ADA Plan Seeks Doubled Social Security by 1970
Lyle Wilson reports ADA's 12 plan ideas to fund larger Social Security. Plan No 3 doubles benefits by tapping general revenue, raising the base to 12000, lowering retirement age to 62, and basing benefits on top 10 earning years. Critics call it borrowing from the treasury to woo senior voters.
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Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Johnson
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Social Security
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Labor To Back Congressmen Who Voted For 14 B Repeal
AFL-CIO officials pledged strong union support in the 1966 elections for congressmen who backed efforts to nullify state right to work laws. The push targets 221 House members who passed the measure and senators who shut off debate. Meany condemned Republican leaders Dirksen and Ford as pro-business, anti union. Whitney M. Young of the National Urban League planned to address leaders on labor ties to job training for Negroes.
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Senate
Aflcio Executive Council
Whitney M. Young
National Urban League
High Command
George Meany
Labor Federation
Meany
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Six Killed on Fog Bound Highway in California Crash
A Greyhound bus driver in Oceanside California halted to aid after a collision on the fog bound U S 101 near Camp Pendleton. A massive chain of crashes left six dead and many injured on a 13 mile stretch nicknamed Slaughter Alley with limited emergency access.
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Oceanside
Calif
UPI
Greyhound
Thomas Harbert
Los Angeles
U.S. 101
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Pacific Ocean
Harbert
San Diego
Senate panel approves Vaughan for Peace Corps head
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Jack Hood Vaughan to direct the Peace Corps by a 12-1 vote, with Lincoln Gordon also approved. Vaughan's stance on Johnson policy in the Dominican Republic was noted amid committee discussions. Also approved was a $200 million capital commitment to the Asian Development Bank.
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J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
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Asian Development Bank
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Edmunds
Muskie
D-Maine
Gemini 8 Docking Target Plan Keeps Moon Landing Goal
NASA will stage a rendezvous using two target satellites for the Gemini 8 mission with astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott. A 28 foot Agena rocket will serve as the primary target about 185 miles above Earth, aiming for the first docking. If Agena fails, the backup ATDA satellite will be launched as a substitute.
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ATDA
Weather Threat Looms Over Apollo Launch Tomorrow
Weather poses the only threat to the Wednesday launch of the first Apollo ship in the U S moon program at Cape Kennedy. The Saturn 1B rocket faces marginal conditions with broken clouds possible for camera coverage while South Atlantic landing seas are forecast 3 to 5 feet. countdown progressed to the 7 15 a m EST segment.
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Archbishop Ramsey to visit Serbian Patriarch in Belgrade
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Arthur Michael Ramsey agreed to visit Patriarch German of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Belgrade. The visit would be the first meeting between a Church of England primate and the Serbian leader, tentatively set for April. The report notes related spaceflight mentions Apollo missions and moon plans for 1969.
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UPI
Canterbury
Arthur Michael Ramsey
German
Church of England
Brain drain and gain map across U S states
Fortune magazine analysis notes California and New York lead in brain gain with 13,688 scientists and 22 percent NAS membership. States such as Massachusetts, Illinois, Wisconsin and Vermont show brain drain as many PhDs move to other states. District of Columbia also listed in drain category.
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Fortune
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Kansas
ABA backs LBJ Viet Nam policy as legal under UN charter
The American Bar Association House of Delegates voted 276 to 0 to affirm that the United States position in Viet Nam is legal under international law and in accordance with the United Nations charter and the Southeast Asia treaty. ABA chair Eberhard Deutsch cited Sen Morse’s Senate remarks as prompting the resolution. Morse dismissed the claim, saying the ABA needed a constitutional law refresher.
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UPI
American Bar Association
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United States
Viet Nam
ABA
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Foreign Relations Committee
U.S. Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
U.S
U.N
Eberhard P. Deutsch
United Nations
Morse
Washington
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