Opponents Praise Lyndon Johnson After His Death
United States leaders from across party lines laud Lyndon Baines Johnson for his service and civil rights legacy while acknowledging the Vietnam War’s overshadowing effect. Richard Nixon and Barry Goldwater cap his career with measured tributes.
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Kissinger Seeks Cease Fire as Nixon Hails Talks in Paris
Kissinger met Le Duc Tho for nearly four hours in Paris and headed home to brief Nixon on a possible cease fire in Vietnam. No final agreement or next meeting was announced as Laird indicated a deal could come by Wednesday and Saigon reports hinted an imminent announcement. Johnson's death looms over Austin and Washington ceremonies as Kissinger flies back to report to the president.
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Nixon to address nation on Vietnam peace report
President Nixon will speak to the nation tonight by radio and TV possibly to announce a Vietnam cease fire agreement. White House aides say the 7 p.m. PST address will report on the status of negotiations after Kissinger’s Paris meeting with Tho.
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California urged to settle school finance issues now
Legislative Analyst A Alan Post told the Senate Finance Committee that despite a 1.1 billion property tax relief and a new school aid program inequities persist. Post and Sen Albert S Rodda urged action this session to address the Serrano decision and avoid further court rulings. Reagan argues final adjudication is years away and surplus tax funds should be rebated.
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Berserk gunman slays five in Topeka neighborhood
Ronald G. Jordan of Denver killed his boarding house landlady aged 55 and four others with a 16 gauge shotgun in a riverfront Topeka area. A fifth victim was found in a closet. Police offered no motive and said all victims were black. One witness seriously injured by pellets.
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Planners Delay Tortilla Bakery Rezoning Request
The Planning Commission postponed Jose Rodriguez's bid to rezone the Walnut Avenue site from CO to C-2-R after his request due to his absence. The plan would allow a tortilla bakery. staff suggested options including rezoning the entire block or retaining CO with the use as permitted.
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