LBJ Voices Confidence in Viet Victory
President Johnson returns from Hawaii amid talks with South Vietnamese leaders on Saigon. The 10 point communique outlines military plans and economic aims while Vietnamese leaders pledge to curb social injustice and build a viable economy. Nehuer Van Thien signals no NL talks yet.
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State Hits at Mineral Trespasses (Continued front Paper-L)
The article details state revenues for water projects, with Brown proposing up to 16.4 million for water, plus a plan to add supervisors for Long Beach sidelands operations at 117,969 annually. It describes moves to fight inflation, expand farming know how, land reform, and intensified health and education programs, with Americans assisting refugee care and schools. In Los Angeles Johnson stayed on a plane to continue talks, with Humphrey and other officials boarding the jet. discourse touched Viet Nam policy and social programs as the President and VP prepared further Asian diplomacy.
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Free Medical Care For Veterans In Dickenson County Tenn
The Dicken County Medical Association agrees to provide free non hospital medical services to independent civilians called to serve in the Vietnam War. Local doctors offer care regardless of patient insurance or ability to pay, as part of a community support program.
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Long Beach Crosstown Freeway Support Strong in Poll
A Long Beach survey shows more than two thirds favor adding a crosstown freeway, while about 18 percent see no benefit. Southern district seniors oppose the project, citing little travel use and fear of downtown traffic impact.
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Big Cry-In by Vietniks Greets LBJ
About 150 demonstrators gathered at Los Angeles International Airport to greet President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey as their plane landed. They carried signs opposing the Vietnam War and shouted get out of Viet Nam while a security fence kept them at a distance. The protestors dispersed after the presidential visit, with several groups identified as part of local antiwar committees and student groups.
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Women’s Strike For Peace
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Two Students Killed as Dominican Police Fire on Crowd
In Santo Domingo police fired on about 600 students outside the national palace, killing two youths and wounding 28. Police say rocks were thrown. a diplomat’s car burned as street clashes erupted and traffic halted in the downtown area.
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Indonesia Malaysia border fighting renews after lull
Indonesian guerrillas clashed with Malaysian troops along the 800 mile Indonesia Malaysia border, renewing hostilities after a two month lull, a British military spokesman said Sunday. The report notes intensified actions near Brunei and areas around Indo Malaya frontier.
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