Army General Rosson To Command Northern Vietnam Zone
In Saigon Lt Gen William B Rosson is named commander of Provisional Corps Vietnam overseeing the Khe Sanh area Hue and Quang Tri with Marine Cushman remaining in overall 1st Corps leadership and Rosson taking direct tactical charge of the northern two provinces while Abrams moves on.
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William B. Rosson
South Vietnm
Marine Corps
Provisional Corps
Vietnam
Rosson
Khe Sanh
U.S
Hue
Quang Tri Province
William C. Westmoreland
South Vietnam
1St Corps
Westmoreland
Robert E. Cushman
Army
Creighton W. Abrams
Phu Bai
Abrams
Cushman
Senator Young calls for Westmoreland removal over Vietnam policy
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio renewed his demand to dismiss General William C. Westmoreland as commander in Vietnam. He labeled the Vietnam War immoral and the most unpopular in U.S. history, criticized Johnson for the Southeast Asia actions, and urged Deputy General Creighton Abrams to take over. He cited CIA activity and Johnson’s deference to military chiefs.
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Ohio
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Stephen M. Young
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Johnson
America
Young
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Westmoreland
Khe Samh
Creighton Abrams
Abrams
Central Intelligence Agency
Thailand
Laos
CIA
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rockefeller Backers Target 15000 Write-In Votes in New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire backers of Gov Rockefeller push a 15000 vote write in drive in the Republican presidential primary with about 90000 expected turnout. They hope the result pushes Rockefeller to enter the Oregon primary May 28 where he previously won a primary in 1964. Nixon remains the only major active candidate on the ballot.
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George Romney
New York
Michigan
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Barry Goldwater
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Johnson plans California campaign for renomination slate
President Johnson will head to California this spring to campaign for a slate supporting his bid for renomination while Sen. Eugene McCarthy campaigns on an anti Johnson Vietnam platform. McCarthy criticizes New Hampshire attacks and faces petition-signature questions in Massachusetts. Rockefeller weighs GOP fate with Romney withdrawal. California Atty. Gen. Lynch says Johnson may appear in San Francisco and Los Angeles with dates to be set.
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New Hampshire
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George Romney
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Shredders Seen Cutting Waste in Office Units
Houston consultant F J Spencer urged electric shredders and conveyer tubes to move waste paper to pickup points at a University of Arizona symposium on solid waste. He cited military use and pneumatic tube like systems to improve disposal alongside incineration and composting research.
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Houston
University of Arizona
Victor Brown
Metropolitan Waste Conversion Corp
Wheaton
Ill
Brown
Elmer R. Kaiser
New York University
School of Engineering and Science
Kaiser
Associated Grocers Plan $500,000 Tucson Warehouse
Walter C. Grant of Associated Grocers announced plans for a 16 acre site on South Country Club Road to replace the 830 E. 7th St. facility employing about 80. The new warehouse will start with dry groceries and frozen foods and add delicatessen items produce and housewares.
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Tucson
Associated Grocers
South Country Club Road
E.7th. St
Grant
South Country Club
Board
Jerry Lee
William Sharp
Two Plead Guilty To Petty Theft In Tucson
Theodore Edward Dzuban Jr and Todd Cooper Scholer, both 20, pleaded guilty to petty theft after officers said they removed household articles from a car at the Ramada Inn. Each man was fined 25 dollars and released by Justice of the Peace Joe Jacobson.
Driver Sentenced for Drunken Driving in City Case
Frank L. Arino of 340 W. Ajo Way was charged with drunken driving and ordered by City Magistrate John A. Sheik to pay 100 dollars or serve 10 days in jail.
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Frank L. Arino
W. Ajo Way
John A. Sheik
Insulin murder case yields death sentence in California
William Dale Archerd, first US convict أس of murder by insulin injection, is sentenced to death in the gas chamber by Superior Court Judge Adolph Alexander. He killed three relatives including his wives Zella Winders Archerd and Arden and nephew Burney Kirk Archerd between 1956 and 1961.
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William Dale Archerd
United States
California
Superior Court
Adolph Alexander
Archerd
Joseph Marx
Irwin Hoffman
Zella Winders Archerd
Mary Brinker Post Arden
Burney Kirk Archerd
Estate Appraised in Superior Court After Pence Death
The estate of Stephen T. Pence of 3417 E. 3rd St. was appraised at 123719.99 in Superior Court. Pence died April 29 1967 and willed his assets to his widow Mariam E. Pence and four children.
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Stephen T. Pence
E. 3Rd St
Pence
Mariam E. Pence
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