Compromise House Open Housing Bill Signals Exemption
A bipartisan compromise in the House Judiciary Committee would exempt owner occupied homes from a federal open housing ban. The measure aims to narrow Johnson administration antidiscrimination provisions while advancing the civil rights bill including jury selection and school desegregation. The panel plans to act Monday or Tuesday under Chairman Emanuel Celler.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Caller
D-N.y
Johnson
Congress
White House
Alaska
Michigan
National pool eyed to reform draft fairness
Washington lawmakers debate a national manpower pool for 1A registrants and a central draft system to replace local boards. Advocates say the plan would ensure first priority eligibles are drafted and curb inequities linked to varied deferment policies, while critics point to biases against poorer families.
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Washington
House
Lucien N. Nedzi
Dmich
House Armed Services Committee
Alvin E. O'Kenski
R-Wis
De Gaulle Sees Soviet Launch From Baikonur Space Center
President De Gaulle with Brezhnev Kosygin and Podgorny witnessed the Cosmos satellite launch at Baikonur in Central Asia. He becomes the first Western leader to view a Soviet rocket launch, as Moscow tours continue en route to Leningrad after Novosibirsk.
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Leningrad
U.S.S.R
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Space Center
Central Asia
de Gaulle
Central Asian Space Center
Baikonur
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Alxei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
The
Moscow
Soviet Central Asia
Novosibirsk
Kremlin
Maurice Couve
de Murville
Cosmos
Siberia
Four Ohio tots die in house fire in Bellaire
A fire on the second floor of the William Johnson frame dwelling in Bellaire, Ohio, killed four of eight Johnson children. Mark, 12, guided his sister Alane and brothers Neil, Luke, and Neil out to safety but Neil suffered severe burns. The four deceased are Denise 7 months, Gregory 10, Kurt 6, and Jeffrey 3. The mother Ethel 28 was hospitalized in shock. Firefighters arrived as flames trapped the children. cause is under investigation.
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Bellaire
Ohio
William Johnson
Johnson
Mark
Ethel
Denise
Gregory
Kurt
Jeffrey
Alane
Neil
Luke
Cub Reporter Killed In Mishap Before Big Story
INDIANAPOLIS Ind AP a cub reporter Stephen A Haynes 26 was killed Saturday in a two car collision while en route to his Marion home from a bachelor party His planned story Another World on the city derelicts world was set for Sundays front page and the two week series was to run daily City Editor Larry Connor confirmed the project and noted Haynes had spent two weeks undercover in a jail stint after a drunken arrest and that he planned to marry the following Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Star
Stephen A. Haynes
Marion
Haynes
Marion County
Larry Connor
Inside Sections and Topics List Summary
A readable index lists newspaper sections and page numbers including Business 10 About You 5 Clintwood 9 Church 12 pSec 8 Classified 13 Editorial 4 Feature 8 Farm 7 Language 10 Sports 14 Mine Safety 10 U. Jack 8 Now and Then 16 Princeton 2 Science 9 Servicemen 13.
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Clintwood
U. Jack
Princeton
Callebs Leads West Virginia Young Republicans on Convention Issue
West Virginia Young Republicans hosted keynote speaker John Callebs of Huntington who accused the Democrats of fear over a constitutional convention. Governor Smith’s administration was faulted for backing down as the 1965 convention bill was ruled illegal by the State Supreme Court. Shott and Bowen also spoke urging party growth and support for GOP candidates.
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Charleston
John Callebs
West Virginia
Smith
State Supreme Court
Callebs
Statehouse
Shott
Bowen
GOP
John Shott
Bluefield
Elizabeth A
Weegie
James Kee
Three Departments Fight Blaze At Narrows Laundry
Fire departments from Narrows Rich Creek and Pearsburg in Giles County Virginia battled a blaze at Intermont Laundry near midnight Saturday. The Giles County Sheriff reported multiple units responded to the incident.
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Narrows
Giles County
Father charged with murder in Pratt shooting
In Charleston AP report Emmett S. Williams 59 was charged with murder for shooting his son at his Pratt home. He was arraigned before a justice of the peace and released on a $1000 bond.
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Charleston
Pratt
Emmett S. Williams
Meredith Takes Over On March In Mississippi March
Civil rights leaders rally behind James Meredith as he resumes the 11 day march toward Jackson Mississippi. Dr Martin Luther King Jr leads a meeting with SCLC CORE and SNCC debates continue while Meredith, 33, shares a moment with King on the highway near Tougaloo.
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Martin Luther King
Philadelphia
Tougaloo
Miss
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
FBI
Canton
Jackson
SCLC
Floyd B. McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
CORE
SNCC
Dick Gregory
Memphis
Tenn
Hernando
Columbia University
New York
U.S. 51
Delta
Direct Billing For Medicare Backed By AMA
Chicago AP report says the AMA favors direct patient billing under Medicare with patients over 65 paying full charges and sending itemized bills to carriers for 80 percent reimbursement after a $50 deductible. Panelists supported direct billing as AMA convention looms, while officials urged caution about patients’ cash flow before filing claims.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Blue Cross
AMA
Social Security Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
William O. Lamotte Jr
Wilmingzton
Del
Arthur E. Hess
Bureau of Health Insurance
Welfare Department
Hunter Killed in Accident Near Tazewell Virginia
Perry R. Asbury, 44, of Five Oaks near Tazewell, Va., was shot twice in the back while hunting groundhogs with cousin James Asbury, 39, of Bluefield. The sheriff called it an unfortunate accident and the court will decide on murder charges. Asbury posted a $5,000 bond and faces July 6 in County Court. The shooting occurred at 5:30 p.m. along Dry Run in Thompson Valley. the body was taken to Greever Funeral Home.
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Tazewell County
Tazewell
Clarence Davis
Perry R. Asbury
Five Oaks
James Asbury
Bluefield
Davis
Albert Perry
Dry Run
Thompson Valley
Forest Wood
Jim Wilson
Ted Ward
Greever Funeral Home
IMP 4 eyes Moon Orbit as Saturn 1B tops near launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The U S space agency lines up two U S space firsts within ten days IMP 4 to orbit the moon and a Saturn 1B booster to launch the heaviest payload yet The Delta rocket will carry the 206 pound IMP 4 satellite toward a lunar orbit then restart the stage to propel Apollo three for moonward flight Lunar Orbiter will follow with onboard cameras planned for Aug 9 delays pushed July 12 date back
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
U.S
Moon
Earth
United States
Lunar
Birds Hold Up Hospital Room in Charleston
Construction on a Charleston hospital emergency room stalled as workers refused to disturb a mother sparrow and her nest. The nest fell, two fledglings chirped, and the mother vanished leaving the team to improvise food scraps while delaying work and losing hours and money.
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Charleston
South Charleston
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William M. McCulloch
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IMP
Ed Grittel
Glen Allin
N. D
Big Muddy Creek
North Dakota
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