Legislators Visit Viet War Front Medals To Marines
UPI report from Da Nang notes Sen Edward M Kennedy with Sen Joseph D Tydings and Rep John Culver and John Tunney visiting a wooden ward of a Marine medical battalion. They presented Purple Heart medals to four wounded Marines hours before. The group toured the Da Nang base in the Central Highlands amid ongoing combat operations.
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Supreme Court Upholds Reapportionment Moves In Virginia And Kansas
The Supreme Court affirmed a Virginia decision to combine Richmond and Henrico County into a single state legislative district. In Kansas, the high court declined to review a state Supreme Court ruling that kept the Kansas House of Representatives reapportioned. The court did not act on the Justice Department’s Voting Rights Law challenge and scheduled its next meeting for November 8 as it enters a two week recess.
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India to Possess Atomic Bomb Within Six Months
Western observers in New Delhi say India could develop an atomic bomb within six months despite official denials by Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri. Pressure centers on Congress Party politicians amid perceived threats from Pakistan and China. India already has a plutonium reactor and plans to expand its army. U.S. reactions cite wheat shipments as leverage in Kashmir talks.
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Johnson Confers With Eisenhower Before Surgery
President Johnson privately consulted with former President Eisenhower in an early morning meeting on an Air Force jet at Andrews Base before announcing his Oct. 8 operation. The White House released details of Moyers and Dr. Hallenbeck confirming the discussion of Johnsons illness and recovery.
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Pueblo woman appeals $50 fine for brick through tavern window
Mrs. Ora Fagan, 52, of Pueblo, challenged a Municipal Court fine of 50 dollars after throwing a brick through a tavern window. She said the act was aimed at her husband Leroy.
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