Solon Urges Europe Guards Go to Vietnam
Senator Symington urged that any additional U.S. troops to Vietnam come from Europe rather than the United States. He criticized European defense forces and warned there would be few American troops left to defend the country. He opposed expanding U.S. divisions in Europe and cited Italy as supplying troops in Vietnam. He suggested a limited air sea quarantine could end the war sooner without more American casualties.
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Richard B. Russell
Powerful Army Men Fired In Saigon Shakeup
Saigon government dismissed two top South Vietnamese corps commanders amid a broader military shakeup. Lt Gen Nguyen Van Manh of IV Corps and Lt Gen Vinh Loc of I Corps were replaced by Lt Gen Nguyen Duc Thanh and Maj Gen Lu Mong Lan respectively, following U S urging for tougher leadership. Loc is Bao Dai's cousin and commands the Central Highlands.
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Lu Mong Lan
Big Tax Hike for Reagan Property
The assessment for Ronald Reagan’s Malibu estate could trigger major tax increases for him and other Hollywood figures. Assessor Philip Watson said the department will review comparable properties to align values, potentially affecting 100,000 acres of Malibu. The Stevens appeal, aiming to boost Reagan’s assessment, is seen as politically charged by Stevens, a former Democratic candidate.
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Philip Watson
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Marlon Brando
Bob Hope
Jack Benny
Edie Adams
Stevens
Reagan
Johnson in Dallas recalls JFK assassination visit
President Johnson’s Dallas arrival followed Kennedy’s death with tight security in place at Love Field and along the route to the auditorium. He urged a unified national approach and domestic interdependence as police and Secret Service maintained unprecedented precautions.
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Red Tanks Hit Near Cambodia
Allied forces blew up a tank with anti tank rockets in the vicinity of Cambodia. The blast killed 30 enemy soldiers. After two hours of combat the remaining enemy withdrew toward the west presumably toward Cambodia. A U S spokesman noted a later counterattack and a withdrawal by about 100 South Vietnamese and American troops. In other actions allied troops killed 131 Communists in and around Hue. North Vietnamese forces shelled Khe Sanh and Tan Son Nhut airbase with shelling reported in Saigon and suburbs with no casualties or only light damage.
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Californios Win Seat in Ariz. Water Dispute Panel OKs Calif. Water Share
The House reclamation subcommittee backed language guaranteeing California a share of Colorado River water if Arizona builds a new aqueduct. Despite Arizona opposition, the provision would allow California access to 4.4 million acre feet annually until the Lower Colorado basin reaches 75 million acre feet. The move aims to advance the Central Arizona Project authorization and could receive full subcommittee approval soon.
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Call Soions on Teacher Walkout Grows Distrust in Tallahassee
Gov Claude Kirk summoned Republican translators to a closed door huddle on the statewide teacher strike but refused to reveal his plan. Leg lawmakers left unsure if he will sign or veto the 254.5 million education bill, while a special session to resolve the crisis did not seem imminent.
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Claude Kirk
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Cuban Vessel Presses Defectors Near Cape Henry
A Cuban ship tried to take aboard 21 people to demand asylum as Coast Guard cutters pursued near eight miles east-northeast of Cape Henry. The cutter ordered the Cuban vessel to leave the area while a second cutter, the Chock, would arrive to decide if the group could reach Norfolk.
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Little Creek
Li Ge Lee Young
California budget turmoil hits school aid funding Estimates overrun threaten Reagan plan
California faces a fiscal squeeze as Unruh's school aid bill costs exceed projections, jeopardizing $194 million property tax relief and other tax-cut measures. Medi-Cal costs also appear overestimated while a surplus may offset some school financing woes. Debate erupts as officials and legislators clash over costs and limits.
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Archerd Breaks Down On Testimony In Murder Trial
Archerd, 55, breaks down while describing the death of his fifth wife Juanita Plum Archerd, testifying in a case in which he is accused of killing Jones and his wives. He says he had no motive and recounts events in Las Vegas and Covina, with doctors and family details and claims of a staged infant death connection.
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