Free-for-All Deal Report Sparks California Politics
San Rafael cosmetics maker stages a press conference accusing Governor Brown and Reagan ally Christopher of political deal making and breaches. Patrick Hick accuses poll bias and claims endorsements timed with polling boosts for Christopher while naming alleged puppeteers Rubel Salvatori Hale and Manson. Reagan disputes and asserts Brown seeks to derail candidates and prompt party unity.
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Pat i Hick
Gov. Brown
Los Angeles County
Christopher
Brown
Patrick
Sacramento
Leonard Finder
Finder
A.C. Rubel
Henry Salvatori
Bombers and Ground Forces Press Viet Cong On Two Fronts
Thousands of American troops and aircraft pressed Viet Cong forces on two fronts near Saigon. The 1st Air Cavalry and 1st Infantry Division reported 40 and more Viet Cong dead after shelling Bong Son and clearing lanes toward Saigon, with heavy fighting along Route 1 near Thien Gian where Viet Cong and government militiamen suffered numerous casualties. Air strikes targeted Dien Bien Phu area as weather limited damage assessment.
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1St Air Cavalry Division
Aries Seull
Bong Son
Guam
U.S
1St Air Cavalry
South China Low Coast
Tan
Caaital
Ise
North Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phu
Panhandle
Vinh
17Th Parallel
Thien Gian
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Weradanil
Soviet Airliner Toll Reaches 21
A Moscow toll report states 21 people died in the TV airliner crash at the city’s international airport last week, a lower figure than earlier Soviet and Western estimates. The Soviet civil air meet held services for the victims.
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Moscow
Kennedy Warns of War With China Over Viet Nam Policy
Senator Kennedy urges cautious path in Vietnam talks and warns against U S withdrawal or a wider war with China. He argues for accommodation with Viet Cong in a postwar government and questions free elections where Communists win no areas. Taylor defends Kennedy plan, clarifies stance on coalition government.
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Viet Nam
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United States
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Jfata
Sen. Kennedy
Fort Worth
Tex
South Viet Nam
Schlesinger
Red China
Dallas
Sen J Kennedy
Iwas
Dean’ S Rusk
Harbor City teens stage riot after confrontation at scene
In Harbor City around 11:50 p.m., about 150 youths gathered after officers arrested Mickel Hank and Fred Martini Patterson for resisting arrest. A 15-year-old threw a Molotov fire bomb, flames engulfed a patrol car as crowd dispersed. Mickel Hank injured. treated at Wilmington Receiving Hospital. Two 15-year-olds, Raymond Thomas Haremell and Dennis Dickerson, were identified as participants and held at Los Angeles Juvenile Hall awaiting juvenile court action.
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Normandie Avenue
Mickel
Wilmington Receiving Hospital
Raymond Thomas Haremell
W. 252Nd SL
Dennis Dick
Catholic Protestant Colleges Form Graduate Cooperation
New York UM Fordham and Union Theological Seminary announce joint graduate activities in an ecumenical spirit. Professors will exchange positions and library resources be shared for graduate students at both institutions. A second note teases buried treasure in the classified section, urging readers to look there for bargains.
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New York
Fordham, University
Union Theological Seminary
Flu Toll Rises as 3 LB Women Die in California
The flu outbreak climbs to 12 deaths in the state with three more women from Long Beach among the victims. Officials warn Type B influenza may trigger new infections after apparent A-type recoveries. Schools close across California. many reopen after a long weekend while substitute teachers are recruited. Large firms report staffing gaps but Douglas Aircraft and North American Aviation keep projects on track with flu shots deployed to workers.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
North American Aviation
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Apollo Moor
Io County Health Department
Britain Cuts Big Navy Air Arm in Major Defense Shift
Britain announces major cuts to naval air power and overseas commitments, citing strategic and financial reasons. The decision triggers resignations by Admiral Sir David Luce and Navy Minister Christopher Mayhew. Britain will reduce overseas garrisons, halt new foreign aid for military help without essential facilities, and maintain forces at current levels in Germany pending exchange-cost solutions.
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Europe
Viet Nam
David Luce
Navy
Christopher Mayhew
Germany
British Guiana
Eurupe
Britain
Jane
Briton wins 196000 prize and gives food to customers
Wootton London area winner of 196000 pounds plans to share a week’s groceries with customers from his shop. He announced he would give away a week’s supply of groceries and keep a penny a line as part of his charitable gesture after the prize was won. The winner said he would also treat himself but stay focused on assisting others.
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Christopher
Brown
U.S
Vaif
Simon Casady
California Democratic Council
Wootton
Eng
UPI
Britain
Day
Italian Official Dies at 73 in Rome
Giovanni di Raimondo former director general of Italian state railways died Monday in Rome at age 73.
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UPI
Giovanni di ‘Raimondo
Ile
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