Senator Williams Walks Out Of Baker Probe Over Liar Charge
In Washington Sen Williams R-Del walked out of the Baker investigation after denouncing that his integrity was challenged. He faulted committee chief counsel McLendon for accusing him of false statements while Curtis pressed for McCloskey records and disqualification. Williams said no man may call him a liar and urged the panel to focus on truth and the broader inquiry.
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Legislature Ordered to Reapportion Senate
A three judge federal court panel in Los Angeles ordered the California Legislature to reapportion the Senate. The ruling directs redrawing of district lines to achieve balanced representation following population shifts and constitutional requirements.
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Steel. Union Sets Goals in New Pad in 1965 Reapportionment
The United Steelworkers union announced aims to push for reapportionment aligned with population data as required by the U.S. Supreme Court Reynolds decision. Judges Barnes and Crocker ordered the California Legislature to act by July 1 1965, with potential court retention if no action occurs. The union’s wage policy committee outlined goals while President David J. McDonald cautioned the proposals are not infractionary and refrained from cost estimates.
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Gromyko and Rusk to hold third U.N. meeting Saturday
United Nations New York AP reports Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko agreed to a third private meeting to be held Saturday afternoon. U.S. officials say backstage talks over the U.N. financial crisis have improved.
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Romney cautions on hasty action at governors conference
At a tense GOP governors meeting in Denver, Governor Romney urged unity amid calls to replace Dean Burch as Republican National Committee chair. Idaho Governor Smylie pressed for a leadership change, while Romney warned against reading anyone out of the party and urged stable leadership to broaden the GOP base. Other governors echoed calls for Burch’s removal, framing it as necessary to avoid a splintering in the party’s post defeat period.
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Cessna Crash Kills All On Board Near Shelby
A Cessna plane crashed about miles southeast of Shelby on Thursday night, killing all aboard. Authorities have not released the exact number of victims or identities pending notification and investigation.
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Taylor Saigon Bound to Halt Red Guerrillas
U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor leaves Andrews Air Force Base for Saigon with new instructions to halt Communist guerrillas in South Viet Nam without deploying more U S personnel He avoids fresh commitments until Monday consultations with Saigon and plans urgent talks to implement decisions from President Johnson period of discussions and the current U S force level near 22 000 tipped for non combat support from international partners
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Mariner 4 Midcourse Maneuver Set Today
SPL scientists in Pasadena prepared Thursday to perform a midcourse maneuver for Mariner 4 as it travels about 325 million miles from Earth. If successful, the change in trajectory could place the United States in a strategic lead. Dispatches from Saigon note growing anticipation that Me take Mars photos to answer major questions about the planet while tensions in Vietnam continue.
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Pasadena Telephones Reported Inbound Dial Listings
Pasadena exchange updates list current telephone numbers for East Valley and Los Angeles areas with changes from prior service names and codes. Listings include Pasadena arna formerly camare and MUrray in Los Angeles, with updated contact lines 445204 and 681-4871.
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Kerr denounces free speech clash at Berkeley campus
In Berkeley a large sit in at UC Berkeley ended with arrests as officers loaded demonstrators into buses. Sheriff official denied brutality and said force was used only to clear noncompliant protesters. Dr Kerr condemned anarchy and stressed freedom must exist within the law. A faculty spokesman earlier called for the campus ouster.
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Pope meets non Christians in India calls for amity
In Bombay Pope Paul VI held an unprecedented session with Hindu, Muslim, Buddhist, Jain, Sikh and Parsees leaders while praising Christ and urging unity. He met Protestant, Orthodox and Anglican leaders, toured the city in crowds of over 100000, and blessed six new bishops in a historic rite symbolizing apostolic succession.
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