Adjourning Solons Approve Pay Hike and Bills
The Senate approved a $230 million school construction bond issue to appear on the November ballot, $40 million in state aid for poor districts, and a riot crime measure. The adjourned session saw a unanimous anti riot vote and discussion on closing a $500 fine and jail term reductions. Mayor Samuel Yorty backed the agenda in Los Angeles.
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Air Strikes Hit Targets Near Hanoi Haiphong and Saigon
U S planes pounded oil dumps and a missile site near Hanoi and Haiphong while striking 26 boxcars and 28 sites. One plane was downed, with Lt Cmdr William J Isenhour rescued. B52 bombers targeted a Cung camp west of Saigon in two waves, totaling 77 missions.
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Turkey Pardons Ex-Chief Amid Turbulent 1968 Political Clash
The Turkish Assembly debated dispensing immunity and police powers while ousted ex-president Cetal Bayar faced life sentence amid upheaval after a 1960 revolution. The era’s tensions influenced a broad set of reforms and budget actions, including school aid and tidelands oil revenues, as lawmakers sought compromise before the term ended.
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Thousands Stranded As Major Airlines Strike
The strike cripples air travel with five large airlines affected and requests for tickets rising. Railroads report limited gains with small equipment additions. Illinois Central plans extra cars to Memphis, Penn, and New Orleans. United cancels an early Washington to Richmond flight. Trans World Airlines says it will keep civilian and military transport to Vietnam and Europe, operating 12 weekly flights from Maguire and Travis bases.
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Four GIs Under Army Guard For Duty Protest
Four soldiers including three who refused Viet Nam service are under Army investigation for potential misconduct. Seized in New York City, they belong to the 2nd Armored Division at Ft Hood and are ordered to report July 13 to Oakland Army Terminal. Names: Johnson, More, Lamas, Turtel.
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Chinese Military Delegation Heads to Albania
A Chinese military delegation led by a vice minister of national defense has left Peking for Albania. The move is reported by China News Service as part of ongoing military diplomacy and exchange.
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