Johnson urges continued aid for disadvantaged children in private schools
President Johnson sent to Congress a report noting private and parochial school children receive less Title I aid than the new education law envisions. The advisory council urged ongoing federal support to help poverty-stricken youngsters and to require clear private school participation data on aid applications. Johnson said the nation has begun a major campaign to solve the long-standing problem and that more work lies ahead.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPD
Johnson
Congress
National Advisory Council On
Office of Education
Weather Redlands Today and Five Day Outlook
Reading at 2 p.m. shows high 58 and low 54 with rain over 24 hours totaling .03 and season 14.34. The outlook calls for mostly cloudy skies through Tuesday with occasional light rain and isolated heavier showers near the mountains, then mostly cloudy with decreasing rainfall into Wednesday. Five day forecast notes scattered thundershowers and warming toward Friday.
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San Bernardino Valley
California
US planes drop nausea gas on VC headquarters
U S Army planes dumped 7200 pounds of nausea gas on the suspected jungle political headquarters of the Viet Cong near the Cambodian border in War Zone C. The assault involved 2500 gas masked infantrymen as B 52 bombers pounded the region for the 11th day. Troops, advancing through dense terrain, rely on machetes as they sweep the area.
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Bryce Miller
United Press International Saigon
UPI
Saigon
Guam
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
U.S
Rivers to investigate delay in GI air travel
Chairman L Mendel Rivers of the House Armed Services Committee announced a probe into delays in commercial air travel for service members on leave. He said airlines show indifference and warned Congress may authorize military flights if carriers cannot handle the demand. A special subcommittee led by Rep Richard Schord was named to study availability and impact on personnel returning home.
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Washington
UPI
L. Mendel Rivers
House
Armed Services Committee
Rivers
Congress
South Carolina Democrat
Richard Schord
D-Mo
Red China claims third nuclear test explosion
Tokyo reports Communist China announced its third nuclear blast, saying it used thermonuclear material. The notice suggested a hydrogen bomb test but offered no details on yield or design. The blast, said to be over western China, comes amid Cold War disarmament and Viet Nam concerns.
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UPI
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Radio
Peking
Newhina
U.S
Washington
United States
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Britain
France
U. S
Viet Nam
Far
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Alamogordo
N.M
Hiroshima
Japan
Nagasaki
Rusk Defends U S Role in Southeast Asia Before Senate
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States has repeatedly affirmed its stake in Southeast Asia and that the president has authority to commit forces in South Viet Nam. He denied arousing arrogance claims and rejected the idea that Saigon is a brothel, noting most servicemen fight as directed.
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Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
UPI
Washington
United States
Rusk
South Viet Nam
Wayne L. Morse
D-Ore
David E. Bell
Agency For International Development (Aid
Johnson
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Morse
Viet Nam
ABC
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South
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Saigon
Fulbright
Market downturn dominates with Dow falls and Ford cut
Wall Street faced continued bear pressure with the unofficial Dow Jones average down over 15 points as Ford reduced its May output estimate by 7 percent. Electronics remained volatile while General Motors, Chrysler and Boeing led declines and many stocks slid further in late trading.
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Fairchild Camera
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Admiral
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Magnavox
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Johnson to Watch TV Program From the LBJ Ranch
President Johnson wraps up a stay at the LBJ Ranch and plans to return to Washington for Viet Nam talks with Henry Cabot Lodge. He will view a color NBC special on the Hill Country and Lyndon Johnson's Texas featuring his family and Mrs. Johnson.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Johnson
LBJ
Washington
Antonio Carrillo
Flores
Carrillos
Lbj Ranch
Bill D. Moyers
Lady Bird
Lynda
George Hamilton
Luci
Russian Trawler Moves Offshore After Bay Entry Refusal
A Soviet trawler the Chernayakhovski skims SW at six knots off the Golden Gate after the U.S. refused entry to San Francisco Bay for repairs. The vessel sought engine work reportedly needing piston rings while another trawler named Skryplev stayed nearby, fueling tension with American fishermen.
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UPI
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Coast Guard
Chernayakhovski
U.S
Cific
Skryplev
Drake’s Bay
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Bay
Chernayakhevski
Dodgers Sell Podres To Tigers For Undisclosed Terms
The Los Angeles Dodgers disclosed they sold pitcher Johnny Podres, 33, to the Detroit Tigers for cash and a player to be named later. Podres had a 136-104 record with the Dodgers since 1953 and will report to Detroit immediately. The Detroit player involved will be announced later.
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UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Detroit Tigers
Podres
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Tigers
Detroit
Christopher criticizes Brown over ignored big city issues
Pasadena report says George Christopher, Republican gubernatorial candidate, attacks the Brown administration for eight years of neglecting California’s great city complexes. He urges bipartisan state cooperation with city and county governments to address local problems and resist federal dominance.
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Pasadena
UPI
George Christopher
California
Sacramento
Pacific Telephone Company
Christopher
Brown
Washington
San Francisco
Hovercraft Tests In Viet Nam Face Marine Evacuation Role
In Vung Tau Viet Nam the U S Navy evaluates three Patrol Air Cushion Vehicles or hovercraft for seaborne infiltration defense. The craft ride on air rings and travel 45 to 68 knots though possibly 75, with a crew of four and room for eight troops for swift coast strikes and reconnaissance.
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Vung Tau
South Viet Nam
UPI
Viet Nam
U. S. Navy
PAVC
Saigon
Roy Adair
el Paso
Texas
Adair
Navy
Viet’ Nam
States
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