Senate Debates 1965 Antipoverty and Farm Bill Provisions
Congress readies a 165 billion authorization for the coming year as the Senate Labor Committee opens debate on an antipoverty program aimed at chronic unemployment and struggling workers while the House and Senate clash over a wheat price provision and farm policy. The bill would extend cotton, feed grains, wool, and cropland programs, with key disputes over bread prices and government grain resale levels.
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Terrorists Kill 3 Police In Saigon Raid
In Saigon, terrorists attacked the national police headquarters with explosives and machine gun fire. Three policemen were killed and at least eight wounded, including three Americans lightly. The raid also hit a police station nearby. one raider was reportedly killed. US Marines reported five Viet Cong deaths in Da Nang area while earlier blasts at My Canh restaurant killed over 40.
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Taylor outlines four point plan for winning Viet war
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor, former ambassador to Saigon, hands over a four point strategy to his successor as a path to victory in Vietnam. The plan calls for maximum effort in South Vietnam to defeat Viet Cong, air strikes on North Vietnam, stronger South Vietnamese governance, and readiness to pursue talks for peace with any sincere government.
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Riots Spread Across Southern California and Watts
Riots erupted from Watts to San Diego as police and National Guardsmen imposed curfews. Widespread violence included a fatal shotgun wound to officer Richard Lefebvre, numerous arson incidents, and sporadic attacks across Los Angeles, Hollywood, Wilmington, Sylmar, Van Nuys, San Bernardino, and other areas. Authorities report 2 killed, 302 injured, 2,602 arrested amid six days of unrest.
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Funeral Notices for Ford Mack Ford and others
Obituary notices report the death of Ford Mack Ford six at 8 10 a m in Baytown area hospitals and list survivors including wife Inez and several children. Also noted are funeral plans for Claire Harton St Clair and Wille Ane Morgan with services at Baytown and Highlands churches and interment at White Oaks and Scrobach Cemeteries.
Baytonian Charged With Striking Woman
Edward E. Brown of Bay town was charged with aggravated assault after a 5:15 p.m. Sunday incident in Justice of the Peace court and released on bond an hour later. The 19-year-old Bay town woman reported Brown and an unknown man forced her into Moose Lodge 515 W Main, then assaulted her inside and outside the lodge and in a car, with bruises noted on her neck and head.
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Lost German police dog found at Atkins residence
Mrs. George Atkins of 1704 California reported two adult female German police dogs, tan and gray, arrived at her home early Sunday and remain there. She believes the dogs are lost.
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Traffic Kills 14 on Texas Highways Weekend Toll
Texas traffic tragedies claim fourteen lives across the state over the weekend. Incidents include a two car crash on rain slick U S 80 near Gordon and multiple drownings on lakes and rivers. Victims span Fort Worth Houston Clute Angleton and Denton County, with deaths linked to car crashes drownings and a stabbing. Authorities report patrol pursuit accidents and a gunshot fatality in Fort Worth.
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Billions Paid to Jobless Since 1935 for 30 Years
Washington report notes more than 47 billion dollars has been paid to jobless Americans since unemployment insurance began 20 years ago on August 14 1935. The first recipient in Madison Wisconsin received a 15 dollar check delayed by state fund buildup and program rollout. The article cites fears the new federal program would erode state responsibility and initiative.
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Highlands Burial Set For Former Baytown Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Tommie Birdie Busshart 76 a former Baytonian will be held at 2 30 p m Tuesday in Highlands Methodist Church. She died Saturday in Henderson Ky with services in Henderson under Benton Funeral Home. Survivor include three sons M W Busshart S O Busshart L E Busshart and daughter Mrs M E Grisham along with seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Interment will be in Hill of Rest Cemetery in Baytown. A ten of coal goes into the production of every ton of steel.
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Goldberg To Unveil New UN Voting Right Policy
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg prepared to announce a U S plan to break the U N General Assembly deadlock over Soviet voting rights The plan seeks reversal of the rule that overdue peacekeeping assessments bar a country from voting in the U N Security or General Assembly and was to be outlined in the 33 nation committee on peacekeeping operations.
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