Erhards Strong Position Boosts Meeting With Johnson
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard heads to Texas for a weekend meeting with President Johnson. He solidified influence after guiding the Common Market through a Brussels conference, pressuring De Gaulle into concessions on agro policy and tariff talks, a move seen boosting his 1965 re election prospects.
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CAB approves Northeast cutbacks on Florida route stops
The Civil Aeronautics Board allowed Northeast Airlines to drop stops at Baltimore Jacksonville and Tampa on its Northeast to Florida service effective Jan 6 The carrier cites lack of suitable aircraft and financial strain The decision follows earlier removal of New York to Miami authority and appeals are ongoing from Northeast.
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Its Car Tag Time Again
Its Car Tag Time Again reports on car tag funding and costs across states with figures from AP. The piece highlights the Tippit fund surpassing 405 thousand dollars, and details tag trends including multi year stickers, reflective plates, prison labor production, and notable plate stories.
64 Race Poll Shows Goldwater Still in the Lead
An AP poll of 1 361 Republican county chairmen across all states shows Barry Goldwater remains the leading GOP nominee contender after President Kennedy's death. Nixon rises notably to second, while Goldwater falls from October's high but still leads the field.
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Delaware
Final order aimed at halting North Brookfield prayers
Supreme Court Justice Paul C. Reardon ordered a writ directing the North Brookfield School Committee to stop prayers in public schools. The committee had voted to end prayers after Christmas, and may appeal the state court ruling.
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Supreme Court
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U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Barry Goldwater says Johnson uses solons as errand boys
Senator Barry Goldwater charges President Johnson tries to stampede Congress during the holidays over the 3 billion dollar foreign aid bill and an attached wheat export rider. He notes all night sessions kept lawmakers from Christmas plans as House passage 189 to 158. Senate action resumes Monday to finish the measure and adjourn the first session of the 88th Congress.
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