Two Visits to Vietnam a Contrast
Nixon arrived as chief of state and pressed peace talks with careful diplomacy at Saigon palace after a four hour session with President Thieu. Johnson came as commander in chief, toured Camp McRae Bay on a personal visit, reviewing troops, visiting hospitals, and dining with soldiers in a brisk, dramatic display.
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Saigon
Richard M. Nixon
Far East
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vietnam
Elea
Nixon
Johnson
Bangkok
Bangkok 19
Johmson
Air Force Que
Camrauh
Hithief
Wall Street
Sohnson
Caimcanh Bay
Tiee Cross
Willy de Troop
Manila
Small Bagins
Bat
Vietna
Johnon
S. Johnson
Mars Photos Reflect Skill of Lady TV-Tube Engineer
A New York reader notes a television engineer, a young woman, handling Mars arrival images with cautious optimism. The reporter captures public reaction as first Mars photos air after long anticipation, highlighting the engineer’s competence amid mixed excitement.
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Mariner
Ann Hutchinson
General Electrodynamics Corp
Mars
New York
AP Wirennelo
Mar Mer
Grand Jury Indicts Los Angeles Detective for Assault
A veteran LA police detective John R. Salyer, 30, was indicted by a county grand jury on one count of assault with a deadly weapon and one count of assaulting a person in custody. The case stems from a 1964 search in Pacoima where a suspect was struck with a shotgun butt during questioning.
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Los Angeles
ATI
John R. Salyer
Salyer
Exidiz
Tunstall Jy
Paroima
Tunstall
Aues Goning
Pacoima
Roger Murthick
Internal Affairs
El Salvador Honduras War Ends Tentative Peace
A tentative OAS brokered peace ends the 16 day El Salvador Honduras crisis with Salvadoran troops to withdraw from Honduran soil. The agreement calls for safety guarantees for about 285,000 Salvadorans in Honduras and joint trials for crimes against Salvadorans and Hondurans. A parliamentary panel proposed terms to be finalized by the foreign ministers after two weeks of tense negotiations.
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Washington
el Salvador
Honduras
Guerrero
OAS
Black Beauty Aided by Calloway Sister
Theodore Aediger reports on Calloway sisters business shift from stall to mail order and retailing. The company Aim House expands black oriented cosmetics and goods. Miss Calloway notes demand for lipstick, eyelashes, powders, wigs, and novelty items while addressing integration and market challenges.
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Black Beauty
Calloway
Theodore Aediger
Miamini
Black Deardy
Blanene Calloway
Miss Calloway
Cab Calloway
Aftam House
Matim
United States
Midwest
Decision in Noguchi Case Due Thursday
The Los Angeles County Civil Seirge Commission will announce its Thursday decision in the case of ousted county Coroner Dr. Theres Noguchi. Chief Administrative Officer Oliver Lyndon S. Hollinger led the removal after hearings alleging erratic conduct and threats to public officials. Noguchi’s attorney argued he was popular with subordinates and misinterpreted in jest.
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Los Angeles County Civil Segire Commission
Theres Nogucht
Foroner
Oliver Lyndon S. Hollinger
Noguchi
Godfrey Isaac
Singer Keely Smith Granted Divorce
Keely Smith, 41, was granted a divorce by default from James Bowen Hower a composer and record producer after alleging excessive drinking and abuse. The couple had been married four years.
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Los Angeles
Keely Smith
James Hower
Miss Smith
Bowen
Dowen
Deaf Draftee Released After 8 Days in Army
Miami based UPI report of Luis H. Cole, 21, discharged after eight days of service when he failed a hearing test. He faced insults from a private and required a doctor’s confirmation before release. He returned home this week, with Army travel pay totaling $42.
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Miami
UPI
Luis H. Qoledr
Ioéal
Vietiie of
Deaters
Coral Gables
Phey
Cole
Army
The
Dolphin Flying Service Wins Long Beach Lease Expansion
Dolphin Flying Service gains council approval for a 20 year lease with two five year options at Long Beach Airport to support a $500000 expansion. The project includes a large showroom office building and hangar run by Dolphin and Air Facilities Inc, with amortization limited due to three year remaining on the current lease. Rent rises from 572 to 309.60 monthly for five years with future renegotiations. The facility will span nearly three acres and require construction costs not less than 241000, potentially totaling 500000. City renewed space agreements with Air West The and Air Nevada for administration building counter and office space.
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Dolphin
Flying Service
Long Beach
Councilmen
Dolphin Flying Service
Subles- See
Air Facilities, Inc
Spring St
Subiesses
Air West the
Air Nevada
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Francisco J. Guerrero
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Venezuela
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Toronto
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