GOP Platform Seeks Less War Burden and Crime Reforms
The GOP platform outlines reduce military burden and expand neutralization of regional conflicts including Vietnam. It pledges tighter crime enforcement with electronic surveillance and testimony penalties. It favors private sector job training, home and business ownership programs, and streamlined welfare while resisting excessive government spending.
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Dancers Case Continued on Nudity Charges
In San Francisco, dancer Tara Mamou and Edward Mack face charges after a North Beach show billed as nude interrac ial love dance. Defense cites First Amendment free expression. judge delays case to August 20. Moral concerns clash with art claims as police photos are reviewed.
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Republicans Target Fiscal Policy And State Revenue Sharing
Republicans press a critique of Democratic administration as wasteful spenders and discuss using negative income tax ideas. They view sharing federal revenues with the states as a likely substitute for federal grants to support programs approved by Washington.
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Birch Bayh Turns Down Second Senate Bid
Indiana Senator Birch Bayh rejects a second bid for the Senate while Senator McIntyre endorses him as an experienced leader. McIntyre notes Bayh’s same tenure as Kennedy at exposure to civil rights, anti corruption in Vietnam aid, and crime fight, and recalls Bayh helping Edward Kennedy after the 1964 plane crash. Bayh, a Terre Haute Democrat, was unopposed for renomination at the state convention.
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Army Spec 4 Larry Montgomery Dies of Vietnam Wounds
Fort Wayne Indiana Army Specialist 4 Larry Montgomery 21 died of wounds received in combat in Vietnam. He was the 720th Indiana service member killed in the Asian conflict and was the grandson of Mr and Mrs Sam Chandler of Fort Wayne.
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Industry price hikes and firm stance spark steel price moves
Johnson says he will urge restraint and urge industry not to raise prices as Bethlehem Republic and U S Steel announce key increases. Bethlehem and Republic raise prices August 8. U S Steel plans a selective rise October 1 on tin mill products accounting for 7 percent of shipments. Armco to announce hikes. Inland Steel warns costs drive decision. Iron Age notes expected industry support.
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WV police buy $40,000 device for toxication tests
Charleston report says state police purchased a $40,000 toxication testing machine to aid in alcohol and drug impairment cases, reflecting a shift from earlier roadside tip line guidance.
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Johnson Defends Steel Price Policy and Court Nominations
President Johnson defended a steel price increase citing public interests amid a first federal industry confrontation since 1962. He noted a 41 percent profit rise in the sector and pressed for industry restraint while addressing Vietnam and the economy. He also argued for Abe Fortas and Homer Thornberry Supreme Court nominations amid election-year opposition.
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Johnson signals cautious approach on Vietnam and disarmament
President Johnson outlined a stance on Hanoi’s bombing halt and missile disarmament talks with the Soviet Union. He said unilateral bombing must not abandon troops and expressed hope for nuclear talks progress while resisting further spending cuts amid a $91 million aid dispute.
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Government budget offer on education for federal districts
The official discusses reducing the 1968 education appropriation to under 50 million dollars for 138 school districts serving families in government installations. He says Congress could authorize funds if essential, noting parents reside there and do not pay local taxes.
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Massachusetts coastal patrols target lobster trap thefts
The Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources plans coastal patrols to catch thieves messing with lobster traps. Lobster men estimate about $200,000 worth of shellfish has been stolen from the traps in recent months.
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Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources
Detective records name Hunt in Joyce Hunt murder case
William Hunt, 31, was named Wednesday in a preliminary charge of murder filed in City Court for the slaying of his estranged wife Joyce, 29, Tuesday in Princeton Indiana. The Gibson County grand jury will begin the investigation Friday, said Prosecutor James Marshall.
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Gibson County
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Atterbury Job Corps Grants 3000th Graduation
Randolphe Sandoval, 19, of San Antonio Texas, becomes the 3000th graduate from the Atterbury Job Corps Center since its 1965 opening. The program helped him secure a baker’s assistant job in his hometown.
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