House Rules Committee Faces New Members in 1965
The House Rules Committee will likely stay Democratic in 1965 with two or three new members. Democratic Rep Carl Elliott of Alabama loses his seat. Republican Elmer Hoffman of Illinois runs for office and Rep William Avery of Kansas seeks governor. Possible replacements include Rep Claude Pepper, a liberal from Florida. Elliott may receive a federal post after leaving Congress. The article notes the panel’s pivotal role in late 1960s House dynamics.
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House Rules Committee
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Carl Elliott
Alabama
Elmer J. Hoffman
Illinois
William H. Avery
Kansas
Avery
Hoffman
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
William M. Colmer
Mississippi
John B. Anderson
Bill
Elliott
South
Rep
Claude Pepper
Florida
Pepper
Senate
South Africa to Build Munitions as Budget Rises
AP reports Cape Town plans a nearly five fold rise in defense spending with a 294 million peacetime budget for 1964 65. Defense Minister Jacobus Fouche says the push aims to domesticate armaments and expand forces amid global arms embargo pressure tied to apartheid.
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Associated Press
Cape Town
South Africa
Jacobus Fouche
Cargill Replaces Vessel for Russian Wheat Shipment
Cargill Inc of Minneapolis said it hired another ship, the National Defender, to carry 40,000 tons of wheat it sold to Russia, replacing the Transeastern which the company says was unfit to carry grain. The Transeastern incurred heavy contamination with oil residue and failed inspection for loading.
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Cargill Inc
National Defender
Russia
S.S. Transeastern
Cargill
Giant Grain Company
Transeastern
Baie Comeau
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
U.S
May Seaway tonnage sets record for month
OTTAWA AP May cargo through the St. Lawrence Seaway reached 5,175,000 tons a monthly record, up 32 percent from last year. Upbound was 2,330,000 tons, downbound 2,485,000, with Montreal to Lake Ontario bulk up 27 and 36 percent respectively. Wells Canal traffic hit 6,978,000 tons, beating all prior months by about 1,000,000 tons and up 34.9 percent from the prior year.
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R. J. Rankin
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Board Members Displaced by Rolvaag to Seek Court Action
Two Minnesota boards face court action as displaced members from Gov. Rolvaag's administration vow to regain posts. Stanley Carlson and Dr. C F McQuigaran plan legal challenges based on Todd Essling ruling, aiming to resume seats on the State Board of Education and Metropolitan Planning Commission respectively.
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William Essling
Andersen
Bership
State Board of Tax Appeals
John Todd
Rolvaag
Carlson
Board of Education
Marshall
C.F. McQuigran
John C. Schwarzwalder
Rolvaaz
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