House Rules Panel Delays Civil Rights Housing Bill Action
Transcribed report shows House Rules Committee urged to clear the civil rights housing measure amid White House pressure and Southern opposition. Johnson backs rapid action while Republicans push for delay to April nine. Democrats seek passage to send the bill to the House-Senate with changes discouraged.
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Idle Newark Docks Hit 160 Vessels in Strike Standstill
All quiet at Newark port as striking Longshoremen idle docks for the 7th straight day. About 160 freighters and ships wait at piers across New York and New Jersey while the International Longshoremen's Association and the Waterfront Commission seek a settlement over hiring practices.
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Protestant Leaders Plan Speedy Union for Joint Church
Protestant leaders in the North American area aim to have a concrete plan for church union ready within two years. Delegates moved to begin formal unification talks across denominations including Methodist and Presbyterian groups, with ratification needed by each denomination's leadership.
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Johnson Seeks Defeat of Tax and Spending Slash Plan
Washington reports President Johnson faces House and Senate opposition as Ways and Means advances an excise tax bill. The plan includes a 1 percent tax on airline tickets and a tax for traveling abroad, with exemptions for returning travelers. Supporters argue it clears path for broader tax measures before final action on the administration program.
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Walkout a possibility at colleges amid budget debate
Report outlines potential college worker walkouts as faculty groups press for revenue measures. President and lawmakers clash over proposed tourist tax and spending surcharges, with professors weighing strikes if budget cuts proceed.
Will Defy Transfer The Rev Mianuis K Lawlor Stays In Chicago
The Rev. Mianuis K Lawlor said at a press conference he will remain in Chicago despite a transfer to Miles Ohio. City civil rights groups launched a program to assist white residents near a border area facing tensions with Black residents.
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Miles, Ohi
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Chicago
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