McClellan Backs Johnson View on Crime Law Tactics
Sen. John L. McClellan said President Johnson's State of the Union signal favors expanded wire tapping and surveillance to fight crime. He noted the administration would use advanced technology in cities nationwide and sees no limits cited this year, while the Safe Streets Act stalls in the Senate Judiciary Committee amid division among liberals and supporters.
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Reds Claim Downing 5 U.S. Planes
North Vietnamese antiaircraft gunners reportedly shot down five U S planes. Three fell over Ha Tinh and Quang Binh near the DMZ and two over Ha Bac northeast of Hanoi. U S command in Saigon had not confirmed the report.
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Saigon
LBJ Orders 10 Percent Cut in Overseas U S Staff
President Johnson ordered a 10 percent reduction of overseas U S embassy and agency staffs in a belt tightening. The move could save millions and cut up to 2 500 American jobs abroad, with foreign national employees potentially reduced. Vietnam payrolls exempt. conferences and delegations to be trimmed where possible.
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Abbe Lane Gives Birth to Son in Hollywood
Actress Abbe Lane, 35, welcomed an 8 pound 1 ounce boy at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Lane is married to agent Perry Leff. Both mother and baby are reported doing fine by a spokesman.
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Dome of the Rock Landmark in Jerusalem
The Dome of the Rock on Mt. Moriah in Jerusalem is tied to biblical and Islamic traditions. It houses the rock where Abraham bound Isaac and, in Islamic belief, where Muhammad ascended to heaven.
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Nation's Weather: record low in Houston Maine and high in Thermal Calif
A UPI weather bulletin notes the nation excluding Alaska and Hawaii logged a 21 degree below zero low at Houston Maine and a 79 degree high at Thermal California. The report summarizes extremes across the contiguous United States.
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Californian Sees GOP Senate Gain
Washington veteran George Murphy head of the Republican Senate campaign committee predicts the GOP will gain 10 to 14 Senate seats in the November elections. He cites potential wins in Indiana Nevada Maryland Idaho Pennsylvania Alaska Arizona Missouri South Dakota Oklahoma Wisconsin and Florida, which would shrink the Democratic majority to 54 46.
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Ornithologist Honored by Audubon Society in Ithaca
The National Audubon Society awards a distinguished service prize named for Arthur A. Allen, honoring his legacy as Cornell University’s long time professor of ornithology who died in 1964.
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National Audubon Society
United States
Arthur A. Allen
Cornell University
Soviets Back Hanoi Call for Talks End to Bombing Urged
The Soviet Union urged the United States to accept North Vietnam’s offer to begin talks on ending the bombing. Izvestia praised Hanoi’s condition that talks would start only after bombing stops and criticized Washington for demanding guarantees. The paper argued international opinion supports Hanoi and questions U.S. reluctance to negotiate.
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UPI
Soviet Union
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Izvestia
Vikenti Matveyev
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Hanoi
Washington
Soviet airline to test all women crew on large transports
Moscow reports that a government owned airline will qualify an all woman crew for multi engine transports. Lyubov Ulanova, a 20 year veteran, to serve as captain with women training as copilots navigators flight mechanics and radio operators.
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