Senate Piles Johnson Agenda With Confirms and Bills
The Senate approved a housing and urban development department creating an 11th Cabinet post, and a $1 billion pay raise for 4 million on a unanimous vote. Abe Fortas to the Supreme Court was confirmed along with Thurgood Marshall as solicitor general and John W. Gardner as secretary of health education and welfare. The body also backed 15 other nominations and several minor bills while House panels rejected McNamara Army reserve consolidation.
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Johnson
Senate House
Sion
Sargent Shriver
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
John W. Gardner
New York
Cuban exile held in solitary cell for piracy and killings
Roberto Ramirez, a 35 year old Cuban national, is jailed in a single cell awaiting a federal hearing after being charged with piracy of the freighter Seven Seas and the murders of five crew members. The Coast Guard rescued one surviving crewman as Ramirez attempted to flee toward Cuba in a small boat.
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Miami
Fila
Seven Seas
Roberto Ramirez
Harold Adams
Ramirez
U.S
Fidel Castro
Atlantic Ocean
Florida Keys
Burgwise Elwin
Coast Guard
Gulf Stream
Cook
Cuba
Humboldt Guild Girls Give Program
Humboldt First Baptist Church hosted a WMS program with Guild girls performing in Bible and missionary skits and a J.O.Y. skit Monuments for Mother. Members and guests attended including Mrs. Frank Johnson and World Vision Viet Nam notes, plus party details and a birthday celebration for Eddy Weiner.
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Humboldt
WMS
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Rinehart
Oren Purdom
A. L. Chancey
Robert Holtz
Guild
Becky Peters
Bob McGuire
Cruz Flores
Rosebud Guild
Jane Ladd
Betty Broyles
Cindy Purdom
Will Hoke
Frank Johnson
World Vision
Viet Nam
McGuire
Ralph Kepley
Banana Plant Needs Long Sunshine and Heavy Rain
A banana plant requires nine to twelve months of sunshine and frequent heavy rains before it bears marketable fruit.
Wallace Sen Stedt Dinner Guests in Chanute
Mrs. Charles Baughn hosted Elsmore Mr and Mrs Wallace Sen stedt for dinner in Chanute with guests Mrs Dotty Sears and her daughter Mrs Verona Martin of Orlando Florida. Jack Braden left for the University of Arizona after a Chanute stop for final papers. he is in the army. Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs Lavern Olson and family. A birthday gathering for Mrs Clara Boydston was hosted by Mrs Alice Fewins with guests including multiple local women and Nell Zimmerman serving.
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Wallace Senstedt
Charles Baughn
Chanute
Dotty Sears
Verona Martin
Orlando, Fla
Charley Braden
Jack
Phoenix
Ariz
University of Arizona
Claremore
Okla
Braden
Lavern Olson
Clara Boydston
Alice Fewins
Mmes. Lloyd Cox
James Newkirk
Genevieve Marrs
Latitia Heckenstable
Freeda Gay
Orpha Watson
Esther Ericson
Charley Alderman
Nell Zimmerman
Altitude Increases Alcohol's Impairing Effects
The Florida State Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program notes studies indicating alcohol drank at high altitudes more strongly dulls memory perception and reaction time than the same amount at low elevations.
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Florida State Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program
Johnson Plans Speaking Tour In The United States
President Johnson plans no foreign travel this year but hopes to hold a nationwide speaking tour in the fall after Congress adjourns. White House aides say talks are exploratory and no invitations accepted, with ranch visits in Texas possible and a formal office operating in Austin.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
Bill D. Moyers
LBJ
Johnson City
Tex
Federal
Austin
Texas
Housing department move gains Senate approval
Senate votes 57 to 33 for a Cabinet level Department of Housing and Urban Development sending the measure back to a House that had approved it 217 to 184. President Johnson hailed bipartisan support and said every American family deserves a home of dignity and a prideful neighborhood.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
House
Senate
Johnson
America
Dirken Pushes Revised Reapportionment Amendment in Senate
Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirken introduces a new version of his defeated constitutional reapportionment amendment. The Illinois senator aims to reject the Supreme Court ruling and allow one house to be apportioned by population and other factors. The measure requires census-based 10 year reapportionment and voter approval in statewide elections, with initial legislative approval from both chambers.
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Ate
Everett M. Dirken
Illinois
Supreme Court
Oldest National Zoo crane may be about 60 years
The National Zoological Park in Washington houses the oldest resident a white Siberian crane likely around sixty years old. This bird's age places it among the longest living zoo inhabitants with continued care by staff.
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National Zoological Park
Washington
Chanute Tribune Highlights From Thursday August 12 1965
Chanute Tribune page six reports on local happenings in August 1965. Notable items include community events, school news, and society notices reflecting mid summer life in Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Housing and Urban Development Department
Capitol
House Armed Services
Robert S. McNamara
Immigration Department
Asst
U.S. Atty
Aaron Foosner
Camp Crawford
Ruby Wright Circle
North Park
Elmina Wilson
Nell Smith
Hartville
Alice Reyes
Kansas City
Albert Middendorf
Linda
San Antonio
Larry Middendorf
Bryan
Brett
Joe Weiner
Eddy
Roy Nelson
Prudential
Wichita
David Woods
Kent Barfoot
Larry Mueller
Bruce Haley
Timmy Heenan
Nicky Shultz
Chuck Lee
Kevin Woods
Steven Fracal
David Nelson
Richard
John Weiner
Ellen Floyd
Boothville
Burns, la
Bruce Rhiddle
Hoover
Floyd
Plaquemines Parish
Elsmore
United States
Everett M. Dirksen
Partment
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Robert F. Wagner
Albert Rains
D-Ala
Washington Today
Sevee
Chrysler
North Lincoln
Chanute, Kansas
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