Rusk heads to NATO meet in Iceland for talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk flew from Andrews AFB to Iceland for a NATO spring ministerial. He carried a plan for a balanced reduction of Allied and Communist forces in Central Europe and would meet West German officials on East German overland travel to West Berlin. Rusk was joined by John M. Leddy Harlan Cleveland and Karl Rolvaag and a U.S. NATO advisory delegation. State Dept. officials said NATO discussions would center on three key items with bilateral talks among Western allies planned.
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Poor People's campaigners block doorways at Agriculture Dept
Poor People's campaigners sit in doorways of the Agriculture Department as Resurrection City faces a Sunday eviction deadline. Leaders weigh defying the government and staying beyond the permit expiry, amid arrests of demonstrators blocking doors and a weekend vigil at department entrances.
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Redlands Weather Update With Heat Continues In So Cal
San Bernardino Valley reports sunny and continued hot conditions across Southern California. Highs near 89 in Redlands today with a 59 night low, similar to last year, while Friday may reach 103 with a 58 low. Smog moderate. no burning. Sun up 5:38, sunset 8:03. air 70 water 65. coastal low clouds possible mornings.
B52s Strike Guerrilla Positions Near Saigon
U S bomber fleets hit targets 21 miles from Saigon in the DMZ area with 1000 pound bombs. A misreported strike inside North Vietnam was corrected. A shelling incident killed a Vietnamese woman aboard a freighter and wounded another.
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Tuy Hoa
Phuyen
Quang Nam
Reagan proposes plan to watch campus disorders
Governor Reagan urges the University of California to create a staff of independent specialists to monitor campus disorder disruption and divisiveness. Regents object citing overcentralization, while Reagan cites limited information access and lack of long or short term remedies. President Hitch blasts Assembly budget cuts affecting agricultural research and overall allocations.
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Humphrey Gains Delegate Strength At Indiana Convention
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey presses ahead in delegate counts, claiming solid backing in Indiana where his supporters win broad support at the state Democratic convention. He floats talking to Red China and urges continued Paris talks to end Vietnam while pledging hard work with the Soviet Union.
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Liebre Mountain Fire closes U S 99 near Castaic
Five firefighters were severely burned fighting a series of wildfires in the Angeles National Forest north of Los Angeles. The Liebre Mountain Fire, a 24,000 acre blaze, led to the closure of seven miles of U S 99 between Castaic and Paradise Valleys as crews battled shifting flames and wind.
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Warren's retirement could shape postwar Supreme Court
The 77 year old Chief Justice Earl Warren reportedly plans to retire, giving President Johnson a chance to appoint a liberal successor. The resignation date remained undisclosed, sparking debate over potential constitutional shifts and Senate confirmation hurdles amid Republican opposition to an outgoing president nominating a new Chief Justice.
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South Carolina
Johnson to Sign Tax Bill in Coming Days
President Johnson delays signing the 10 percent personal income tax hike as the White House signals a decision next week. The measure, retroactive to April 1, raises corporate taxes 10 percent, extends various excise taxes, and includes a $6 billion federal spending cut, with payroll deductions increasing about 10 cents per dollar beginning 15 days after enactment.
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Reagan meets with convention delegates today
Los Angeles United Press International reports Governor Ronald Reagan attends a closed session with California's 86 delegate slate to plan convention strategy. He aims to keep California votes united to boost influence at the Miami Beach Republican National Convention while denying a serious bid himself.
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South Koreans deny report of sinking of spy ship by Reds
South Korean and U.S. military officials dismissed a claim from Tass and Pyongyang Radio that North Korea sunk an allied spy ship near Yunpyung Island. Spokespersons said no U.S. vessel or survivors were involved and no credible evidence supported the report.
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Japan
Largest bank merger wins approval with July 1 effective date
SAN FRANCISCO The largest bank merger ever approved by the controller of the currency will take effect July 1 as Pacific National Bank of San Francisco joins Security First National Bank of Los Angeles. Pacific National President Gary J. Schreck said the Justice Department had until June 19 to seek an injunction.
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Soviet hold U.S. smuggling suspect in Tashkent
UPI reports Soviet police arrested a third American in Tashkent on hashish smuggling charges. Frederick Abney, 24, identified by the U.S. Embassy, was arrested June 9. Abney was born in Milwaukee and has a brother Albert in Newbury Park, California.
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Newbury Park
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Secret Service to Guard Reagan as Major Candidate
A congressional committee ordered Secret Service protection for Gov. Ronald Reagan of California, deeming him a major presidential candidate. The protection applies despite no request or formal nomination, under a law enacted after RFK's assassination, with existing protection for other figures like Rockefeller and Stassen.
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