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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1967

Page

2

Johnson signals openness to talks with Hanoi

President Johnson said the United States might pause air attacks on North Vietnam if Hanoi makes a direct peace offer. He stated he would halt bombing for almost any concrete step toward talks, while warning that Hanoi has yet to show serious intent. He pressed for proposals, noted divisions in Congress, and emphasized no major moves toward peace had yet occurred.

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Drive for California governor’s new home organized

Los Angeles financier Henry Salvatori leads a statewide effort to raise funds for a new governor’s mansion near Sacramento on wooded bluffs above the American River. Reagan and Nancy say they may leave the old mansion soon, seeking a quieter residence. the plan follows decades of failed legislative attempts and public cost debates. The Reagans also plan an interim home as they consider future arrangements.

Sacramento Califfornia Los Angeles Ronald Reagan Henry Salvatori California American River Salvatori Reagan Nancy Lyn Nofziger Reagen Skipper Reagans Patti Arizone Peace Labs U.S North Vietnam U. S Thailand Guam Pentagon Salare Embrayo Butlfram Tahip Jhas

B52 Raids Expand Across Vietnamese War Zone

UPI reporting from Saigon describes three B52 bombing runs in Binh Dinh and near Qui Nhon as part of intensified operations against Viet Cong strongholds. The piece notes aircraft from Guam and Thailand, debate over troop movements, and hopes for decisive action ahead of monsoon-season interruptions. It also covers allied offensive plans and mixed signals from officials about manpower and future campaigns.

Saigon UPD U.S Guam Bangkok Cam Binh Dinh Qui Nhon Thon Tay Ninh Salgam — Tion Attleboro Tress South Vietnam 17Th Airborne II Vietnam Hanoi Petty Weisman Reagan Green Beret

Suit Ends Between Look and Manchester Editors over Installments

Look and Manchester end a copyright dispute with the Chicago Daily News in U.S. District Court. The settlement cancels the injunction aimed at restricting Look magazine and Manchester from using material in installments. The editors blame a misunderstanding for the timing, and vow to respect Look's release dates and restrictions going forward.

Chicago UPI William Ment Manchester Daily News Today William Nounced As Arthur Look Magasuit Look Roy Fisher U.S. District Court Chicago Daily News Buacnac Fed‘ Seabee Glenis ‘Eral Court Bee Albert Gallatin William Manthe Chester Gans the Daily News Fisher Daily News

Regents of UC Delay Tuition Issue Two Weeks

Regents at Westwood hear arguments on tuition rises tied to a state deficit totaling billions. Governor Reagan argues higher costs shift burden to students, proposes an average $280 tuition and cuts to nonessential expenses. Assembly Speaker Unruh suggests raising income tax for top earners to support higher education.

Luens Westwood Reagan Assembly Jesse M. Unruh Unrul Boyd

Fighting Flares in Peking as Maoist Push Spurs New Clashes

Reports from Peking describe ongoing fighting between Maoist factions and loyalist forces with 250 to 300 injured nationwide. Moscow and Tokyo dispatches note evacuees and protests as Maoist posters claim gains in Shansi and Kiangsu while authorities seek to maintain order amid the cultural upheaval.

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