Johnson to undergo gallbladder surgery at Bethesda
President Johnson will enter Bethesda Naval Hospital near Washington late Thursday for gallbladder removal, with a 10 to 14 day hospital stay and several weeks convalescence. Vice President Humphrey to assume duties if needed. Johnson expects only minimal disruption to a lighter-than-usual schedule after surgery. Medical team includes Mayo Clinic surgeon Dr George A Hallenbeck and physicians Barkley Cain Hurt and Osborne.
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Farm Aid Compromise Approved
Washington AP Senate House conferees approved a four year farm bill aimed at keeping price supports low while boosting farm income with direct payments. The package covers cotton wheat feed grains wool and other commodities and includes a cropland retirement plan to idle up to 40 million acres for 5 to 10 years with wildlife habitat and recreation provisions.
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Johnson Humphrey Set Simple Agreement
Washington report outlines a three step Johnson Humphrey arrangement to govern presidential disability. It parallels Eisenhower Nixon and Kennedy Johnson pacts and comes as Congress eyed a disability constitutional amendment awaiting ratification by 38 states. The plan provides steps for acting president and devolution of powers awaiting restoration of ability.
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Dr Martin Luther King Jr to join Ga race demonstrations
In Crawfordville Georgia Rev Martin Luther King Jr announced he would travel there Monday as the state faces a racial crisis and potential mass march on the Georgia capitol. Troopers barred Negro students from boarding white buses while demonstrators staged a sit in and a white crowd blasted segregationist music outside the Taliaferro County Courthouse.
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Mental Test Ordered For Pope Threatener
Judge Daniel Gillen ordered ten days of mental observation for Arthur Brouillard 36 charged with telephoning a false report that a plane carrying Pope Paul to Rome would be blown up Brouillard was arrested in a North Station telephone booth while speaking with an airlines official
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CORE Leader To Face Jury Over Narcotics Charge
Oscar Bright 39, chairman of the Springfield Congress of Racial Equality, bound over to Hampden County grand jury on possession of a narcotic. Bright pleaded innocent at arraignment August 17. bail set at $2000 after a packet of high concentration morphine fell from his wallet during a search after his arrest August 13 at a civil rights demonstration.
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McGinnis contest over railroad loan broker fee
Boston AP report states former Boston and Maine Railroad president Patrick B McGinnis who faces anti trust charges says he received 35000 dollars in 1958 from International Railway Equipment Corp Boston as a broker fee for helping arrange a 1 million dollar loan for International Railway Also named are B M president Daniel A Benson Marblehead former VP George F Glacy Brookline and International Railway officials Henry Mersey New Haven Conn charged with selling eight coaches without competitive bidding to an organization in which they had a substantial interest.
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Foreign Aid Bill Sent For LBJ's Signature
Washington AP reports the Senate approved the 3.218 billion foreign aid bill and sent it to President Johnson for signature. The measure totals 3.932 billion with 1.17 billion military aid and 2.048 billion economic aid plus 714 million for the Peace Corps Ryukus Islands and lending support. Conference restores 50 million in economic aid and 25 million of the 82 million cut for economic development loans, leaving a final aid total 67 million less than the House vote. The final package weighs 241.47 million below Johnson’s request and 32 million under last year’s Congress allocation.
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Boston Bar Votes Against Morrissey Nomination
The Boston Bar Association council voted 13 to 9 to oppose Francis X. Morrissey for a federal judgeship in Massachusetts. Morrissey, a former JFK aide and Boston municipal court judge, faces Senate subcommittee hearings October 12 with testimony expected from Albert E. Jenner Jr. on behalf of the American Bar Association.
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