Johnson In Gear For Congress
Washington AP says President Johnson returns to work with a plan to push civil rights tax cuts and elderly health care through Congress. He outlines goals in a January State of the Union and meets with top aides while defending a roughly 100 billion dollar budget.
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Mike Mansfield
NBC
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Peace Corps
Britain tests 10 ton Bel fast troop freighter maiden flight
Britain's largest air freighter the 10 ton Bel fast conducted its maiden flight in Belfast on Sunday. The aircraft is designed to transport over 200 fully armed troops or alternative loads including three tanks or 24 light helicopters. A civilian version is planned.
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Northern Ireland
Kidd Captures Pre Olympic Slalom Run
In Nindeland Germany William Billy Kidd age 20 from Stowe VI led after the first run of the international men's special slalom, clocking 43.60 seconds on a 700 meter icy course. Buddy Werner of Steamboat Springs finished second in 48.96 as a warm up for Innsbruck.
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Billy) Kidd
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North Brookfield Pupils Begin Voluntary Morning Prayer
North Brookfield junior-senior high students started the day with voluntary Bible readings and prayers, after Massachusetts Supreme Court Justice Paul Reardon ordered school sponsored prayers halted. The town had been the only Massachusetts community continuing daily readings following the high court ruling.
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Strangling in Boston Area Remains Unsolved
Fingerprints found in Mary Eilen Sullivan’s Charles Street apartment offer the only solid clue in the ongoing Boston area strangling case. Sullivan, 19, was found nude in her Beacon Hill flat after being sexually molested, as investigators search for the killer who used a nylon stocking and scarves. 30 detectives fanned Beacon Hill and sent prints to Washington for FBI comparison.
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Edmund McNamara
Five Day Forecast Sees Warmward Temperatures Amid Snow Flurries
The five day forecast projects temperatures to average about two degrees above the seasonal normal of 22. Expect colder conditions Friday with showers and snow flurries, then gradual warming into the weekend as a disturbance moves through the region.
Court To Rule On Reopening Va. Schools
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether it will act promptly to order Prince Edward County VA to reopen its public schools desegregated by next September. The county closed schools in 1959 to avoid desegregation, a dispute running since 1951. The case was among the first major desegregation rulings, with earlier Supreme Court decisions in 1954 and 1955 sending it back to lower courts for enforcement.
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Pope Paul VI Seeks Unity on Holy Land Visit
Pope Paul VI ends a three day Holy Land pilgrimage in Bethlehem calling for Christian unity and urging world leaders to press for peace. He met Orthodoxy Patriarchs Athenagoras of Constantinople and other church leaders, prayed at the Nativity grotto, and appealed for renewed dialogue while warning against a new world war.
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Del Gallo Elected Pittsfield City Council President 7-3
Ward 3 Councilman Remo Del Gallo won the presidency on the first ballot by 7 to 3, with no vote from former president Scelsi. John H. Rice opposed, backed by Roy Brown, Edward Dobbins, and Rice. Del Gallo, 38, serving his third term, received seven votes from St Peter Butler Bunt Crow Purnell Richmann. Brown, Dobbins, Scelsi voted against the motion to unanimous. Mayor Dillon pledged closer council oversight and monthly meetings to advance municipal programs. Oath of office administered by City Clerk Fitzgerald.
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Joseph S. Scelsi
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Roy F. Brown
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Dobbins
Scelsi
Pittsfield
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