright that inquiring about deployed nuclear weapons in Vietnam is a disservice to the country. Fulbright argued such weapons would be a grave disservice, while Rusk said Johnson has not considered using them and declined to guarantee immunity from U S use.
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UPI
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Vietnam
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Rusk
Johnson
U. S
White House
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McNamara Young Clash Over Westmoreland Ability
Senator Stephen M. Young accused General William C. Westmoreland of being outwitted and outgenerated in Vietnam. The remarks came as Washington debated U S policy and military leadership in the region.
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UPI
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William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Romney Attacks Nixon Over Vietnam Stance in New Hampshire
In Concord Gov. George Romney assailed Richard Nixon for avoiding current Vietnam decisions while promising future solutions. Romney urged replacement as he campaigns in New Hampshire for the March 12 presidential primary. He mocked Nixon’s approach and urged clear policy moves amid wartime debate.
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Vietnam
Book of LBJ Excerpts Not Popular at White House
White House press secretary George Christian dismisses a red book of Lyndon B Johnson quotations as familiar fare. The 189 page paperback by Look editors Jack Shepherd and Christopher S Wren lists Johnson sayings from 1953 to 1965 and sells for $2 next week. Johnson reportedly told staff he would rather forget it, and critics note the book parodies Mao Tse tung quotations.
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UPI
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