Price Wage Curbs Loom As President Addresses News
President Johnson warned that price and wage controls loom as a response to inflation while noting that price increases have not risen as rapidly as in other nations. He rejected Republican charges that Democratic contributors influenced contract awards, defended city reform efforts, and commented on civil rights tensions and predicted House seat losses in the 1966 off-year elections.
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America
Senate
Rey Han
Viet “‘Nam
Tee Nillestioh
Chicago
Cicero
Johnson
Christian Science Monitos
Jano
Democrats
Marines Kill 211 Reds in Fierce Fights Near Can Lo River Valley
Marine forces report heavy combat against communists in the Can Lo River Valley, with 211 enemy killed and tunnels, camps, and fortifications uncovered. Marines engaged after reconnaissance in force, aided by air and artillery, as operations extended toward the demilitarized zone.
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de Marin
Tay
Can Lo ‘River
Derg Jbe
Demilitarized Zone
Navy Ships in Port Amid Viet Nam War Report
The Spokesman described Marine casualties as tight with 17 Communists killed and two captured in a ground action. Johnson said the U.S. has no desire for a permanent base in South Vietnam and will withdraw only after peace is achieved. The 173rd Airborne Brigade was flown into Phuoc Tuy Province to find enemy contacts as North Vietnamese torpedo boats were sunk in Tonkin Gulf operations. Eighty-six missions were flown, and the United States signaled willingness to a regional Asian conference while avoiding Geneva-like settlements.
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U.S
Saigon
Viet Nam
Thailand
Berkeley
Ben
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Ffin
Erneston
Unitedland
United States
Air Force
Navy
Vice Press
Jareas
Richard M. Nixon
Bast
Ie Nage
Sana Woche
Geneva-tyne
Chat Johnson
United
Tonkin Gulf
Hal
Bel
Leon
Guard Prospective Forces Shield Negroes March in Cicero
Report describes planned guard protection for civil rights marchers in Cicero amid rising city crime and tensions. Officials from Cook County, state police, and National Guard discussed security steps after recent race riot history, with King supporters and white counterprotests noted along the route.
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Rago
Kerner
Cook County
Richa B. Ogilvie
Ross Randolph
William H. Morris
State Police
Christy Berkos
Cicero
Joseph Barloga
Francis P.kane
National Guard
Sleeping Sickness Claims 384 Lives in Japan
Japanese health officials report 384 deaths this year from encephalitis or sleeping sickness across 1616 cases in designated danger districts. Most victims are children, and authorities note links to left-wing youth groups including the Du Bois clubs, described as Marxist-Leninist leaning.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hall
du Buis
DuBois Clubs
Red Leader Reveals Hold on Students
Moscow dispatch reports Gus Hall of the U.S. Communist Party says the party is playing a leading role in offering student organizations. He comments on the party’s influence within campus groups and student activities.
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Moscow
U.S
Communist Party
Gus Hall
Watts Hospital Gets New Chance After Sharp Row
Local officials reversed a funding cut for Watts Hospital letting a 438 bed project proceed. The board approved 3 to 4 votes to hire consultants and continue architectural work, aiming to avoid delays and qualify for federal subventions. Citizens from the Walls area supported moving ahead despite earlier opposition.
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Sharp Row
Kenneth Hahn
Charles Sutton
Hill-Harris
Hahn
Frank Bonelli
Watts
Burton
Motia
Aland
Debs
Corsultanty Et Ostilo
Deci
Sim
Bonelli
Supervisa
Decilo
Chace
Dorn
Hhe
Walls
Janning
Harris
Move to Void Oil Firm Sale Denied by Judge
A federal judge denied the Tidewater Oil Company asset purchase by Phillips Petroleum and rejected a Justice Department request to keep Tidewater’s brand and stations separate pending antitrust trial. The sale covered Tidewater’s refinery in Avan, California and thousands of service stations and facilities. The judge found the government’s evidence of pro anticompetitive impact insufficient to halt the deal.
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Los Angeles
Tidewater Oil Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
U. S
Francis] C. Whelan
Justice Department
Phillips
Cidewater
Tidewater
Avan
Talif
Eos Annaeles
Tidéwater
Ihei
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Venson
King
American Nazi Party
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Sonsumate
Mavis Wilson
Los Angeles Music Center
H. Claude Hudson
NAACP
Celum
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Paramount
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