White House to host crime focused women’s luncheon
Lyndon B. Johnson plans a White House luncheon on crime with 50 women including three experts. The First Lady, a National Emergency Committee on Crime and Delinquency member, will lead the event. Panelists include Katherine Pendes of Hopkinsville, Mrs. Charles Coe of Atlanta, and Mrs. Margaret Moore of Indianapolis Star and News.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
National Emergency Committee On
Katherine Pendes
Hopkinsville
Advisory Commission On
Charles Coe
Atlanta
Margaret Moore
Indianapolis Star and News
Indiana
Gift Diamond for Humphrey Held by State Department
Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey received a large African diamond from Congo president Mobutu during a nine nation tour. U.S. law bars gifts over 50 from foreign leaders to officials, so the diamond was turned over to the State Department for disposition. A Tunisian bird cage, valued under the limit, may be kept.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Joseph Mobutu
Congo
Fhumphrrey
U.S
State Department
Humphreys
Habib Bourgiba
Tunisia
Reagan appointees to take control of California board
Sacramento reports that Gov Ronald Reagan will appoint members to the California Community Colleges Board of Governors as Ben N Scott resigns from the State Board of Education. The move creates a 64 margin for Reagan appointees and shifts the policy body toward Republican leadership with new appointees named to replace Brown era members. The slate includes Dr Herbert Stroschein Sherman Oaks builder Charles Smoot Harold Walters Joan King Winifred Lancaster Myrtle Wiens Philip Sanchez William Dillard Tom Warnham Carol Marsden Harmon Howard Bernard Plover Paul Cox James Dexd and others subject to Senate confirmation.
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GPS
Ronald Reagan
State Board of Education
Ben N. Scott
San Pedro
Scott
Fupor Union
Edmund G. Brown
Reagan
California Community Colleges Board of Governors
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California
Yics
Senate
Herbert T. Stroschein
Santa Ana
Charles R. Smoot
Sherman Oaks
Harold F
Harmon. K.howard
Oakland
Bernard C. Plover
Santa Rosa
Paul C. Cox
Redondo Beach
James C. Dexd
Sanchez, Scott and
Plover
Reagan Tours Promise Morality Gap In Vietnam Debate
California Governor Ronald Reagan opened a four state speaking tour criticizing the morality gap and secrecy in the Vietnam War. He labeled the trip a fund raising venture and named domestic policy costs, pledging GOP unity for the 1968 campaign. In South Africa, Dr Christian Barnard said a heart transplant candidate was materializing and Dr Philip Blaiberg was out of the danger zone as Kasperak improved after a transplant. Communist Huks fired on a police cruiser in Pampanga, killing three officers and a civilian.
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Groote Schuur Hospital
Philip Blaiberg
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United States
Puerto Rico
South America
Stanford
Calif
Mike Kasperak
Stanford University Medical Center
Kasperak
Godorg
Fermie
Blaiberg
Louis Washkansky
Huks Slav Policemen
Manila
Huks
Pampanga
Cities Tell Legislators Their Needs
Sacramento reports California cities say they require about one billion dollars over the next four years and seek new local tax options. League of California Cities representatives and city managers urged possible state income tax rises or a local sales tax to hold line on property taxes as the two committees opened a two day hearing on the revenue gap facing cities and counties.
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California
Assembly
League of California
A. P. Hamasa
San Jose
Assembly Revenue and
Detroit Opposes State's Smog Control Policy
San Francisco reports on a hearing into California’s stricter 1970 air quality standards. Automakers chief Thomas C. Mann urged a one year exemption, while judge Griswold pressed for proof the entire industry can meet the new rules by 1968. Decision rests with HEW Secretary Gardner.
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Thomas C. Mann
Automobile Manufacturers Association
California
Mann
S. Smith Griswold
U. S
Grisswold
Griswald
National Center For Air Pollution Control
John W. Gardner
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Evades Draft in Church at St Pauls Cathedral
The first Americans to refuse their draft call in Britain handed in induction papers at St. Pauls Cathedral. Marc Ellington of Eugene Oregon voiced a wish for moral freedom and peaceful living in the host country as Canon Collins and Father Blake observed. Ellington sang a protest song with supporters including Dr. Henry Wortis of Stanford and Michael Haag of New York.
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Henry Wortis
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Michael Haag
New York
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