De Gaulle letter to Johnson on Vietnam sparks tensions
CBS radio, citing Paris sources, reports French President de Gaulle sent a harsh letter to President Johnson criticizing raids in North Vietnam and urging a peace path similar to his earlier note to Ho Chi Minh. Moyers denied seeing the letter and questioned the sources.
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Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
CBS Eo
Tony Pell
Paris
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House
Build
Moyers
CBS
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Ask Tighter Control on State Cars
Sacramento lawmakers pressed for stricter state vehicle controls at a government hearing. Assemblyman Tom Carrell and W Tyron Rumford charged there is no effective check on vehicle use while Raymond Long of the General Services Department claimed few abuses and noted 99 percent lack proper justification for expenses. A study on cutting state provided transport or reimbursing employees for using their own cars was urged. The officials discussed mileage costs and the balance between using state vehicles and employee vehicles.
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Yen
Tom Carrell
D-San Feminando
Carrell
Asseml Blyman
W. Tyron Rumford
D-Berkeley
Assembly Committee On Government Organization
Raymond 5. Long
State General Services Department
Robert Harkness
Long
Gnaner
74 Years on the Job No Thought of Retiring
In Athol Massachusetts Patrick Glennon has worked four score and seven years at a factory making precision instruments. He never considered retirement. Carl Newton vice president of L A Starrat Co Glenna says Glennon stamps forms for the instruments with steady dedication.
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Carl O. Newton
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Dallas Police Chief Curry Resigns Citing Health Pressures
Dallas Police Chief Jesse Curry, who led the department after Kennedy's assassination and oversaw the capture of Oswald, resigns effective March 10 due to ongoing pressures affecting his health. He plans to enter a different line of work after a rest. The move follows decades of service beginning as a patrolman in 1936 and becoming chief in 1960. In Washington, airline executives and officials reviewed Boeing 727 handling after four crashes, with FAA saying no safety factor found and possible crew training discussion.
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Socialite Guilty in Car Death
A San Francisco Superior Court jury found socialite Peter Fay guilty of second degree manslaughter in the traffic death of Stephen Wong a 59 year old grocer after 12 hours of deliberation. Jurors could not reach a verdict on drunken driving and a judge will decide Fay’s sentence.
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Superior Court
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Stephen Wong
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Dept. Dist
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Aiken
Stanford University
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Second nurse returns after two week suspension
The second of two nurses, Helen Finney, returned to work in Los Angeles after a two week suspension for failing to aid a policewoman attacked by a juvenile during an interview at a detention facility. Teammate Hare tier Burrows received seven days for allegedly telling her not to get involved.
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UPD
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Aileen Davis
San Pedro
Hare Tier Burrows
Finney
Miss Burrows
Jurors Got Letters for Krebiozen Trial
Nine month Krebiozen trial in Chicago ended with jurors cleared, yet the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported jurors received letters praising the anti cancer drug. Letters originated from a Chicago union and a Pennsylvania city.
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Chicapo
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Post-Dispatch
Krebiozen
Chicago
Test - Dispatch
Pennsylvania
Migrant Finds Stolen 14-Foot Trailer After Long Hunt
Walter Mina a 54 year old contractor from Gilboa Missouri pursued his missing 14 foot trailer across the Los Angeles freeway system after a grafitti officer flagged a safety chain violation. He located the trailer abandoned along the highway then rediscovered it miles away with $700 cash blowing away in the wind. He headed east toward Gilboa after the find.
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Walter Mina
Gilboa
San Diego
Tusa
New York
King
California
Wuva
Los Angeles
Bills Provide 4% Raise for State Clerks
Bills in the Senate and Assembly seek a 4 percent pay increase for state clerical workers starting April 1, costing about 1.2 million dollars and affecting roughly 35,000 employees. Governors budget proposes broader July raises for all state workers. Senators Albert S. Rexteta and Edwin J. There, introduce the measure, arguing clerical raises are overdue compared with other employees.
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UPS
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Edmund G. Bravwn
Albert S. Rexteta
D- Sacramento
Edwin J. There
D-Sacrameno
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