South Viet Action Continues After U S Navy Casualties
A U S spokesman in Saigon said the President orders guide the changes in military activity. Operations in the South will continue on the current basis as U S forces seek peaceful solutions while acknowledging 16 Navy men were killed.
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U.S. Navy
Mand
Wpuiaing
Saigon
South
South Vietnam
Hue
My Tho
Mekong
Nha Be
Diem
Jolson
Kuchel Denies Rafferty Endorsement Amid Campaign Tensions
The report notes Sen Kuchel denying any endorsement of Rafferty in the California race. It quotes his aides and a memorandum indicating Rafferty sought party unity, while Kuchel claimed no involvement. The piece also covers DMZ troop movements and late Saigon rocket and shelling incidents.
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Kuchel
Barry Goldwater
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Rafferty
Republican Party
California
Gall
Sen
Galt
Ruchel
Gail
UN Security Council summoned over Mideast clashes
Egyptian Ambassador Mohamed Awad El Kony urged an urgent meeting after accusing Israeli aircraft of raids into Egypt, including damage to the Nag Hammadi Bridge and a power station that killed one civilian and wounded two. Israel reported similar strikes in the Sinai in reprisal for Egyptian actions. The request cites violations of air space and civil targets and seeks an emergency council session.
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Egypt
Israel
Mohamed Awad Ebbony
Nile
Tel Aviv
Sinai Peninsula
el Kony
Council
Otto R. Borch
Borch
United Arab Republic
Nag Hammadi
Kuchel backs LBJ halt to bombing in Vietnam
Sen. Thomas Kuchel of California, the Senate minority whip, endorses President Johnson's decision to halt bombing of North Vietnam. He says risks to U.S. troops appear minimal and acceptable and quotes support from the joint chiefs, field commanders, and civilian advisers, noting the need for American voices in foreign policy.
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Washington
Johnson
North Vietnam
Thomas N. Kuchel
Rcalif
Senate
Kuchel
Sion
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Congress
Long Beach heroin smugglers given five to sixteen years
Four Hong Kong seamen were sentenced to five to sixteen years in state prison for possession for sale of heroin. They boarded the Dutch ship Zeeland at Singapore and smuggled nine pounds of heroin strapped to their bodies. Police identified the carriers as Kiu Ing, Chi Loi Lai, Wan Pak Lo, and Fook Yip, with two others acquitted for lack of narcotics.
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Hong Kong
Long Beach
Superior Court
Maurice T. Leader
Los Angeles
Esson
Leader
Kiu Ing
Chi Loi Lai
Wan Pak Lo
Fook Yip
Zeeland
Kenneth Miller
Miller
Singapore
Cullen Fights False Letter In Assembly Races
Democratic State Sen George Moscone charged Republicans with eight big lies in Assembly races after Cullen accused an opponent of misrepresenting his voting record. Moscone cited false claims about Foran and other incumbents and noted literature misstates votes on bills, some introduced before incumbents held office.
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Cullen
Frank Lauterman
Capitol
George Moscone
San Francisco
Moscone
John Foran
Assembly Journal
Foran
Harvey Johnson
el Monte
John Quimby
Rialto
Edwin Z'berg
Sacramento
John Dunlap
Napa
David Negri
San Fernando
Ken McDonald
Ojai
Dope Smuggling Suspects Bailed After Record Narcotics Seizure
Three Los Angeles residents including a 16 year old were held on 325000 bond after customs found 10 pounds of heroin and 20 ounces of cocaine in a routine San Diego Imperial border car stop. The seizure, largest on the border, involved $400000 street value and $40000 paid for the narcotics. Negron, Martinez, and Laura Martinez faced charges before US Commissioner James R Filecki ng er.
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San Diego
UPT
Los Angeles
United States
Imperial
Vernon
Hann
Pedro Negron, Jr
Laura Ibarra Martinez
Linda Martinez
Laura Martinez
Stuart Adams
U.S
James R. Fileckinger
Negron
Editor Claims LBJ Entered Hanoi Peace Deal Before Bombing Halt
Miami News editor William C. Baggs, reporting from Hanoi, says President Johnson agreed to talks with North Vietnam and inclusion of the Viet Cong in a coalition South Vietnamese government. He cites a source involved in Paris talks alleging a tentative deal with essential peace conditions, including a bombing halt and prisoners exchange.
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Miami
Hanoi
Washington
Johnson
North Vietnam
William C. Baggs
Miami News
Whe
South
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Bages
Paris
Vietnam
Dages
Baggs
Harry Ashmore
Chiirman
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Henoi
Saigon
NLF
Creighton W. Abramson
Demilitarized Zone
Bombing Halt in Effect Opens Door to Paris Talks
President Johnson announced a bombing halt on North Vietnam and widened peace negotiations. Nixon supporters and aides questioned the strategy while Hanoi signaled a willingness to negotiate. The ceasefire began at 8 a.m. EST, with U.S. naval progress south of Vietnam and stalled DMZ actions under scrutiny.
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Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Johnson
Paris
Di Giorgio to Sell S W Fine Foods to Janatron Inc
San Francisco based Di Giorgio Corp completes negotiations for the sale of its subsidiary S W Fine Foods Inc to Janatron Inc owned by Imperial Tobacco Co of Canada. The deal totals 21 million dollars in cash and warrants to acquire 375,000 Janatron common shares.
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San Francisco
di Giorgio Corp
S & W Fine Foods Inc
Janatron, Inc
Imperial Tobacco Co
Canada
Robert. di Giorgio
Clash Over Murray Sparks San Francisco Campus Row
President Smith and Chancellor Dumke clash over an order to suspend George M. Murray for urging black students to bring guns to campus. Murray, a Black Panthers educator, faces a hearing as Smith resists immediate action, seeking an emergency meeting with state officials to review the potential suspension. Governor Reagan backs the chancellor’s move as justified, while state officials urge caution amid safety concerns.
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San Francisco
UPT
Robert R. Smith
San Francisco State College
State College
Glenn
Dumke
George M. Murray
Smith
Murray
Black Panthers
Theodore Meriam
Chico
State College Board of Trustees
Norman Epstein
Joseph L. Alloto
Ronald Reagan
Mex Rafferty
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
U.S. Senate
Rafferty
Three Georgia Whites Convicted in Negro Beatings
In Gainesville a federal jury convicted Horace Johnson James Hogan and McCager Bagwell of civil rights violations tied to a January 8 1967 attack on Lester Hester James Garland and John Smith at a Braselton truck stop The verdict follows a two day trial and carries a potential 100 year maximum sentence for each defendant
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Gainesville
Braselton
Horace Johnson
James Raymond Hogan
Hoschton
McCager Bagwell
Lester Hes
Ter
James Garland
John Smith
Moore
Charles Goodson
Goodson
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