Spellman Eulogized for Service to God, Country and Neighbor
Francis Cardinal Spellman was buried at St. Patrick's Cathedral after a national and international turnout. President Johnson, VP Humphrey, governors and senators attended along with U.N. officials and church leaders. The English language requiem Mass was concelebrated by eighteen churchmen led by Archbishop Luigi Raimondi.
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Spellman
God
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Johnson
Robert I. Gannon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Kennedy
Jacob K. Javits
John L
Lindsay
U.N
Fifth
Madison Avenues
United States
Luigi Raimondi
Humphrey Urges Farmers for Bargaining Power
Vice President Hubert Humphrey addresses about 12 000 National Farmers Organization delegates in Louisville at the convention windup. He urges stronger bargaining power for selling farm products and says attacking federal farm programs is not the solution.
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Hubert Humphrey
National Farmers Organization
Louisville
Humphrey
Johnson backs dollar with $475 million in gold moves
The United States transferred $475 million in gold from the money stock to the Exchange Stabilization Fund the largest single shift in U.S. history. The move aims to defend the dollar against speculative attacks and comes as part of a broader policy of gold buy and sell at $35 an ounce.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
Treasury Department
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Exchange Stabilization Fund
Johnson
Inflation Erodes Wage Price Guideposts In Modern Era
In a New York AP report, the wage price guideposts once used by Kennedy and Johnson to curb inflation have vanished. Steel prices rise as administrations brace for higher costs, with businesses and unions blamed for trampling the voluntary restraints. The piece cites inflation as the root cause and notes reduced government restraint as a factor.
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New York
Kennedy
Johnson
Labor Leaders Tell Johnson to Hold Wages
AFL CIO leaders in Miami Beach criticize President Johnson for urging restraint on wage demands. Union heads say they will ignore the appeal as they negotiate major contracts in steel, telephone, and aerospace for 1968, arguing they deserve a share of economic gains.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Johnson
Jerry Wurf
State, County and Municipal Workers Union
Washington
I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
White House
Weather Forecast Highlights and Weekend Snow Totals
Five day outlook shows highs 3 to 8 degrees below normal in the north and 1 to 8 above in the south with weekend snow totals from .1 to .25 inch. Lows run near normal to slightly above. Read The Classified Ads for details.
Bundle of Feather Is Britain's Talker Talker Ted Crowned Best
A caged bird named Ted, a mynah that meows coughs sneezes and wolf whistles, won Britain's best talker at the National Exhibition of Caged Birds in London. Judges cited Ted's wide vocabulary including a horse race bookmaker's call and a real estate agent's cry.
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London
Ted
Britain
Mynah
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