Henry Luce Dies at 68 Time Magazine Founder
Henry R. Luce editorial chairman of Time Inc. died in Phoenix at 3 a.m. after a massive coronary. Born in China to missionary parents, Luce co founded Time in 1923 with Briton Hadden, guiding a publishing empire that includes Life Fortune Sports Illustrated and related books.
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Natchez Bomb Death Leaves $25000 Reward for Arrests
Gov. Paul Johnson condemns the fatal truck bombing of Charlest Jackson a Natchez civil rights leader. Natchez offers 25000 for arrests and local leaders fund a family relief trust. NAACP officials and city leaders condemn the act urging FBI and highway patrol help in the investigation.
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Henry Luce praised by President Johnson after passing
President Johnson lauds Henry Luce for enlightened judgment that will live on after his death. Luce founder of Time magazine, editor Clare Boothe Luce is his widow. Luce born in China in 1898, Yale graduate, created Time with Hadden, married Lila Ross Hotz then Clare Boothe Brokaw, two sons, lifelong journalist and publisher.
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Indictments in Sippi Slayings
Federal grand jury returned indictments in the Philadelphia and Vernon Dahmer civil rights killings. U.S. District Judge Harold Cox ordered charges sealed until arrests, but allowed disclosure that indictments exist in both cases.
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Next Two Months Seen Crucial in Maoist Drive for Power
AP report from Tokyo notes Mao supporters expect February through April to be decisive as Shanghai communist leaders pledge to seize party administrative financial and cultural power. Chang Chun Chiao says Mao is in good health and directs renewed mass mobilization despite clashes and economic turmoil across China.
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Prisoner Camps Approval Won By Rep Lipsky
Rep. Joan Lipsky steered a bill authorizing an Iowa rehabilitation camp system through the house by a 94 to 27 vote and sent it to the Senate. Critics argued costs, while supporters said camps would cut prisoner expenses versus the Anamosa Fort Madison and Rockwell City prisons.
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Madison Harrison Parents Face Decision on Moves
Madison Harrison Parents Assn plans this week to decide if to continue fight over Jefferson high school attendance district. Linn County Board of Education upheld Harrison district assignment to Kennedy high in Cedar Rapids, 4-0, with Virgil Heins absent. Steering committee to meet, possibly appealing to state or calling another public meeting.
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Conyers Seeks Softer Powell Censure Reform
Representative John Conyers said he will try to soften the censure resolution against Adam Clayton Powell by removing sections that impose a $40,000 fine and strip Powell of 22 years of seniority. The select committee had approved the resolution to seat Powell with a stiff censure and fine.
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Cedar Rapids to buy 47 seat buses after transit study
The Cedar Rapids Regional Transit Authority will accept sealed bids for 47 and 19 seat buses after a study by three trustees. They cite better maneuverability, lower long term costs, and federal aid potential as reasons for specifying larger 47 seat vehicles and related equipment.
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Declaration of War on North Urged
Senator Joseph Clark urged the Senate to add a war declaration against North Vietnam before further U S bombing. He tied the amendment to the administration’s 4.5 billion Vietnam supplemental via a key amendment vote. President Johnson rejected claims of an escalation and said mining and bombardment actions exceed prior levels but are not a step up.
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Chuckle: Marriage Transition From Dating To Debting
A light joke notes that the first six months of marriage mark a shift from dating to debt accruing, highlighting financial changes and couple dynamics in a playful tone.
Johnson urges lower health costs and public broadcasting expansion
President Johnson told Congress he seeks ways to lower health costs and promote noncommercial TV and radio including education programs. He proposed a Public Television Corporation funded by public and private sources and a study of using communication satellites for an educational network.
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Johnson asks Congress for funds for Rover nuclear rocket program
Johnson requested 149.8 million dollars for FY starting July 1 to support a nuclear powered rocket engine Rover and related science facilities. He cited peaceful space exploration and advances in nuclear science with a first test model expected around 1971.
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Army Cooks Get Gourmet Lessons From European Chefs
Army cooks in the Washington area will study eight weeks with European chefs in major hotels to improve their cooking beyond basic staples. Spec. Harold Root and Spec. Albert Johnson assist in Washington Hilton kitchens as they pursue garnishing and presentation skills to inspire better meals for soldiers.
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