Top court to rule on secrets in post Pentagon papers case
The Times seeks reversal of a New York restraint on The Post as the Justice Department presses to block the paper from publishing items in a special appendix. Griswold argues national security would suffer and urges a stay while The Post pushes free press and public debate amid Vietnam War tensions. The Globe resumes service dispatches but omits its own Pentagon documents.
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McNamara says Vietnamization worsened and stalemates loom
McNamara told Johnson that Vietnamization was expanding in scope and intensity with rail closures and cut highways. He warned current bombing failed to halt infiltration, proposed capping U.S. troop buildup at four thousand seven hundred, and urged victory by the Vietnamese themselves.
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Two year draft extension faces Senate House rifts
Congress debates a two year draft extension with battles over pay boosts and manning levels. Senate adds changes including lowering the draft ceiling to 130000 first year and 140000 second year while House favors broader service and a three year term. Provisions include conscientious objector civil service, drug-treatment training, draft appeals with attorney rights, local draft board appointments considering race and religion. The White House says Mansfield measure will not alter war policy.
LBJ Memoir Acknowledges 1964 Vietnam Escalation Plan
Newsday reports Lyndon B Johnson’s unpublished memoir details early 1964 plans for large scale U S military involvement in Vietnam. The book notes Johnson hesitancy then approval of bombing and phased pressure against the North, with later troop increases and shifts in policy during 1964–67.
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Fire, quake suspected in deadly San Fernando tunnel blast
A 5.4 mile San Fernando Valley tunnel blast killed six miners and at least 64 people total. Investigators probe methane release from oil-field seeps and a possible spark from the drilling machine The Mole. Rescue work continues as officials fear cave-ins and explore gas leaks.
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Placer County
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Danny Blayjock
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Gary Nichols
William Ashe
Jose Cerrases
Los Angeles
Metropolitan Water District
Youths arrested after beach melee at Seal Beach
Police dispersed a large group of youths at Seal Beach after a beachside altercation. Officers arrested several youths on assault drug and alcohol charges while adults were handed to the sheriff. Most arrestees were from Long Beach Bellflower Norwalk Paramount or Compton.
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Seal Beach
James Groos
Orange County
Public lines in court calls pot case debate in line
A column quotes Smart supporting legalization asserting tax revenue could cut property taxes and dismissing personal motives in his campaign. He admits using pot lightly but prefers cocktails. Readers ask about insurance claims at Memorial Hospital and locating a Japanese American club in Southern California.
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Japanese American Club Membership Details in Los Angeles
Action at 183 Weller Dr Los Angeles and 5653 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles outlines the Japan American Society as a social cultural group. Annual dues are 10 dollars per person with newsletters guiding events across the Southland. The club a division of United International Clubs sponsors charter flights to Japan for members and requires 20 dollars per person or 25 per family with 10 dollars yearly thereafter.
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Baffling Double Decker Bus Stops Cause Long Beach Waits
Letter from B C of Long Beach complains about unclear routes to the Queen Mary. He and his wife searched for bus stops and schedules but found no answers after wasting an afternoon waiting at the wrong location.
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Queen Mary Bus Route Details and Schedule
Buses start at 242 E Third St and travel to Pine Ave, Third St, Magnolia Ave, then back to the Queen Mary. Service runs daily from 9:00 a.m. with the last trip at 6:20 p.m. Headways are 20 to 30 minutes and the one way fare is 30 cents.
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