LBJ Remains Abed Week As He Rests At Bethesda
President Johnson to stay in hospital another week or so amid gall bladder and kidney stone surgery recovery. News briefings may return to the White House this afternoon as he limits visitors and rest remains a priority. Doctors report steady progress. Johnson says he feels good and will follow medical guidance while approving multiple appointments and bills.
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White Registrants Out Number Negroes In Louisiana Parish
In Plaquemines Parish Louisiana federal voting registrars report 1 367 whites registered while 1 202 non whites including Negroes and Indians appeared. The hurricane Betsy delayed registration in Plaquemines which remains segregated with whites outnumbering blacks in overall registrations.
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End Grand Jury System Furcolo Pleads For Change
Former Massachusetts governor Furcolo urges abolishing special grand juries to depoliticize justice. He proposes a blue ribbon study panel, more show cause hearings, and a court supervised monitor system to oversee grand jury proceedings. He warns the special panels tempt political manipulation and undermine regular juries.
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Poison letters reach more Pleboro officials
Three more Pleboro city officials received warning letters and packets suspected of containing poison. Councilors John H. Parker Lawrence Versh our Lionel Forget were mailed Saturday with typewritten notes. Earlier the mayor city solicitor city treasurer and four other council members were targeted. Police seek confirmation from chemists and have turned the letters over to federal authorities.
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Hoffa critiques labor leadership at Boston meeting
James R. Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union, tells 1,200 delegates that U.S. labor lacks drive and has not won a strike in 10 years against a resisting employer. He blames anti-labor postwar legislation, Gen. Meany, and Senator Kennedy, urging a $5 yearly contribution to a special union fund to back favorable legislation and sympathetic politicians.
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New York Dailies Resume Publication After Guild Settlement
Major New York daily papers returned to circulation after a 23 day strike. The Times guild ratified a new contract, mediated by Mayor Wagner, with other papers resuming as soon as possible. The Herald Tribune and others restarted. the Post had resigned from the guild earlier and continued publishing.
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