Celler Calls Civil Rights Bill His Greatest Achievement
Rep Emanuel Celler says passing the civil rights bill was the peak of his 42 years in Congress. He chaired the Judiciary Committee guiding the measure to a 290 to 130 House vote and credits preparation diplomacy and a high level of debate for success. He praises Rep William McCulloch for strong credit in the effort.
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Rep
Emanuel Celler
House
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
Judiciary Committee
Congress
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Bill McCulloch
Brooklyn
Coast Knife Slayer Is Captured
Clarence Harold Hardy, 33, confessed to a series of knife slayings and attacks in California. He admitted killing Jack Woodward in Oakland and George Gilson, plus stabbing Roscoe Belcher and a San Francisco victim, saying he "just got an urge."
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Calif
Oakeland
Clarence Harold Hardy
Hardy
George Gilson
San Francisco
Jack Woodward
Roscoe Belcher
Belcher
Gilson
Los Angeles
Plates Late Drivers Walk Plates Late
Postal officials in CLEAN New York face ire of 200 motorists over missing 1964 plates mailed from Cattaraugus County Motor Vehicle Bureau. Police warned arrest for driving with 1963 plates expired Friday. Post office tracing efforts continue as many motorists walk to avoid plates.
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Clean
N.Y
Cattaraugus County Motor Vehicle Bureau
Little Valley
Post Office
First Lady Lyndon Johnson reshapes White House life
Lyndon B. Johnson's wife shifts White House style stressing culture and economy. She brokers college ties for her daughter Lynda and a Texas roommate, plans social hosting, and guides press relations while aiming to keep the White House as the nation's best face. Lincoln auctioned message fetches 16000 dollars, highlighting public life.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
White House
New York City
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Johnsons
America
Mrs. Johnson
Lyne da
Pretty Warrie Lynn Smith
San Antonio
Tex
Elizabeth Carpenter
Dallas Children Send Valentines To Caroline
First graders at St. Thomas Aquinas School in Dallas sent a two hundred year old style valentine to Caroline Kennedy, age six, daughter of President Kennedy. They mailed a four foot tall lace valentine with hand printed messages.
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Dallas
Caroline Kennedy
Kennedy
St. Thomas Aquinas School
Caroline
Georgeann Brady
Aiken Calls Tax Cut Treasury Raid
Sen. George D. Aiken of Vermont denounces the tax cutting bill as a magnificent raid on the U S Treasury. He voted against the measure, saying it benefits the already wealthy while small businesses and farmers face higher production costs and inflation erodes any gains before the 1964 elections.
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Aiken
Treasury
Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
U.S. Treasury
Senate
Congress
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