Wallace party earns ballot spot in California race
SACRAMENTO UPS The American Independent Party led by former Alabama Gov George Wallace registered 79 001 voters and will appear on California's presidential ballot well above the 66 059 threshold Secretary of State Frank M Jourdan noted county clerks have until next Tuesday to submit figures and totals are expected to rise Peace and Freedom Party appears short of qualification with 38 754 members across 27 counties.
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Weather snapshot for Redlands and region today
Redlands today shows a high of 60 and a low of 36 through 11 am. A year ago the high was 56 and the low 39. For Friday expect 67/42, with San Bernardino Valley forecast fair to slightly warmer. coastal fog possible late tonight and early tomorrow.
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Rusk Joins Johnson at LBJ Ranch For End Year Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived at the LBJ Ranch in Texas for an all day session with President Johnson on year end matters and the department budget. They planned further discussions in Texas before Rusk returned to Washington while Johnson pursues budget reviews and Vietnam policy amid diplomatic notes from Prince Norodom Sihanouk.
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Charles L. Schultze
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Prince Norodom Sihanouk
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Cambodia
Barnard
New England Storm Kills 13 as Maui Sees Snow
United Press International reports a New England snowstorm caused 13 deaths, mostly heart attacks among shovelers, with 12 to 18 inches of snow. Amid Arctic cold reaching Gulf Coast states, 20 Hawaii tourists atop Haleakala volcano were stranded by snow.
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Abrams says hot pursuit into Cambodia is a distant prospect
UPI reports General Creighton Abrams, deputy U.S. commander in Vietnam, says the idea of hot pursuit into Cambodia is not imminent. He notes limits on crossing the border, possible firing across the frontier, and political risks, while Washington weighs sending a presidential envoy to discuss Viet Cong sanctuaries with Cambodian authorities.
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Romney more optimistic as he leaves Asia
In Singapore George Romney said he was leaving Southeast Asia more optimistic overall than at the tour’s start. The Michigan governor and Republican presidential hopeful noted he is aware of specific problems to address, after meeting Singapore’s foreign and finance ministers and Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew before departing for India.
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Pope's plea extends Viet New Year truce to 36 hours
Allied headquarters extended the Christmas cease fire by 12 hours for New Year’s in response to Pope Paul VI’s appeal for a day of peace. Reports from Saigon describe battles near the DMZ, losses of two U.S. planes, and a new development in the Mekong Delta with North Vietnamese troops confirmed operating in the region. Haiphong sustained a loss as a Navy F4 Phantom jet was shot down.
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Mississippi civil rights slayings seven white defendants
A federal judge handed prison terms up to 10 years to seven white men convicted of conspiring in the 1964 slayings of three civil rights workers in Mississippi. Samuel Bowers Jr and Allon Roberts drew 10 years each, Dee Price and Billy Posey six years, and the remaining three received three years. The case involved the deaths of Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney near Philadelphia during the civil rights era.
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Billy Wayne Posey
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Humphrey Opens Africa Tour In Ivory Coast Welcome
Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Mrs. Humphrey arrived in Abidjan after a late night jet landing greet by hundreds of Ivory Coast natives and officials. He planned a 34 hour stay as the first stop on a nine nation tour to show US interest and discuss a $35 million credit toward the $95 million Bandama Dam project with President Felix Houphouet-Boigny.
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Michigan to sterilize bluegill with cobalt radiation
Michigan's Conservation Department will use radioactive cobalt to sterilize bluegill due to overabundance. The move aims to control the fish population and balance food supply.
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Subpoenas Issued in Kennedy Assassination Probe in New Orleans
UPI reports Orleans Parish grand jury subpoenas issued by Judge Braniff for three men viewed as observers of assassination activities. Loran Hall of California, Thomas Beckham of Nebraska, and Lawrence Howard Jr. of California are to appear February 12. Hall’s Dallas ties and alleged associations with the Free Cuba Movement and CIA activities are noted, with connections to Lee Harvey Oswald and David Ferrie. Hall and Ferrie deny wrongdoing. Hall faces questions about prior New Orleans contact and alleged involvement with figures linked to the case.
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Calif
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Warren Commission
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Dallas
Kennedy
Jack Ruby
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Texas
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Lee Harvey
Oswald
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Kennedy Hall
Three drug firms guilty of vast antibiotics monopoly
NEW YORK UPD Three giants of the drug industry were found guilty Friday night of conspiracy to monopolize the production and sale of antibiotics in a case covering 1953 through 1961. Pfizer Bristol Myers and American Cyanamid controlled about 79 percent of the national business in aureomycin tetramycin and tetracycline. The verdict carries potential fines of 150000 per firm and leaves open possible civil suits for triple damages.
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Terrorist Bombings Hit Marysville Motel and Tank
In Marysville California a terrorist bombed a motel pool and a storage tank causing over 40000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported. Police say a threatened third attack looms as narcotics suspects remain jailed. Authorities caution residents but note calm amid fear.
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John O. Blevins
Long plans law to probe inequities in draft
Senator Edward V. Long proposes next month creating a civilian ombudsman to investigate complaints about inequities in the draft. The official would report to Congress and the public, with authority over the Selective Service system. Critics say Hershey’s memo could curb dissent and prompt calls for resignation.
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Quote of Day praises Johnson's fitness on LBJ ranch
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Dr. Christian Barnard, famed heart transplant surgeon, comments on President Johnson after a ranch tour. He says it must say he really appeared very fit when he got among the deer.
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