Congress Faces Long Summer Session Potential
Congress likely to stay in session through summer as five Johnson administration bills await action. Immigration reform Taft-Hartley repeal minimum wage expansion housing cabinet and unemployment benefits loom amid ongoing battles. Voting rights and health care measures considered certain to reach the president’s desk soon. Senate and House leadership optimistic but prepared for tough fights ahead.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Rouse
States
Cabinet Department of Housing and Urban Development
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinoisy
Coast Guard Medico Service Aids Seafaring Hospital On Patrol
The Coast Guard maintains its Medico service to provide on demand medical advice and treatment for shipboard emergencies. Dozens of vessels patrol major routes, linking with Medico Centers in Juneau Seattle San Francisco Long Beach Honolulu Boston New Orleans and New York City to dispatch doctors and supplies within minutes. A $400 000 computer system plots 900 ships across 4.5 million square miles enabling rapid coordination for remote cases like the Margarita incident.
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U.S. Customs House
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Margarita
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South Atlantic
Dr Gloria Olive to Teach Summer Math in Canada
Dr Gloria Olive, chair of the mathematics department at Anderson College, is named visiting professor of mathematics for the summer session at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. She will teach the universitys most advanced math course for teachers and math majors.
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Anderson College
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Sask
Canada
Olive
Brooklyn College
University of Wisconsin
Oregon State University
College Corner Cubs Awarded at Pack Meeting
The College Corner Cubscouts pack 240 held a pack meeting in the school multi purpose room with Den 6 and Den 1 leading the flag ceremony. George Yust and the committee honored Cubs Pat Hamilton Danny Livingston Jerry Sigler Tank Bobby Whittemore Gordon McKwain John Craig Jeff Hobbs Keith Bridges with arrow and badge awards while David Miday Rickey Olfinger and Wayne Jones won kite design contest firsts. Carl Livingston gave the closing thought and Den 2 conducted the closing ceremony.
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College Corner
Cubscouts
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George Yust
Den 6
Robert Painter
Den 1
James Stookey
Jim Blackmon
Carl Livingston
Pat Hamilton
Danny Livingston
Jerry Sigler
Bobby Whittemore
Gordon McKwain
John Craig
Jeff Hobbs
Keith Bridges
David Miday
Rickey Olfinger
Den
Wayne Jones
Dan
Den 2
Opal’ Lewis
Comsat fixes basic rate for TV signals at $3,250 per hour
Washington based Communications Satellite Corp filed with the FCC a basic transmission rate of $3,250 per hour for sending television signals via its satellite. The filing appears as part of a foundational structure or rare arrangement in the company’s regulatory actions.
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Washington
UPI
Communications Satellite Corp
Federal Communications Commission
Comsat
Lapel Students Named to Six Week Honor Roll
Gerald T. Roudebush announces the Lapel Junior and Senior High School six week scholastic honor roll. Grade 7 recipients and straight A students span multiple names, with Grade 12 listing seniors and additional honorees.
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LAPEL
Gerald T. Roudebush
Susan Barnhizer
Anna Marie Boyd
Pamela Buckner
Melanie Fearnow
Jerti Graham
Richard Green
Dale Lewis
Teresa May
Bonnie Needler
Brenda Paulse
Brenda Pitcock
Michael Poston
Leslie Romine
Nancy Sylvester
Pegsy Timmons
Brent Watkins
Jebra Wise
Kyle Wolfe
Terry Woodward
Jill Baka
Nancy Brinker
Emily Cramer
Peggy Dale
Bernard Falkner
Pam Fisher
Greg Hammon
Diana Henry
John Mills
Betty Ridgway
Jackie Snyder
Teresa Bunnell
Carol Cupp
Joan Ducker
Deanna Hersberger
Laura Hollinger
Julia Kluth
Deborah Layton
Nancy Lutz
Nancy Woodward
Rosalie Shaul
Deborah
Kathryn Carlton
Linda Dickerson
Woody Fields
Rosemary Edrington
Hasilyn Fisher
Teressa Forney
Sherry Gentry
Gary Hiday
James Myers
Joy Snyder
Mike Wynn
Gloria Benetiel
Sandy Foland
Willa Ford
Richard Galliher
Ginna Gammon
Rita Herron
Jo Deane Hudson
Sandra Laycock
Marilynvier
Rita Millikan
Marjory Needler
Johnson Signals Foreign Policy Debate Backing
President Johnson addressed the nation and spoke at his daughter Luci's graduation at National Cathedral School for Girls. He urged open debate on foreign policy, welcomed new ideas, and defended swift decisive action while stressing unity amid criticism over Vietnam and the Dominican Republic.
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Johnson
Dustate
Luci
National Cathedral School
Washington Cathedral
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Congress
U.S
Tbis
Justices Rule On Districting in 4 States
The Supreme Court ruled on legislative reapportionment disputes in New York Illinois California and Idaho. It refused to delay a New York special election and left unresolved how many legislators each state may elect. Justice Harlan dissented seeking quicker hearings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Illinois
California
Idaho
New York State
State Supreme Court
Hospital Dismissals List From St 4 Hospital
The article lists numerous individuals dismissed from St 4 Hospital including Edward Hanneman Glendon Combs Rose Baker Sharon Ifert Monna Shiie Arthur Mustin Jane Higginbotham Clara Crosley Brenda Summers Ruby Gobale Marjorie Snodgrass Ralph Hinkle Grant Whitehead Lester Marshall Ferne Van De Grift Clarence Brown Frances Garrett Frank Ashby Oscar Taylor Harry Eaves Marion Blakeney Hildred Dennis Clara Sylvester Margaret Falker plus others from various streets and towns. It also reports a U S Supreme Court ruling on redistricting delays in Illinois California civil rights cases and mentions related appellate actions and demonstrations.
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Monna Shiie
Lock
Arthur Mustin
Th St
Jane Higginbotham
Fowler St
Clara Crosley
Peton
Brenda Summers
E. 38Th
Ruby Gobale
Marjorie Snodgrass
Ralph Hinkle
N. Shore
Grant Whitehead
Meridan
Lester Marshall
Mountain
Home
Ark
Ferne van de Grift
Brentwood
Clarence Brown
Frances Garrett
Muncie
Frank Ashby
Ohio Ave
Oscar Taylor
13Th
Harry Eaves
Cedar St
Marion Blakeney
Pendleton
Hildred Dennis
Markieville
Four Arrested In Two Indiana Rape Attacks
In Terre Haute four youths aged 16 to 21, all from Terre Haute, were arrested on kidnapping and rape charges after an assault near a lover s lane. In La Porte a separate rape report involved a 20 year old victim who escaped from an abductor after being followed from a nightclub.
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Associated Press
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la Porte
Lover's Lane
Joe Phillips
Gerald Tarrh
James’ Nance
Pean
Jher
SS Office Explains Dependent Parents Benefits
The Social Security Office explains that parents who lost a child may receive dependent parents benefits based on the deceased earnings if they show support of at least half within two years of the death. Eligibility requires the child to be fully insured and, if the parent is under 62, proof of support must be filed promptly. Aged 62 or older may qualify immediately if other rules are met.
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Herman E. Landes
Anderson Social Security Office
Landes
Social Security Office
Indian Mine Death Toll Stands At 250 Officials Say
Indian mine disaster at the Dhori colliery near Hazaribagh northwest of Calcutta kills hundreds as 400 miners were inside when the blast hit. Police seal the area while survivors search for others and families await news in a scene likened to an earthquake.
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India
UPI
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Hazaribagh
Tonypandy
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U.S
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W. Va
Right to Work Group to present union shop views to Congress
The National Right to Work Committee will present its stance on laws banning the union shop in Congress. It says rank and file workers will testify while noting no clear need to repeal Taft Hartley Act section 14 B. Reed Larson praised state actions and urged opposition to repeal.
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UPI
National Right To Work Committee
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Reed Larson
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Texas
John Connally
House of Representatives
YMCA Luncheon and Schedule Snapshot
Readable items show a day’s timetable at the YMCA with exchanges, luncheons, and dinner times. Listings include Indiana counties Elwood Edgewood Orestes Alexandria Cunningham Summitville Daleville and Adams town, with open swim and health city schedule notes.
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Elwood - Edgewood Orestes
Alexandria
Cunningham
Summitville
Daleville
Maiddietown
Alwood
Waslington
Joseph
Oakland
St. Miry
Blind Unit Rummage Sale Ends Today
The Madison County Unit for the Blind sponsors a rummage sale today at 1698 Fairview St. Announcement credited Miss Esther Parker. Also notes Edward RB Reynolds won the California Company Scholarship, with a Columbus address listed.
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Faryview St
Fsvther Parker
Edward RB. Reynolds
Edwards
Scatterfield Rd
California Company
Colorado
Deep Sea Drill Yields Fossil Rich 10 Million Year Samples
New York reports Ameri can scientists recovered earth samples dating about ten million years from six offshore sites near northern Florida. Core sections reach 1050 feet below the seabed in 3500 feet of water. Findings may map life sequences and guide future offshore drilling results. Institutions involved include Lamont, University of Miami, Scripps, and Woods Hole. NSF funded 250000 dollars.
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UPD
Atlantic Ocean
Wasanmeucers
Thesday
Columbia University
Sitd
Dotnet Oceanographic Institutions
Deearth
Jcides
Florida
Institute of Marine Sciences
Miami
Lamont Geological Observatory of Columbia
Institute of Marine Sciences of the Universe
Miammi
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
University of California
Woods Hole
Mass
Harvey explains golf cart accident that broke leg
Rep Ralph Harvey Remd explains in a letter to constituents how he fell from a golf cart at Congressional Country Club during a right turn slide. He says a golf shoe cleat caught turf causing a twist and fracture of his left leg while complying with club rules.
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Ralph Harvey
Congressional Country Club
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