Teacher Corps Bill Faces House Showdown Vote
The divided House prepared for a roll call on President Johnson's Teacher Corps as part of the $852.4 million higher education measure. Johnson phoned from his hospital bed to urge Democratic conferees, while Republicans led by Rep. Albert H. Quie argued the proposal creates a federal presence in local classrooms and urged quick acceptance or rejection under conference rules.
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House
Johnson
House-Senate
GOP
Albert H. Quie
R-Minn
Buckley says he will file complaint against Lindsay
New York Conservative mayoral candidate William J. Buckley announces plans to file a detailed complaint with the Fair Campaign Practices Committee over alleged anti Catholic smears by Rep. John V. Lindsay. Buckley criticizes Lindsay and outlines housing and urban policy proposals.
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New York
William J. Buckley
John V. Lindsay
Timothy W. Costello
Lindsay
Buckley
United Nations
Costello
Fordham University
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Beame
Refrigerator Deaths Bring 100 Dollar Fine
Boston AP An accident resulted in a $100 fine for truck driver John J. Murphy 24 who pleaded guilty to leaving a refrigerator unattended causing the suffocation deaths of William Houlsen 4 Ann Marie 3 and Joseph Cinelli 4 The victims were found in a closed refrigerator in a parking lot Sept 22
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Boston
John J. Murphy
Murphy
William Houlsen
Ann Marie
Joseph M. Cinelli
Religion in Ohio schools ruled legal for nuns
A Cramer injunction stops four Southwest Local District schools from releasing students for religious instruction. Judge finds nuns may teach in public schools but release-time for church instruction is unconstitutional. Moore, from Fort Recovery, challenged funding of parochial schooling near Celina. Board plans appeal. three schools are Catholic, one mixed.
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Celina
Ohio
Common Pleas
Fred Cramer
Jesse C. Moore
Fort Recovery
Southwest
Indiana
Moore
Albany Stagnation Center In New Air Pollution Alert
A Northeast air pollution warning was issued by scientists at the Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center. The alert covers an area bounded by Al to Albany and includes major cities from Utica to Washington. Safeguards by local authorities may include reducing incinerator activity and temporary shutdowns of smoke producing industries.
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Cord
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N.Y
Suffolk County
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Nly
New York City
Priest Ordered To Quit Boycott In Milwaukee
UPI reports Auxiliary Bishop Roman R. Atkielski ordered Fr. James Groppi to cease and desist from boycott activities in Milwaukee public schools. The move halted one key participant as sponsors said attendance at freedom schools rose and pupil absences fell. The order also applied to other clergy and sympathizers aiding the protest.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Roman R. Atkielski
James
Mrs Bessette Freed of Murder in Massachusetts
In Northampton Massachusetts Rita Bessette 20 of Belchertown is acquitted of manslaughter and assault in the shotgun slaying of 15 year old John Murphy and wounding of her husband Albert 20. The jury freed her after 45 minutes of deliberation in Northampton Superior Court. The Sept 27 1964 incident occurred when the couple entered the Bessette apartment in Belchertown. She testified she kept the loaded shotgun for intruder protection and cannot recall firing the weapon.
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Northampton
Mass
Rita Bessette
Belchertown
John Murphy
West Warren
Bessette
Albert
Negro Pupils March for Better Books in Bogalusa
About 200 Negro students from four schools boycotted classes for a second day marching four abreast to the school board offices to press for better books and facilities. Police watched as officials refused to comment while students cited ten grievances.
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Bogalusa
UPI
Don Expose
M. J. Israel
Navy Cmdr. Conrad Receives Astronaut Wings
Navy Cmdr Charles Pete Conrad received his astronauts wings for his eight day orbital flight with Gordon Cooper last August. Navy Secretary Paul H Nitze pinned the wings on Conrad in a Pentagon ceremony Tuesday.
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Washington
UPI
Navy
Charles
Pete) Conrad
Gordon Cooper
Paul H. Nitze
Conrad
Pentagon
Vote on Morrissey Delayed and Disputed Confirmation
Senate debate centers on Francis X. Morrissey’s federal judgeship nomination. Kennedy says more senators back confirmation after FBI report clarifies the case, while Dirksen forecasts Republican unity to return the nomination to committee or oppose it. Mansfield delays Morrissey to advance sugar quota legislation. Morrissey previously approved 6 to 4 in committee with six members not voting.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Francis X. Morrissey
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Afike Mansfield
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Morrissey
FBI
Boston
Judiciary Committee
Dirksen
Johnson
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