L A Preparations Mount for LBJ Visit in Los Angeles
Security demands rise as Secret Service orders weapon seizures on jets and at hotels for Lyndon B Johnson visit. Democratic leaders cite Middle East tensions and grandchild’s birth delaying arrival while organizers forecast up to 56,000 protesters. A six hour peace march and rally planned near Cheviot Hills Park as police brace for demonstrations.
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Beer pact risks California delivery strike if approved
A tentative labor contract between the Teamsters Union and the California Beer Distributors Association was announced by a federal conciliator. If union members approve, the accord could trigger a state-wide beer delivery strike.
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Yanks Kill 143 Cong in 2 Bloody Battles
U.S. forces suffered 143 killed in a week ending Saturday with 953 wounded and 16 missing. Alpha company of the 9th Infantry was nearly wiped out in a waterborne action near Saigon. May proved the bloodiest month with 1,177 American and 9,900 Communist deaths as bombardments continued in North Vietnam and the central high lands.
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Aid to Arab States May Be Halted
The plan would pause U S aid to Arab states if diplomatic ties are severed, with the president weighing each country on a case by case basis. Egypt Yemen Syria Iraq Algeria and Sudan cut relations, Mauritania did as well while Jordan remains linked. The measure aims to appease Congress while preserving presidential flexibility.
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Ad Campaign Crashes as Pacific Air Lines Merges
In Los Angeles Pacific Air Lines faces collapse after a bold May 28 ad push by Stan Freberg. The campaign, featuring sweaty palms and a rabbit’s foot, is said to have frightened customers and led to the resignations of Pacific’s president and a merger with West Coast Airlines of Seattle, which will survive the combination.
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Eban Plan for Jerusalem Cited at UN Meeting
Latin American diplomats reported Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said Israel would consider internationalizing Jerusalem Holy See and Muslim shrines. The statement came as the General Assembly debated the crisis, with France weighing De Gaulle’s charge on U.S. Vietnam policy.
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Blood on Kirschke Sweater Transcript
Rumsey said he would obtain a copy of the train today and study it. Dennis Bailey identified a photo of Kirschke as the man who came into the station last April 8 but could not identify him in person. He recalled a rusted dented red Volkswagen Kirschke claimed to drive, but under questioning he admitted he might have associated the man with the car because Kirschke said he had been the driver.
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Missionary Dies in Mankato Educator and author dies at 81
Faye a missionary and educator who taught at the University of Illinois Harvard and Bethany College in Mankato dies at 81. Witnesses recount domestic incidents and alleged abuse linked to Kirschke as investigators consider witness statements and possible court actions.
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Federal plan to require new auto safety features
The Wall Street Journal reports the federal government plans to mandate over a dozen new auto safety innovations within six years. Proposed features include a built in speed limiter near 80 mph, a safer gearshift system, and unitized seating restraints to hold occupants in place during crashes.
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