Civil rights clash previews voting bill battles in House
Smith and Celler clash over Congress authority and the voting rights bill in a heated Rules Committee session. The two veteran lawmakers spar on literacy tests and federal involvement as ten colleagues observe, signaling a tough floor fight ahead.
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John Beckler
Washington
House
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Smith
District of Columbia
Alaska
Celler
Congress
Rules Committee
Howard
Russia
Trapped Generation No 5 Older Woman in Love
The article argues cultural bias devalues aging women's sexual agency and outlines options for confronting marital sex issues. It discusses talking with professionals, potential consequences of neglect, and the idea that later-life births can renew purpose and vitality, ending with a teaser about the next column.
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Thelma C. Purtell
Court Rules He May Keep His Name Detlev Frieden
Hans Joachim Kaufmann, an atheist and leftist, sought to change his name to Detlev Frieden arguing meanings of Hans Joachim Kaufmann. The court ruled that names are not meant to express ideology and dismissed his petition after he sued the government.
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Gelsenkirchen
Germany
Hans Joachim Kaufmann
Hans
John the Baptist
Joachim
Kaufmann
Detlev
Frieden
Old Ironsides Makes Annual Voyage In Boston Harbor
The USS Constitution known as Old Ironsides completed its annual turnaround voyage in Boston Harbor. Navy tugs provided power for the two hour trip as the ship circled the harbor to prevent mast warp from prevailing winds.
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Boston
USS Constitution
Ironsides
Navy
Johnson Sees record Congress backed by lavish fund drive
President Johnson touts an assertive Democratic majority in the 89th Congress amid large fundraisers. He claims momentum for 17 bills in one day, predicts continued party support, and notes a major dinner here raising about 650000 for congressional campaigns.
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Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
John M. Bailey
Bailey
Congress
Washington Hilton
Armory
Humphrey
House
Senate
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Republicans Escalate Intramural Conflict Over Ransacked Desk
In a heated exchange at GOP headquarters, former aide William Cody Kelly accuses Ray C. Bliss of dual actions hours after a desk raid. Kovac confirms three aides forced open a locked desk and retrieved donor lists and Goldwater-era films amid the party turmoil.
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Washington
GOP
William Cody Kelly
Ray C. Bliss
Kelly
Frank J. Kovac
Interoffice
Bliss
Republican National Committee
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kovac
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Cambodian wedding rites span three days
The ceremony sequence lasts three days with the groom resting between events in a pavilion in the bride’s yard. The setup highlights traditional rituals and poised anticipation surrounding the union.
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