Rumors of Murphy Retirement Quashed in California
California politics center on Senator George Murphy amid talk that Robert H. Finch might run for his seat. Sources say Murphy shows no sign of quitting despite rumors and health issues, while Finch signals no bid against a Republican incumbent. Rep. John Tunney is tipped as a leading Democratic challenger.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
George Murphy
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
Finch
Murphy
Los Angeles
Hale
U.S. Senate
Henry A. Salvatori
Salvatori
Senate
Californians For
GOP
Finch’s
Nixon
John H. Knowles
John Tunney F Or
Riverside
Gene Tunney
Johnny Cash Pays $82,000 Over 1965 Forest Fire
Los Angeles AP Johnny Cash owes the federal government $82,000 for a 500 acre forest fire blamed on a faulty camper truck exhaust station officials say the payment will be made over five years in a stipulated judgment Cash was negligent in operating the vehicle at the Los Padres National Forest in 1965 and did not report the blaze promptly.
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Johnny Cash
U.S
Cash
Ls Padres National Forest
Nixon Holiday On Key Biscayne Quiet Family Stay
President Nixon and family arrive at the Key Biscayne waterfront compound for a July 4th holiday and expect to remain through Sunday. Julie Nixon Eisenhower turns 21 with Triia Eisenhower joining later from England for the celebration. No official visitors planned and a parade or a possible helicopter trip to Grand Cay could be considered.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
David Eisenhower
Tricia
England
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Julie
Florida White House
Nixons
Grand Cays
Bahamas
New York City
Robert Abplanalp
Total Breakdown Of System Unaccounted Oil In Vietnam
Pentagon auditors report a total breakdown in the Vietnam POL accounting system for 1967 and early 1968. Dozens of shipments could not be traced, with receipts ignored or missing and terminals lacking proper records. The Joint Petroleum Technical Assistance Team found miscounts and unverified deliveries, including $21 million in fuels unaccounted for by the Air Force.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Pentagon
Air Force
William Proxmire
Dwis
General Accounting Office
Thailand
Secretary of Defense
Melvin Laird
Proxmire
Dong Nai
Army
Fulbright Bucks Nominees In Favor ABM Deployment
Senator Fulbright backs nominees supporting Safeguard ABMs and blocks Casey from the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency position. He moves to recall Spurgeon Keeny Jr. as assistant director, citing testimony supporting offensive and defensive weapons. Nixon faces Senate hurdles after July recess.
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Washington
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Nixon
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William J. Casey
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Casey
Citizens Committee For Peace With Security
Spurgeon M. Keeny Jr
Franklin Long
Cornell University
National Science Foundation
Arkansas Democrat
Senate
Nority
Keeny
Kenny
Soviet Union
U.S
Pair Jailed On Stolen Money Orders
Two South Carolina men were jailed in Columbia on charges of possessing stolen money orders. Edward L Look age 37 and Warren C Davis age 48 were held on $10 000 bond after arraignment. The 117 000 in stolen orders were recovered from a car and tied to the Medina Ohio thefts involving 4 400 stolen orders.
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Columbia, Tenn
South Carolina
Edward L. Look
Chester
S. C
Warren C. Davis
Florence
U. S
Waverly Jackson
Medina
Ohio
Gnciuitlid
Casey
Police Cars Will Fly Holiday Flags
Louisiana state police will display colored pennants on patrol cars during the Fourth of July weekend. White pennants mark no accidents, green indicates an injury free incident, red shows an injury, and black denotes a fatal accident.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Bids Open on $1.6 Million Stadium Access Project
The Ohio Department of Highways reports bids will be opened July 15 for a $1.6 million project to improve access routes to Cincinnati's new municipal stadium.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cincinnati
Ohio Department of Highways
Last German Zeppelin To Become Flying Ad
The last of Germanys zeppelin fleet will fly again for advertising. Siegfried Peters bought the dilapidated D Lemo and renovated its hull with non combustible helium at a repair cost of 18750 dollars.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Siegfried Peters
Japan
Peters
Bricklayers Local 11 Picnic Planned at LeSaudsville Lake
Members of Bricklayers Local Union 11 and families plan their annual picnic at LeSaudsville Lake this Saturday from 1 to 9 p.m. The event will be covered dish style with Nick Lauer as outing chairman.
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Union 11
LeSaudsville Lake
Nick Lauer
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