Johnson Urges Commitment at National Cathedral School Commencement
President Johnson told the National Cathedral School for Girls graduating class that he backs debate in tough times but will press his chosen course. He urged graduates, including his daughter Luci, to use their gifts for the world’s poor and reaffirmed his policy while inviting ongoing criticism.
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Washington
Johnson
National Cathedral School For
Luci
Lynda
Jongh
Jenry Clay
Strong
White House
Holiday Death Toll Is New High Record
United Press International reports a Memorial Day weekend traffic death toll of 484 across the nation from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight. New England records 24 fatalities as late reports pour in.
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United Press International
New England
France Will Study NATO Nuclear Plan
France will study a five nation NATO nuclear cabinet proposal backed by the United States to give allied partners more influence in planning and decision making for nuclear forces. Defense Minister Messmer signaled France’s openness while McNamara pushed for quicker, wider consultation and a possible NATO common defense market.
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NATO
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
America
Pierre Messmer
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
West
United States
Rindmara
Berlin
Europe
London
Denis Healey
Healey
Defense McNamara
Thomas Finletter
Defense Ministers
Supreme Court Limits Federal Ruling on Districting
The Supreme Court left reapportionment to states based on population in the one man one vote rulings. It denied a stay of New York State Legislature elections under Plan A and declined to intervene in Idaho reapportionment. California Senate must be reapportioned by July 1, while Illinois reapportionment supervision remains with the state court system. Justice Harlan wrote a concurring opinion.
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Supreme Court
New “York
Simon H. Rifkind
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New York
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Senate
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State Senate
U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
Special Court
John M. Harlan
Tom C. Clark
Potter Stewart
Harlan
Chicago
Ilinois
Illinois Supreme Court
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Winds Supreme Court
William J. Scott
Supreme Court backs FPC power over gas sales
The Supreme Court 8 to 1 ruled the Federal Power Commission may regulate sales of natural gas to pipelines and related leasehold transfers under the Federal Power Act. The decision overturned a 5th Circuit ruling and affects producer to pipeline deals, with impact on prices for gas consumers nationwide. Justice Harlan wrote for the majority. Douglas dissented.
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Acadia Parish
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Continental Oil Co
M.H. Marr
Sun Oil Co
General Crude Ojl Co
Commission
Phillips Petroleum
Tower Court
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Justice Department
Department
United Gas Improvement Co
Philadelphia Gas Works
United
Stolen DPW Checks Worth 305000 In Boston
A Boston report states that thirty four checks totaling 303000 were stolen from the Right-of-Way Division of the State Department of Public Works. The checks were made out to individuals from whom eminent domain claims were settled. They were kept in a metal cabinet on the 10th floor at 100 Nashua Street. The largest check was 127000. The State Treasurer’s office was notified to stop payment. Some smaller checks could be cashed despite the theft.
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License Suspension Vote Targets High School Dropouts
The California Assembly Education Committee passed a bill to revoke drivers licenses of high school dropouts with exceptions for hardship. The measure aims to pressure students to remain in school and complete education requirements.
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Calif
UPI
California Assembly Education Committee
Ten Russian Scientists Visit Rowe Plant in Massachusetts
A group of nine men and a woman from the Soviet Union will inspect the Yankee Atomic Electric Co. plant in Rowe Mass as part of the fourth U S Soviet exchange visit on radioactive waste disposal. They will also tour Harvard’s Air Cleaning Laboratory in Cambridge and attend a dinner in Boston. The group arrived in the United States Monday and stayed at the Oxbow Motel Charlemont.
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Yankee Atomic Electric Co
United States
Boston
Atomic Energy Commission
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Cambridge
AEC
U.S
Massachusetts
Oxbow
Charlemont
Bargain Hunter's Paradise in The Eagle Want Ad
Bargain Hunter’s Paradise features an almost new five piece Anette set with Formica top offered at 120 dollars. Call or visit daily to pick up bargains, and act quickly to avoid losing out to others. Happy hunting.
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Viet Nam War Fronts See Heavy Casualties Near Quang Ngai
Two Americans killed and another wounded in Pleiku ambush as Viet Cong forces attack Quang Ngai city. Marines counterattack with a full battalion, airlifted into a 10 mile radius, while U.S. planes strike targets in North Vietnam. Reports note substantial Viet Cong and allied casualties and a new Chu Lai airfield opening.
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Quang Ngai
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South China Sea
Pleiku
Viet Nam
Vinh
Hanoi
da Nang
Christopher J. O'Sullivan
Astoria
Queens
N Y
S.set
Willem Donald Tyrone
Abilene
Tex
Ranger
O'Sullivan
Chu Lai
Litano warns GE walkouts may continue in Pittsfield
Union leader Albert F. Litano told GE of Pittsfield that walkouts will persist unless management changes its stance on grievances. He cited local 320’s militant past in Syracuse as a factor shaping a more cooperative climate elsewhere and urged negotiations to avoid further tensions.
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General Electric Co
Pittsfield
Albert F. Litano
Joseph J. LaCasse
Local 255
GEAA
Paul J
GE News
Syracuse
TUE
Local 320
John Stanley
Stanley
Cuse
Syracuse GE
Melikan
Arthur G. Melikan
Gibson
Robert L. Gibson
Lilano
Roanoke
United Electrical Workers Union
IUE
Supreme Court to review slaying of District educator Penn
The Supreme Court agreed to review dismissal of indictments against six Georgia men charged in the shotgun slaying of Lemuel A. Penn, a District of Columbia educator and Army Reserve officer. A federal judge ruled the 1870 law and 1964 Civil Rights Act did not apply. the defendants named were Cecil Myers, Joseph Howard Sims, Denver Willis Phillips, George Hampton Turner, Herbert Guest and Jam? G. Lackey.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
Lemuel A. Penn
District of Columbia
Penn
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Ft. Benning
Bootle
Congress
Cecil Myers
Joseph Howard Sims
Denver Willis Phillips
George Hampton Turner
Herbert Guest
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