Johnson condemns House vote on rat eradication bill
President Johnson and Housing chief Weaver denounce the 207-176 House move to sidetrack a two year 40 million rat control measure. Johnson says federal funding protects livestock and children, urging reconsideration of the administration backed plan. De Gaulle tours Gulf of St Lawrence en route to Quebec, notes France aid for St Pierre Miquelon and nearby islets amid economic concerns.
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Washington
Johnson
Robert C. Weaver
House
ST. Pierre
Charles de Gaulle
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Quebec
France
de Gaulle
Miquelon
Newfoundland
Lynda Johnson Meets Queen at Buckingham Palace Tea
Lynda Bird Johnson attended an invitation-only garden party at Buckingham Palace hosted by Queen Elizabeth II. The event drew about 8,000 guests and took place on Thursday in London.
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London
Lynda Bird Johnson
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Aviatrix Jerrie Mock cancels world flight bid after crash
Washington Court House Ohio aviatrix Jerrie Mock canceled her planned assault on further world flight records after an auto crash left her with a broken rib a broken collar bone cuts and possible internal injuries. She was listed in satisfactory condition at Fayette County Hospital.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Jerrie Mock
Columbus
Fayette County Hospital
Shirley Temple Black may run for Congress in 196?
Woods ide Calif. former child star Shirley Temple Black, 39, a Republican, says she is seriously considering entering a Nov. 14 special election race after state Sen. Richard J. Dolwig withdrew as her candidate. She expects to announce within two weeks, citing Dolwig's decision.
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Woodside
Calif
Shirley Temple Black
Congress
Two Battles Claim 380 Communist Deaths in Vietnam
South Vietnamese and South Korean troops report killing 380 Communist soldiers in two battles. A rival air duel over North Vietnam saw U S Navy Crusaders battle MIGs, with three confirmed down and a probable fourth. Named pilots credited for the kills include Tsaacks Kirkwood and Hubbard.
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Namese
North Vietnam
Navy
Cmdr
Marion “Red” Tsaacks
Redding
San Diego
Calif
Robert Kirkwood
Fall River
Mass
Ray Hubbard Jr
Poway
J.G
Philip W. Dempewolf
Bellevue
Iowa
Hubbard
Final Tax Hikes Planned Amid Economic Boom
Washington AP indicats the administration nears a tax increase as officials cite a buoyant economy. Secretary Fowler, Undersecretary Barr and Chairman Mills met, with a possible bill sent to Congress within 10 days. The plan eyed a Sept or Oct effective date, with a 6 percent rate likely for individuals. Community indicators include June personal income rise, steady retail gains, and a $9 billion Q2 GDP uptick while inventories slow.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Joseph M. Barr
Wilbur D. Mills
D— Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Fowler
Congress
Johnson
White House
Commerce Department
Violence erupts across Minneapolis in street clashes
The Associated Press reports rock throwing two shootings and about a dozen fires in Minneapolis on Thursday night and into today. Police say the second outbreak occurred on the Negro North Side with two injuries and no fatalities. Mayor Naftalin blamed a few lawless individuals. the Black community was not at fault.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur Naftalin
Durham
N.C
Ben Ruffin
Cairo
Ill
Rome
Illinois
Whites Excluded From Black Power Meet
About 600 delegates gather in Newark for a national conference on black power with whites barred from sessions and news conferences. The event features Dick Gregory and Ron Karenga setting a pro black tone while debating what action and organization Negroes should unite behind. Delegates include William Booth James Farmer Floyd McKissick James Meredith Ossie Davis Ruby Dee and Jesse Jackson. The NAACP opposes black power as self defeating.
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Newark
N.J
NAACP
Dick Gregory
Los Angeles
Ron Karenga
Whitey
Karenga
William Booth
New York City
Congress of Racial Equality
Floyd McKissick
James Meredith
Ossie Davis
Ruby Dee
Jesse Jackson
Martin Luther King Jr
Booth
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arabs Oppose Soviet Push on Israel Peace Plan
The Soviet Union pressed Arab states to accept a U S backed compromise linking Israeli troop withdrawal with ending the Arab war, but Syria and Algeria resisted. The UN General Assembly debated a resolution as it neared the end of a five week session, with possible adjournment to late week. Algeria and Syria demanded unconditional Israeli withdrawal, challenging the Latin American backed draft.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
Israel
Syria
Algeria
General Assembly
Middle East
Egypt
Jordan
Old Coins Withdrawn From Circulation Contingently
Washington officials quietly withdraw 90 per cent silver dimes and quarters from circulation as a contingency for late 1967 or 1968 shopping demand. The Treasury freed silver price from $1.29 an ounce, but no recall is planned.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Millfield Native Vaughn Earich Dies at 65
Vaughn W. Earich treasurer of Athens County since 1963 died Thursday night at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville after three months illness. Born in Millfield he was son of John and Mary Earich and a Chauncey-Dover High School graduate. He worked as a coal company foreman and later ran a Millfield grocery for 15 years. A lifelong baseball participant in local amateur programs and Old-Timers Day events. Continued on Page 4.
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Vaughn W
Doc) Earich
Jacobs Drive
Chauncey
Athens County
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Millfield
John
Mary Frances Earich
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ohio University
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Mr. Earich
Tax Proposals Expected To Gel Next Week
Ohio tax proposals move to a Senate subcommittee with a likely sales tax raise and base expansion. Chair Michael Maloney pushes for a bill by week’s end as legislators weigh a plan aimed at at least 252 million over two years for schools and higher education.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Ways and Means
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