Nixon Pro poses Viet peace plan signals cautious thaw
President Nixon aired a half hour White House address outlining eight concrete proposals to end U S involvement in Vietnam. He pledged to avoid a one sided withdrawal and urged joint action with North Vietnam under an international supervisory body to verify withdrawals and move toward ceasefires and elections.
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Hanoi
Nihon Denpa News
Nixon
White House
Vietnam
U.S
Paris
Saigon
Creighton Abrams
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Noguchi Aide's Widow Alleges Mistreated at Work
The widow of Louis Noguchi’s former coroner’s aide testified before a Los Angeles Civil Service Commission that Dr. Noguchi forced excessive work, insulted him as a “black bastard,” and threw shoes at him, ordering him to walk home. She said her husband told her of the abuse after reading it in a paper.
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Los Angeles
Thomas T. Noguchi
Frances M. Sawyer
Civil Service Commission
Noguchi
Sawyer
Godfrey Isaac
Shirley Jordan
Coroners Office
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nancy Palmer
Eleanor Schmidt
Sen. Kennedy
Joint Race Rejected by Legislature Amid Political Debate
Sacramento voters will not see governor and lieutenant governor nominees on a single ticket after the Assembly voted 40 to 28 against the Conrad backed constitutional amendment. A separate two term limit measure failed 28 to 27. The debate touched Reagan era politics and term limits while testimony in related events highlighted Dr Noguchi's career and a controversial firing probe. Eisenhower presents credentials as U.S. ambassador to Belgium.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Tower House
Charles J. Conrad
Sherman Oaks
Conrad
Deukmejian Enters State Attorney Race
California senator George Deukmejian announces a run for state attorney general. He vows to consult experts but make independent judgments while upholding constitutional freedoms. He calls for strict penalties for anarchists and revolutionaries and aims to curb narcotics crossing the Mexican border with public support and funding.
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Deukmenan
Reagan
Deukmejian
California
Gunman Surrenders After Loot and Siege in L B Area
In a tense afternoon incident in the L B area officers and volunteers exchanged fire with a gunman who then barricaded with hostages. Gerringer and Raff fled across a lot, a standoff ended when Gerringer returned to the building with the gun and surrendered after tear gas and police rounds were fired.
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Hawkins
Gerringer
Raff
Gerringers
Carmen Rincon McCullum
Eubanks Avenue
Deserters From Church Seized After Sanctuary Grant
Federal authorities removed Navy medic Robert Hamburger and Marine Pvt. Jack Lunsford from the Whittier Unitarian Church sanctuary granted seven weeks earlier. The deserters, cited for leaving Pendleton, cited protest of war and military life. minister Rev. Weston said sanctuary honored conscience, not antiwar stance. Officers did not disclose where the men were taken.
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Whittier
Unitarian Society’ Church
Richard Weston
Naval
Navy
Robert Hamburger
Cincinnati
Marine Pvt
Jack Lunsford
Tulsa
Oklo
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Hnlf
Weston
Assembly Probers Blame College Administrators for Disorders
A campus committee released a report criticizing college administrators for handling disorders after declaring an emergency. It states away from disrupters and bars excluded students from returning to campus. Nine of ten members signed the report while Willie Brown Jr. criticized it as futile and dangerous.
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Assembly
San Francisco
Willie L. Brown Jr
Brown
Nawton Russell
Tujunga
John Stull
Leucadia
Carlos Moorhead
Glendale
$4180 Million More for World Aid Unit
The Senate approved a bill adding 480 million dollars to the International Development Association. IDA, run by the World Bank, makes 50 year loans to underdeveloped nations. A dissenting statement criticized the report for neglecting campus realities and urged firm action against disruptive students and teachers who join protests.
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Washington
UPE
Senate
International Development Association
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
IDA
World Bank
Earned 100000 Last Year Now Living In Cellar
Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys testified in Los Angeles court that after earning 100000 last year he now lives in a cellar rented by friends while awaiting a temporary support ruling in his divorce. He cited taxes and expenses in 1968 that left him with a 1937 car and 19000 in debts.
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UPI
Clifford P. Case
RNJ
Salid
Senate
Los Angeles
Dennis Wilson
Beachboys
Charity of Friends
Wilson
Carrol
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Royal Horse Guards
Eisenhower
Royal Palace
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Seattle
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Murphy
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M&b
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Iain
Lakewood Center
Lakewood
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