Republicans Anticipate House Returns With Fresh Faces
Ten months before the election, public and private polls show Johnson at a low 62 percent amid Vietnam and poverty wars. Bliss mobilizes 17 city chairmen to back new GOP faces like Romney Rockefeller Rhodes Volpe Case Boggs Cooper Chafee Hatfield Brooke to recapture House seats lost in 1964.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Republican National Committee
Ray C. Bliss
East
Middle West
House of Representatives
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
John Chafee
Rhode Island
Senate
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Edward H. Brooke
Removal of Western District Judge Chandler by judicial council
Judge Stephen S Chandler of the Western District of Oklahoma has been stripped of powers and duties by the Tenth Circuit Judicial Council acting with Judge Murrah abstaining. He retains $30 000 annual pay with 22 years service and could have retired. This marks the first use of the 1939 act to remove a federal judge without impeachment.
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U. S
Stephen 8S. Chandler
Western District
Oklahoma
Alfred P. Murrah
Tenth Circuit
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Judicial Council
Murrah
Chandler
House
Senate
Proposal to split U S employment service into two agencies
A 15 member study group urged creating a comprehensive manpower service separate from unemployment compensation. The plan funds employment services from general taxes, uses advanced technology to match workers with jobs regionally, and aims to ease the unemployment burden by better placing workers.
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U. S. Employment Service
Effrontery Of Communists In UN Exposed
The piece decries Communist behavior in the UN led by Karoly Csaterday a Hungarian official. It notes his protocol breaches over Taiwan Chinese representation and favoritism toward Soviet and allied delegates. It highlights US and Ethiopian pushback and hints at Csaterday eyeing the UN General Assembly presidency with chutzpah.
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Security Council
General Assembly
Chiang Kai-Shek
Republic of China
Chaing Kai- Shek
Yu-Chi Hsueh
Gricia
Peiping
Hsueh
Csaterday
Oaterday
Heaven
Earth
United States
Ethiopia
Taiwan
Csatorday
UN General Assembly
Steel price shock strains Johnson White House
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report a New Year’s Eve steel price rise by Bethlehem Steel shocks the Johnson administration and revives talk of a compulsory advance notification of price increases. The move highlights a widening gap between the president and business leaders and tests the administration’s inflation concerns. Inland Steel’s Joseph Black, a Johnson supporter, hesitates to raise prices, wary of political backlash.
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Johnson
White House
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem
Pearl Harbor
Kennedy
Treasury
Commerce Department
Inland Steel Co
Inland Board
Joseph Black
Chicago
Mr. Johnson
Block
Inland
Steel
Gardner Ackley
Bethlehem Board
Edmund F. Martin
Martin
Congress
Capitol Hill
Bethlehem-Inland
Africa’s Leaders Face 1966 Test Amid Rising Tensions
Rhodesia faces potential upheaval as Britain imposes sanctions after declaring independence. Zambia and Rhodesia clash over oil and copper while regional powers stockpile weapons. Mobutu’s Congo remains unstable and Kenya’s Kenyatta grows in leadership. Domestic debates swirl over price controls amid steel disputes.
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Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Britain
Central
Africa
Sterling Bloc
Zambia
Smith
Kariba
Zambezi
South Africa
Angola
Mozambique
Organization of African Unity
British Commonwealth
Agleria
Congo Brazzaville
Ghana
Guinea
Mali
Mauritania
Sudan
Tanzania
Egypt
Algeria
Congo
Leopoldville
Joseph A. Mobutu
Nigeria
Ivory Coast
Gabon
Liberia
West Africa
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Jan 10 in History Highlights Across Centuries
Today in history covers milestones from 1780 Standard Oil incorporation to 1966 notes. Events include Ethan Allen’s birth in 1737 Florida’s secession in 1861 Buffalo Bill Cody death in 1917 League of Nations creation in 1920 Dutch East Indies invasion in 1942 and Khrushchev reforms debate in Moscow a year ago Congo rebels executions reported.
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Associated Press
Standard Oil Company
U. S
Ethan Allen
Litchfield
Conn
Florida
William Buffalo Bill Cody
League of Nations
Dutch East Indies
Arthur Ramsey
Durham
York
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Congo
Slowpoke drivers deemed more dangerous than speeders
HAL BOYLE notes safety experts rank slow motorists as riskier than speeders and drunk drivers. He cites studies showing cars 20 mph below average speed cause more accidents than 20 mph above. The column mixes trivia and quips on culture, science, and history.
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New York
U. S
Uncle Sam
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dear Abby Advice Chronicles Letter Moving From Washington to Power
A reader recalls a colonel’s tip that a service wife should contact her husband’s Commanding Officer and expands to recounts of a flood of letters to officials and even to the President Mrs Eisenhower. A retired major notes the 1954 Great Blizzard of Washington and an Army sergeant who corrected a problem. A separate teen asks how to end phone interruptions at supper and Abby replies to avoid answering during meals and to ask the caller to wait.
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Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
The
United States
Eisenhower
Abby
Washington
Roanoke
USAR
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North Pole
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