Amended Rights Bill Advances In House
The House Judiciary Committee approved President Johnsons civil rights bill after accepting a Mathias sponsored open housing compromise exempting most home sales. The committee backed the full package 24 to 9 and sent it to the House for a quick vote. An added Conyers Civil Rights amendment would create an enforcement agency with cease and desist powers.
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New York Times Service
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
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John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
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McNamara cites infiltration to justify South Viet Nam attack
Defense Secretary McNamara linked the U S bombing raid to growing infiltration into South Viet Nam and enemy efforts to bury and camouflage oil facilities. He stressed restraint and limited aims, saying the goal is to allow South Vietnamese self rule without civilian targets, and noted pilots were briefed to avoid civilian areas.
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Charleston to Add 400 Public Housing Units
Charleston Housing Authority announced federal approval for 400 new public housing units. The plan increases total public housing to 1,344 within two years, including 100 elderly units. The project includes a $57,750 planning advance and $31,847.73 in lieu of taxes checks to educators and officials.
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Clyde Jarrett
Britain backs US aims amid Hanoi bombing dispute
Congress reaction splits as British leaders defend American goals in Vietnam while criticizing the Hanoi strike. Duncan Sandys calls it a show of freedom and law, while Michael Foot labels the action a war of annihilation. Demonstrators protest at the American Embassy as U Thant and Swaran Singh voice concern. Eisenhower endorses Johnson's decision to bomb North Vietnamese fuel depots.
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Hanoi
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Winston
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Viet Nam
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Thant
Europe
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Winnipeg
Canada
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Downed pilot paraded as U S raids hit Hanoi oil depots
U S pilots bomb Hanoi Haiphong oil storage as Capt Murphy Neal Jones is paraded in Hanoi. Tass says the pilot flew one of seven shot down while Washington denies escalation aims. Haiphong depot losses cited as up to 80 percent of facilities and 40 percent of oil to Haiphong.
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Hanoi
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Washington
Johnson
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Air Force
North Viet Nam
Red
Viet Nam
Tass
U.S. Air Force
Murphy Neal Jones
Louisiana
Navy Ad
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Red River
Radio
Nguyen Cao Ky
AMA Conservatives Carry Billing Vote
The American Medical Association House of Delegates in Chicago adopted a resolution urging direct billing by every member under Medicare effective Friday. The move signals strong conservative sentiment and aims to show patients, Congress, and the Johnson administration how direct billing could work. Dr Milford C. Rouse of Dallas was chosen president elect by acclamation, reflecting conservative leadership.
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Chicago
House of Delegates of the
American Medical Assn
House of Delegates
Congress
Johnson Administration
Milford C. Rouse
Rouse
Dallas
Arms and Salary Accord Voted by Conferees
Washington accord by House and Senate conferees approves a 17.4 billion 1967 war materiel authorization covering guns ammunition and other military goods plus a 3.2 percent pay raise for uniformed personnel. It also endorses building a nuclear frigate program with one frigate and 20 million for long lead items for a possible second. The administration had sought two conventional destroyers not nuclear ships.
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House
Senate
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Motorboats For Sale In Gazette Daily Mail Ad
Now is the season to sell motorboats with Gazette Daily Mail Ad reach. One advertiser reports a cash sale plus many prospects for a Lone Star aluminum 14 with windshield, steering wheel, 30 P. Evinrude motor, electric starter and boat trailer. Boat will bring top dollar now. ad-taker offers help to craft a quick, effective ad.
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