Congress Moves On Presidential Succession And Disability
In early sessions Congress acts on presidential disability and succession with bills from Rep. Emanuel Celler and Sen. Birch Bayh backed by 63 senators. Proposals would let the vice president declare disability with cabinet concurrence and allow the president to name a new vice president subject to Senate House approval. A federal crime for assassination is also proposed per the Warren Commission report.
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Nineteen German Skiers Return Safely From Mountain Cabin
Nineteen skiers stranded by avalanches atop Germanys highest mountain were rescued and reached a resort hotel on Thursday. A British girl skier said We had lots of fun The company was good.
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Germany
UPI
Indiana Right to Work Law Faces Repeal Push
Indiana lawmakers move to repeal the 1957 Right to Work law with a Senate Labor Committee vote to recommend repeal. Chamber sponsors and company relocation plans cite RTW as a key factor in site decisions while union leaders warn of increased division between management and labor.
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UPI
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Shelbyville
Donald Yeagley
South Bend
William Christy
D-Hammond
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Dallas Sells
McAlister
Louis Austin
Terre Haute
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Labor Sells
William Bray
Dr. Faust Sr. Returns for January 25
Dr. H. M. Faust, Sr. is back on January 25 after an absence. The item notes his return date and ongoing involvement with local affairs.
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H. M. Faust
Indiana Moves To Strip Lt. Governor Of Powers
Lt. Gov elect Robert Rock faces a potential loss of authority as Sen. Eugene Bainbridge introduces a bill to transfer the Department of Commerce Agriculture Industry and Public Relations from the lieutenant governor to the governor. Rock opposes the plan saying Branigin doubts adding more work. The measure coincides with a 1963 Coliseum fire study and fire safety reforms. A second bill would modernize drainage laws replacing 42 statutes with a single act. Rail Express to Build 1 Million Terminal In Indianapolis.
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UPI
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Eugene Bainbridge
Dmunster
Department of Commerce, Agriculture, Industry and Public Relations
Rock
Roger Branigin
Bainbridge
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Charles Schenk
Vincennes
Charles Maddox
Otterbein
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Ford To Pick House GOP Whip Shortly
Washington United Press International reports Rep. Gerald Ford, new House GOP leader, is expected to decide soon who should replace Rep. Leslie Arends as party whip. Arends backed Rep. Charles Halleck, who was ousted by Ford, setting up a leadership shift in the House.
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UPI
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House
Leslie Arends
Ilinois
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Arends
Charles Halleck
R - Ind
Ford
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Japan
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