Patrick Asks Reagan to Apologize and Walkout Remarks
Patrick and Christopher deny intent of insult as Reagan angerly tossed notes during a Santa Monica meeting over Barry Goldwater's Civil Rights stance. Patrick accuses Reagan of abandoning Republican principles with a walkout from the Negro Assembly and vows to confront Berkeley sit-ins. He criticizes the Viet Nam Day Committee as seditious, defends free speech with limits, and asserts Proposition 14 protects property rights while selling must be open to all races. Patrick plans to file on St Patrick's Day to purge Sacramento of “snakes.”
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Braden Files for Lieutenant Governor Run
Thomas W. Braden publisher and president along with Republican Christopher Mont urged investigation into Ronald Reagan remarks. Braden filed for the GOP nomination for lieutenant governor at the California convention, criticizing Glenn Anderson’s record as indecisive and modified.
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China Intervention Warns of Major Chinese Involvement
A Columbia University expert warned before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a Chinese intervention in Vietnam could become large scale if Beijing perceives its vital interests threatened. He urged recognizing Red China, seating two Chinas at the UN, and fostering trade, while noting escalation risks even from limited U.S. actions. Separate report from Tijuana notes deep holes in the main runway closing the airport to planes over 26,000 pounds, with $4.8 million needed locally for repairs and passenger detours to Mexicali.
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Senate Sends LBJ Bill Adding 5 Calif. Judges
The Senate passed a bill to create 45 new federal judgeships including five in California for district and circuit courts. The measure moves to the President for approval as part of federal court expansion.
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Deserters from U S Navy in Sydney and Court Actions
Fourteen American sailors were listed as deserters after failing to report before ships sailed from Sydney. A 15th surrendered to the Royal Australian Navy citing he forgot his ship’s departure Howe. The incident drew a warning from U S Information Service about Sydney becoming a major desertion port as crews boarded for home. Concurrently Congress advanced a bill to create 73 new federal judgeships, detailing circuit and district court additions, costs, and locations across multiple states.
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Navy Bureaus Realigned Into Systems Commands
The Navy shifts to a system command structure with Air Systems, Ship Systems, Electronical, Ordnance, Supply, and Facilities Commands. Key bureaus for personnel, medicine, and surgery report to CINOP. no top-level personnel changes. Vice Adm. McDonald says plan aligns with current practice, aims to boost efficiency rather than cut costs. Nitze notes no large staff cuts. several titles retained, special antisubmarine commands stay under CINOP.
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House Group Approves Time-Change Date Bill
Washington based item reports House Commerce Committee approves a bill to standardize daylight and standard time dates across states after this year. It would let each state or locality pick one option and end the split practice by 1966 with nationwide uniform timing beginning on the last Sunday in April.
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Wounded GIs Mother Says Soldier Recalled To Duty
Mrs. Clyde Mays Sr of Dallas says her 20 year old son Spec. 4 Clyde O. Mays Jr of the 7th Cavalry was wounded twice in Vietnam. After healing he was sent back to combat despite her belief his leg remains weak and pain persists. She criticizes doctors and says she was not notified after either injury.
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Princess Margaret Home From Hong Kong With Rose Gift
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon returned to London after a Hong Kong sales week. A yellow rose was presented to her aboard a jet by BOAG as a small gift to a special passenger.
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Underground Nuclear Blast at Nevada Test Site
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a subterranean nuclear test 90 miles north at the Nevada site. It was the seventh underground blast this year and the 74th since the 1963 atmospheric test ban, with a yield not exceeding 20 000 tons of TNT.
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