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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1966

Page

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Democrats Balking at Pressure Shakeup in House Whip System

Western house Democrats say they will not disclose how members vote on major bills to party leaders. Rep Aspinall reports that the group will share only numerical divisions with the whip. They accuse leaders of leaking names to lobbyists and outsiders to pressure reluctant members. The issue follows debates over Taft Hartley repeal and construction picketing bills.

Washington House Democrats McCormack Mass Rep Aspinall Colo Congress Boggs Louisiana Arends Illinois California Johnson House of Representatives House Senate

McElhaney Sentenced to 25 Years for Rape Charge

Dennis Ray McElhaney, 22, of Cedar Rapids, was sentenced to 25 years in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison on a 1965 rape charge. Judge Harold D. Victor imposed the term after Linn County conviction March 7. The case included a second rape charge awaiting October trial.

Dennis Ray McElhaney Cedar Rapids Fort Madison Linn Harold D. Victor Steve Jackson McElhaney Jackson Fairfax Vietor

Congress Sets Easter Recess

The Senate approved a House passed resolution fixing Easter vacation dates. Both chambers will recess Thursday with the Senate to return April 13 and the House on April 18.

Washington Senate House

Manitoba Evacuation Under Way As Flood Crest Rises

About 2,800 people fled flood paths in Manitoba with 150 military personnel guarding dikes in Morris Emerson and St. Jean Baptiste. Premier Roblin ordered dikes raised amid forecasts of higher crests than predicted and several towns evacuated to prevent loss of life and property.

Emerson Manitoba Red River Valley Morris St. Jean Baptiste Duff Roblin Winnipeg Roblin Mounted U.S Minnesota North Dakota U.S. Corps of Engineers American Red Cross

Pro Dim Ky Regime Faces Demonstrations in Saigon Hue

Anti government protests rock Saigon and Hue as Ky seeks peaceful resolution with dissident officers in Da Nang. Demonstrators attack Song newspaper in Saigon while 10,000 Hue protesters urge calm. US advisers and evacuees rise as military operations press Viet Cong positions near Saigon.

Saigon Hue da Nang Song Phu Bai U.S

Standards on Car Safety Become Mandatory Advocates push for compulsory federal rules

American Automobile Association leaders urge Johnson to toughen highway safety and require government to set motor vehicle standards within a year. James Hoffa and Senator Ribicoff back mandatory rules and require manufacturers to report defects since 1960. Mondale accuses GM Ford Chrysler of hidden faults and proposes owner notification by mail and public notices with penalties for noncompliance.

Washington American Automobile Association Johnson James R. Hoffa Teamsters Union Sen. Ribicoff D-Conn Senate Commerce Committee George Kachlein AAA Secretary of Commerce Hoffa Senator Mondale D-Minn General Motors Ford Chrysler Mondale

Rusk Finds Senators Can Be Fast By Harry Kelly

Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary Freeman testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee as it quickly approved Johnson’s India food relief measure. The panel wrapped the hearing in about 40 minutes with a favorable report and no major Vietnam questions.

Harry Kelly Washington Dean Rusk Rusk Senate Agriculture Committee Johnson India Vietnam Secretary of Agriculture Freeman House Sen. Aiken Ellender D-La Senate U.S Aiken Miller A-Iowa U. S North Vietnam Capitol Hill

Federal Pay Raise Voted by House

The House approved a measure to raise government workers pay by an average 3.2 percent effective July 1, reaching 1.8 million civil service and post office employees. A similar raise for servicemen is planned. The 392 to 1 vote included only Rep Poage as the dissenting member.

Washington UPI House Senate Civil Service Post Office Johnson White House Rep Poage

Republicans Seek 5 Percent Spending Cut Plan

House Republicans announced a plan to force a 5 percent cut in domestic government spending by attaching riders to all appropriation bills. Rep. Laird of Wisconsin said the budget limit would use President Johnson’s figures, with Rep. Bow of Ohio moving to cap each bill at 95 percent of the presidential total.

Washington House Republicans Rep Laird Wis House Republican Conference Johnson Congress Bow Ohio Appropriations Committee

House Extends Medicare Enrollment Deadline to May 31

The House Wednesday passed a bill to extend the deadline for elderly people to enroll for supplementary Medicare benefits to May 31. The measure goes to the Senate which has passed similar legislation. minor differences remain to be reconciled.

Washington House Senate

April Fool Joke Boosts Finnish TV License Payments

Helsinki UPI reports an April Fool joke by state broadcaster Hannu Karpo led viewers to fear a new electronic detection unit would block unfinished licenses. The stunt caused a brief blackout and the license office later said radio and TV license payments in early April nearly doubled.

Helsinki UPI Hannu Karpo

Doctor in Home With 4 Children Siege Near Roaring Spring

In Roaring Spring Pennsylvania Dr Patrick Boccagno barricaded inside his home with a shotgun and pistol holding state troopers at bay for a third day He says he is protecting his home and children while police seek a peaceful end The four under six children Angela Lisa Mark and Tina are heard in the background as authorities avoid force to prevent harm to the kids

Ralph Homan Patrick Boccagno Pennsylvania UPI Boccagno Angela Lisa Mark Tina Smith

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