Nixon in last minute plans for inauguration
Nixon finishes a Florida stay and prepares for the January inauguration. He will travel to Washington with wife Pat and daughters Tricia and Julie and Julie's husband David Eisenhower for three days of events. Nixon wrote his inaugural address at Key Biscayne and rests before heading to the capital for the concert and ceremonies.
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Wire brief news from Washington and beyond
UPI reports President Johnson proposing a 2500 tax bonus for congressmen alongside a 12500 pay raise. he had considered a 50000 scale but aides warned against such a jump. Cohn indicted on bribery extortion and conspiracy tied to bus company sale to NYC in 1964, denies charges. Reagan criticizes Huntley report claim on black studies. demands apology. Cohen advocates Medicare exclusion of chiropractic care for the elderly, opponents challenge. A Lompoc basketball crowd of nearly 400 turned away as Seagulls fly to dodge storms. Prague’s Communist party warns against unapproved writings and faces protester self immolation near death. central committee vows action against dissident tendencies and anti party material.
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New York
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Central Committee
Thieu thanks LBJ for commitment to Vietnam
President Nguyen Van Thieu sent a letter to Lyndon B. Johnson praising the U.S. dedication in Vietnam. He said Free Vietnam is stronger militarily and politically and thanked Johnson for his 1965 troop commitment. Thieu called Johnson's decision courageous and expressed confidence in a successful outcome.
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Weekend forecast with rain and mild temps ahead
Mostly cloudy this morning with a chance of rain. Rain likely this afternoon through Sunday. Highs in the mid to upper 50s and lows in the mid 40s. Light southerly wind 10 to 20 mph tonight and Sunday. Tides include high 6.8 ft at 10:14 am and 4.3 ft at 11:14 pm on January 19, plus other low tides.
UCLA Campus Violence Sparks Police Raids and Protests
Two Black Panther members were shot to death at UCLA as demonstrations grew violent across California campuses. Police raided a suspect’s home, 17 Panthers arrested, amid clashes at San Jose State, Berkeley, and San Francisco State. Government scientists to study campus violence as negotiations begin in Paris over Vietnam.
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San Francisco
James McElguin
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Last of cosmonauts ends Soviet space spectacular
Lt Col Boris Volynov completes a four man Soviet space sequence after Soyuz 5 lands 120 miles from Kustanai. The mission ends with Soyuz 4 and 5 performing the first docking and crew transfer in space. Weather and timing influenced landing sites across Kazakhst an region near Karaganda.
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Defense asks 2.47 billion for 288 bases in coming year
The Department of Defense seeks 2,474,014,000 for construction at 288 U.S. military installations for the fiscal year starting July 1. Vandenberg AFB and the Western Test Range are prominent in the request with 394,000 and 6,105,000 allotted respectively. Bids open Feb 13 for four Manned Orbiting Lab buildings at South Vandenberg, estimated at 1,500,000.
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Garrison accuses Clark of hiding JFK assassination truth
New Orleans prosecutors accuse ex attorney general Ramsey Clark of helping Kennedy’s assassin defend Clay Shaw. A continuance request delays Shaw’s trial as Garrison seeks autopsy material from the National Archives and potential access to dissenting expert opinion. The judge scheduled a Monday hearing with possible appeals to the Louisiana Supreme Court.
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Criminal District Court
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Clark
Washington
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Criminal Dist
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Haggerty
State Supreme Court
Two Killed in Mideast Clash and Beirut Fallout
Israeli troops report two Arab guerrillas killed in clashes along cease fire lines near Banyas and Gesher as a Soviet Kalashnikov and other weapons are captured. In Beirut, Lebanon’s anti Israeli cabinet faces resignations as ministers demand inclusion and an open trial for the Dec 28 airport attack.
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