Johnson backs McNamara plan for two-year public service
The White House endorsed Defense Secretary McNamara's idea that all young Americans should perform two years of military or civilian service. Congress criticized expanding draft equity. a Senate resolution proposes a commission to overhaul draft procedures. Moyers framed the plan as a concept. McNamara said women would participate voluntarily. The House Armed Services Committee asserted jurisdiction to limit probe into the draft.
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Johannesburg Rocked by Strong 10-Second Quake
A ten second tremor in Johannesburg rated very strong rattled the city. Authorities reported no immediate major damage but investigators assessed structural impact and urged caution as residents checked homes and utilities.
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Farm Boy waits for reward after shooting abductor
In Shade Gap Pennsylvania 15 year old Larry Rubeck says FBI told him his shot through a window ended the two week siege by abducter Peggy Ann Bradnick and killer of an FBI agent. The $2400 reward was posted by Orbisonia bank for college funds. Peggy Ann Bradnick recovers in hospital as authorities review the shooting details.
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Levitt urges U.S. housing discrimination ban
William J. Levitt of Levitt & Sons endorses Johnson's plan for a national fair housing law. He cites open occupancy in Bowie Maryland and argues bans protect commerce and prevent builder competition on bias. Levitt notes Maryland lacks a state fair housing law and cites past open sales with no racial disturbances.
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Families to receive 20000 dollars each for Saigon bombing victims
Collect Insurance Seoul reports families of seven Korean workers killed by a Viet Cong bomb in Saigon will get 20000 dollars apiece from American Insurance Underwriters, the carrier for Raymond Morrison Knudsen, the employer.
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Wilson Delays Emergency Action In Seamen Strike
Prime Minister Harold Wilson postponed new emergency measures as a four day seamen strike idled more than 400 ships. The National Union of Seamen says the government used the Royal Navy to break the strike and the labor minister aims to mediate next week. Port congestion risk looms if the walkout prolongs. Roy Arnold, NUS Scotland secretary, condemns Navy involvement.
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Missing license plate returns with note to Paul
T E Cartwright of Carlsbad reported to police a license plate had fallen off his car. Three days later he found the missing plate on the street beside his parked car. Scratched on it was a note thanking Paul, a name Cartwright does not recognize.
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Birds halt planes at BOAC two liners delayed
In London two BOAC air liners were delayed after birds built nests in their tail sections. A BOAC spokesman said the birds caused the stoppage this week.
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Nation's Weather 24 Hour Table San Francisco Bureau
Weather Bureau San Francisco reports 24 hour national temperature and precipitation data ending 4 a.m. yesterday. The summary includes temperature highs and lows for major regions and totals of rainfall across locations.
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Heat records top nation with 106 degrees in California
The warmest temperature reported to the U.S. Weather Bureau outside Hawaii and Alaska reached 106 degrees at Palm Springs and Thermal California. The coldest reading was 26 degrees at Butte Montana.
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