Congress Considers Presidential Succession Amendment
Congress moves to adopt a constitutional amendment on presidential death disability or absence and presidential succession. The plan requires two thirds in both houses and ratification by state legislatures, with 1967 target. a separate bill would make presidential murder a federal crime.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Congress
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Senate
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U.S
FBI
Tiger Eyes Major Counts Days To Return Home
In Da Nang Vietnam Major Robert E. Ley known as Tiger Eyes by locals prepares to leave in a month. He led a 150 square mile sector’s safety drive with Lt. Col. Charles H. Brown, reporting 400 Viet Cong killed or captured and 60 wounded Americans with no prisoners taken. Ley earned the Vietnamese Gallantry Medal with Silver Star and praises his Vietnamese officers and bold patrol tactics.
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Hal Boyle
DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Tiger Eyes
Georgia
Confederacy
Chickamauga
West Point
Ley
Charles H. Brown
Fl Paso
Tex
Talien
S/Sgt Thinks He's a Pause Out Jinx
Staff Sgt. Daniel Flynn of Pawtucket says a jinx follows him as 10 Air Force units or installations have been phased out after his assignments. Beginning in 1955 his postings include the Reno Air Defense Sector at Stead in 1963. Both the air defense unit and the Stead base will be phased out by mid 1966. Flynn wonders where he will go next as the Air Force keeps its fingers crossed. Louisville restaurant sign reports cooks and waitress upset during alterations but business continues.
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Stead Air Force
Basf
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Daniel Flynn
Air Force
Perry Junior High Wins Pacemaker Award
New York National Education Association awards Perry Junior High School for maintaining an ambitious elective American heritage course. The Iowa school was among 37 states and the District of Columbia named to receive the honor Saturday.
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New York
National Education Association
Perry Junior High School
Iowa
District of Columbia
Glove Firm Head Named to Post
John F. Hunt of Fairfield, president of Fairfield Glove Co., becomes president of the Iowa Manufacturers Association. Other officers named include Harold S. Bown of Des Moines, vice president, Lloyd Winger of Ottumwa, treasurer, and Bruce Van Druff of Red Oak, secretary.
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John F. Hunt
Fairfield
Fairfield Glove Co
Iowa Manufacturers Association
Harold S. Bown
Des Moines
Lloyd Winger
Ottumwa
Tresumer
Bruce van Druff
Red Oak
Mill City Mother of 5 Found Dead After River plunge
Minneapolis police recover Barbara Ann Ward 28 mother of five from the Mississippi River after she plunged in with her male companion reporting they had been drinking. Richard Nelson 28 is held for questioning. body found near Ford Dam St Paul with bruising noted on the victim.
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Minneapolis
Mississippi River
Barbara Ann Ward
Richard C. Nelson
Ward
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