Senate panel to consider Weber federal judgeship nomination
A Senate judiciary subcommittee in Washington will hold a hearing next Friday on President Johnson's nomination of Gerald J. Weber of Erie Pennsylvania as a federal judge for the Western District of Pennsylvania. The committee includes Sen Eastland chair Sen Johnston and Sen Hugh Scott.
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Senate Manipulates Reapportionment Debate Delays Action At Senate Meeting
Washington AP reports Senate leaders show dwindling hope for completing Congress next week as liberal Democrats push a filibuster against a compromise rider delaying court ordered reapportionment. Senator Mansfield cautions action may wait until after the Democratic convention in Atlantic City, with a $3.3 billion foreign aid bill tied to the reapportionment measure. Dirksen insists on a vote, signaling possible continued debate beyond Labor Day if needed, while cloture looms as a potential end to the stall. In a separate scene, First Lady Lady Bird Johnson is adopted by the Crow Nation during a ceremonial visit, receiving the tribal name Dagak-Deedit-Chish. Two elder tribe members led prayers as Johnson was escorted during the tribal dance in a new gymnasium, marking a rare honor shared with past honoree John F. Kennedy.
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Wagnerard to serve as page at Democratic convention
Robert B. Wagnerard, 20, son of New York City's mayor, was named a page for the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City, N J by New York State Democratic Chairman William McKeon.
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Eligible For Parole After 26 Years
Edgar E. Williams, once condemned to death for a 1938 murder, had his sentence commuted to life in 1938 and is now eligible to apply for parole. He is 87 and confined at State Correctional Institution in Pittsburgh. The June Pardons Board actions also included other commutations and probationary adjustments for several inmates.
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John Charles Hunter
Armstrong County
Jammed with junk Seattle wrecking yard sign
A Seattle automobile wrecking establishment displays a sign reading Drive carefully. We are overstocked. The terse message reflects a busy yard apologizing for clutter and urging cautious driving in the area.
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DDD Services In Oil City Area Set for Tomorrow
Donald E. Carnahan announces General Telephone will cut in a $650,000 long distance dialing installation in the Oil City division serving Oil City Titusville and Franklin. Final testing underway as the system converts to allow customers to dial long distance calls to millions of phones in the US and Canada tomorrow morning.
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Kill 22 Rattlers In Western Ohio
WARKDIY UM tar-use screws of the Ohio Edison Co. reported killing 22 rattlesnakes along the roadside while working in the Bloomfield swamp area of Trumbull County. A crewman said the snakes averaged eight inches to two feet. Nearby, an Ashtabula County girl was bitten by a rattler near her home. Rattlers have been seen in Bloomfield before but not in such large numbers.
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Kid venting summer chores reveals parental grind in Hal Boyle piece
Wilton, Conn. 10 year old laments summer duties from weed and lawn care to meals and chores, arguing adults enjoy freedom while kids shoulder tasks. He cites mornings, TV, bike mischief, tree forts, thirst, porch calls, skipped camping trips, road works, and strict language reminders as daily trials.
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