Johnson Faces Conflicting Senate Advice on Middle East Action
Washington AP report. Senators push for U N action or immediate U S ships to pass through the Strait of Tiran to Israel. Morse and Williams urge forceful steps. Dirksen and others caution against unilateral move while seeking UN roles. Javits and Mansfield weigh U S influence amid Vietnam war.
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D-Ore
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
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Strait of Tiran
Morse
Cairo
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Soviet Union
Williams
France
Great Britain
U.N
Vietnam
Jacob Javits
Mansfield
U.S
Javits
College Economists Get Real Lesson in Economy
A White House visit by several college economists reveals travel expense expectations and unclear briefing value. Economists from California and Ivy League institutions faced self pay for travel, while aides and aides questioned customary practices dating back to Hoover era.
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The
White House
California
George Christian
Christian
Hoover
Harry McPherson
Johnson
Man Shot in Leg by Lawn Mower Incident
In Grand Rapids and Kendall Michigan a man was shot in the leg while mowing. A .22 cartridge fired from the mower blade sparked a fire damaging a truck and nearby house, with total damages around $1,400.
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Mich
UPI
Joe Funk
Kendall
Vernon Lamons
Lamons
Labor dispute cancels Golden Gate bridge luncheon
In San Francisco the Golden Gate Bridge Luncheon marking the bridge 30th anniversary was canceled after Painters Union Local 4 and the NAACP warned of up to 3000 protesters. They alleged 30 years of racial discrimination over firings. district officials defended standards and said one painter remains on the job. The event had planned 1000 guests including civic leaders.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District
Painters Union Local 4
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NCAAP
John Nelson
Nelson
Engineering Unit Elects Gerlich and Presents Awards
James Gerlich of 2711 Seely Avenue SE was elected president of the Cedar Rapids chapter of the Iowa Engineering Society. New officers include Harold S Bogart as vice president Jon Janda as secretary and Dick Jensen as treasurer. The two $300 scholarships were awarded to Steven Herring of 1555 Northview Drive Marion and Bruce Vavrichek of 2130 Chandler Street SW. Herring attends Regis College.
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James Gerlich
Seely Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Engineering Society
Harold S Bogart
Jon Janda
Dick Jensen
Steven Herring
Northview Drive
Marion
Bruce Vavrichek
Chandler Street
Herring
Regis
BAE
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Kahir Shrine Ceremonial Parade Plans and Activities
The Kahir Shrine ceremonial parade features high school parades from LaSalle and Jefferson, with about 100 candidate scholarships and membership selections. The event starts 1 p.m. from Ninth Street SE, includes bands and drum corps, and ends with a banquet at 4:30 p.m. in the Memorial building followed by a concert and social events.
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John Rehak
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Kahir
Saturn LaSalle
Cedar Rapids
Norris
Twenty-eighth Ave
Jefferson
Kabir Sharif
Big Noble
Second Avenue
Fifth Street
Third Street
Pierre Smirnoff
Heublein
R Avenue
Second Street
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Memorial Building
el Kahir
Shriners
Embassy Club
Roosevelt Hotel
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