90th Congress caucuses on eve of 1967 session
Members of the 90th Congress held formal and informal caucuses to inspect new members and set agendas as the 1967 session loomed. Democrats retain control in both chambers but Republicans gained seats, signaling a session focused on Vietnam and reviewing Great Society laws.
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Washington
UPI
90Th Congress
House
Senate
Vietnam
Johnson
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Hubert H. Humphrey
Gerald Ford
Congress
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Melvin Laird
House Republican Conference
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Washington, D.C
UVM Library Expands Service to State and Public
The Bailey Library at the University of Vermont holds the state's largest book and periodical collection. In 1965 66 it loaned over 660 books outside the university to private colleges Vermont State Colleges public libraries and the Vermont Free Public Library Service. Interlibrary loans include 1000 plus books loaned from Library of Congress and other universities to support UVM faculty and graduate students.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Vermont
Vermont Free Public Library Service
Vermont State Library
University
Paul B. Kebabian
Bailey
Medical
Free Public Library Service
Montpelier
Library of Congress
UVM
Kebabian
Burlington Area
The
Stern Publishes Uncensored The Death of a President
About 2 million copies of Stern magazine were en route to West German homes carrying the uncensored serialization of The Death of a President. The magazine said it had rejected a last minute appeal by Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPI
Stern Today
Robert F
Kennedy
William Manchester
Stern
Norbert Sakowski
Sakowski
West Germany
Look
John F. Kennedy
Six Killed In Murder Plot By Own Action At Orbit Inn
FBI and investigators identified four guests killed in a dynamite blast at the Orbit Inn in Las Vegas. Richard Paris, 28, missing from Ft Ord California, fired a pistol into dynamite in his room. Paris, his wife Christine, and four other guests died. At least 12 were injured and damages reached $200,000. Police traced the other victims by fingerprints. the Brooks and Auwaerters were among the dead. The blast hit the Fremont Street area and nearby hotels.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
FBI
Richard James Paris
Ft. Ord
Calif
Orbit Inn
Paris
Los Angeles
Christine
Dist
Atty
George Franklin Jr
John R. Auwaerter
Lillian
Buena Park
George Brooks
Arnell Thornton
Sedona
Aziz
Brooks
Fremont Street
Baker Trial Starts Today in Washington
Former Senate Democratic Secretary Robert G. Baker goes on trial in Washington, charged with nine counts from income tax evasion to larceny and fraud in his private businesses. Defense seeks dismissal over bugged conversations. trial could last three months with jury selection likely the first week. Baker’s 1960s rise and fortune contrasting his Senate salary and later indictments are detailed.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Baker
Capitol Page
Pickens
S.C
Edward Bennet Williams
Williams
Gasch
Justice Department
William O. Bittman
Johnson
Maryland
Haiti
Las Vegas
Senate Rules Committee
Clifford Jones
Nevada
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Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
John Bell Williams
Powell
Colmer
Education and Labor Committee
Rules Committee
Commerce Committee
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Las Cruces, N.M
Rio Grande
Manchester
Main Street
Bennington
Bennington, VT
Tracos
Volkswagen OF Amer
Volkswagen
Monument Motors, Inc
Laramie
Wyo
Fire Department
Dunham. Furniture Incorporated
Bennington, Vermont
ELM Street
Alaska
Alaska Purchase
U.S
Sweden
France
Russia
Francois Duvalier
Dominican Republic
Venezuela
Geena
Bennington Banner
First National Bank of
North Bennington
State of Union
Cuba
Bangkok
Packers
Chiefs
Ronald Reagan
Harrison E, Salisbury
John T, Connor
Lester B, Pearson
Yugoslavia
Charles Schultze
Canada
Ister
Milovan Djilas
Secretary of Commerce
North Viet Nam
VEC, Inc
Madison, Wisconsin
Asia
Howard Davis
Jewelers
Main ST
Atkins
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