Television Today Reflections On Johnson News Conference
National networks faced confusion and delays after President Johnson announced a televised news conference. CBS NBC and ABC teams speculated on motives while ABC chose a taped playback citing farm bill focus. Network leaders stressed the importance of news leadership as programming shifts unfold.
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Rath Needham Firms Agree on Proposed Merger
Rath Packing Co of Waterloo and Needham Packing Co of Sioux City reached a mutual agreement in principle to merge subject to stockholders' approval. The merger would issue Rath convertible preferred stock and adjust share exchanges, with Rath promising a $1.60 annual dividend and a strengthened defense posture amid calls to halt North Viet Nam air raids. The deal reflects joint operations and the companies' response to wartime pressures and stock market listings.
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Army Man from CR Injured in Viet Cong Raid
Mrs. Larry Curtis of 202 Twenty seventh Street NW received notice that her husband Sp5 Curtis, an army recruit from Cedar Rapids, was injured slightly while serving with a U S army advisory detachment near Camp Halloway Pleiku. He was driving a vehicle when a Viet Cong sniper fired, dislodging metal from the vehicle and shattering the wind shield.
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Cedar Rapids Gas Station Fire Burns Worker
A 24 year old Cedar Rapids man Walter C Dolley of Chuck Klima Oil Maintenance Co suffered first and second degree burns to his face in a 4:30 pm gasoline flash fire at Clark Super 100 station 720 Center Point Rd NE. Fire spread to the station gutted the building as Dolley retreated. no garage was present and attendant Rowland Zerba was not injured.
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Bud” Schwandt
No. 3
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Ronald Mann
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Senate Rules Committee Votes to Question Walter Jenkins
The Senate Rules Committee voted 8 to 1 to submit written questions to former White House aide Walter Jenkins instead of forcing him to testify about the Bobby Baker investigation. The measure followed a party-line 6-3 vote opposing a Republican motion to seek independent psychiatrist advice on compulsion to appear.
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