Shriver Loses Dual Role as Poverty Chief
President Johnson ends Shriver’s dual duties directing the Peace Corps and the Office of Economic Opportunity. Jack Hood Vaughn becomes head of the Peace Corps replacing Shriver, who will focus full time on the poverty program as Congress praises the move.
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Shriver
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Babi
Jonson
Javits
Peach Corps
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Clark
D-Pa
Labor Committee
Sariver
Sargent Shriver
Leff
Vaughn
Winston L. Prauty
R-Vl
Elf Johnson
Senate
Mike’Manfield
Montana
Mansfield
Hedds
Rafferty on Campus Discipline Proposals Stir Debate
Sacramento reports Dr. Max Rafferty outlined seven recommendations to colleges for handling campus political activities. He urged reviewing college rules, coordinating with local law enforcement, and empowering administrators to act quickly on campus issues as the Peace Corps-linked official roles shift.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Panama
Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Kennelly
Mangu Tate
Peace Corps
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Dofmson
Tua
Eae
France Seeks Veto Retention In Common Market Clash
In Luxembourg France clashed with fellow Common Market members over veto rights. Paris pressed to keep the veto while others push for binding majority votes, and the issue was briefly shelved before resumed. French ministers aim to limit the new joint body’s powers and possibly oust Commission President Walter Hallstein, whom De Gaulle dislikes.
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France
Walter Hallstein
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Hallstein
Rec
Europe
Executive Commission
Maurice Conve de Marville
Couve de Maryville
Thalyte
Netherlands
Belgium
Joseph Luns
Minilio Colordo
Italy
Venezuela Seeks U.S. Help Over Oil Tax Dispute
Venezuela authorities back taxes totaling about 100 million dollars levied on American oil firms. Interior Minister Barriz and Oil Minister Guer rero said they will discuss with the United States to avoid misunderstandings while forbidding U.S. firms from exporting at discount rates above ten percent of the government price.
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Caragas
Venezuela
United States
Gonzaloz Barris
Manuel Perez Guerrero
U.S
Wife files large divorce suit over alimony and assets
Mrs. Francis Taylor filed a Nevada suit against her husband seeking 5.5 million in property and maintenance. She accuses him of adultery and seeks alimony, the return of stocks and bonds, a cooperative apartment, and damages for alleged neglect, naming Jean Peters as a daughter and listing multiple ranch interests and assets.
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Mospa
Caliente
Francis Taylie
Nevada
Jean Peters
Taylor
Barrington
Herlercise
Vandenberg Launch Report Features Mention of Peters and Taylor Marriage
A fragmented AP summary notes a Vandenberg Air Force launch with reference to Jean Peters and the Taylors, who married in Las Vegas on June 27 1950. It describes missiles, a Minuteman TT, and a court case alleging changes in a husband’s behavior after medical treatment, with details about property and family interests in a custody setting.
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Taylors
Las Vegas
Vandenberg Air
Nev
Air Force
Eniwetok Alvil
Woman Dies Of Injuries In Auto Crash
ARBUCKLE AP report says Mrs Frances B McKasson died Monday from injuries after a car collision on Christmas day in Arbuckle. The crash involved an automobile accident near the town with authorities listing the victim and noting the fatalities.
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Arbuckle
Frances B. McKasson
Katzenbach Argues Voting Rights Case Before Court
Supreme Court hear Nicholas Katzenbach defend the 1965 Voting Rights Act against Southern challenges. States including South Carolina Virginia Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana assert Congress overstepped constitutional bounds and racebased denial of rights. The act has registered nearly 250000 Black voters since its Aug 6 passage.
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Nicholas Katzenbach
Supreme Court
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Lydia
Marie Katzenbach
Trenton
Robert
Namara
Defense
Congress
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Virginia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Georgia
Refugees Pass 5000 As Cuba Airlift Expands
Miami officials report more than 5,000 Cuban refugees airlifted to the United States since December 1, with 160 arriving Monday. The total includes 12,?? men, 2,205 women, and 1,662 children. Mackey Airlines began operating refugees from Varadero Beach under a government funded rotation, with flights twice daily on weekdays.
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Fla
Cuba
United States
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Foiher Airlines
Mackey Airlines
Varadero Beach
U.S
Latin America
Dope Charge Appealed Kesey Free On Bail
Redwood City AP reports novelist Ken Kesey won bail after appealing a narcotics sentence. Kesey and John P. Brown were convicted in a rain raid. Kesey released on 5500 bail with moving plans to Santa Cruz. Brownlee received six months. 10 others had charges dismissed.
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Louis B. Demaltels
Kesey
Uv State
Jour
Sar Mateo County
Keith Sorenson
Allor
T County
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Honda
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Procailo Itahan
Sheriff's Office
Enouugh
Ken Kesey
Faye
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