Senate Moves To Halt 14B Filibuster Stage Set For Tuesday
Washington AP reports the Senate prepared to invoke cloture on a House backed bill to repeal section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act. Democratic Leader Mansfield filed the petition, backed by 22 Democrats and senator Javits, with Thurmond’s 5 hour 43 minute filibuster highlighting opposition and urging limits on union shop contracts across states.
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Senate
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Bud Cap
South
West
Mansfield
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
Sam J. Erwin Jr
D-N.c
Thurmond
National Labor Relations Board
Assembly measures and tax plan face questions in Richmond
Henrico delegates press a joint resolution praising Ashe while Levin seeks a test based drunk driving law. Norfolk senators move to curb Tidewater milk price powers as grand larceny value rises to 100 dollars. Durland backs newborn PKU testing and Fidler proposes exempting the first 3000 dollars of federal retirement from state income tax. A bill to abolish the State Pupil Placement Board gains support. Sen Willey questions constitutionality of Gov Godwin sales tax expansion to 1968 and 1968 additional state levy.
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Henrico
de. Junie L. Bradshaw
Richmond
House
Assembly
Ashe
Levin
Norfolk
Edward L. Breeden
Robert F. Baldwin
Howell
State Milk Commission
Tidewater
Sen
Hale Collins
Covington
Del
William R. Durland
Fairfax
del. Walther R. Fidler
Sharps
Dorothy McDiarmid
Fairfax County
Godwin
Edward E. Willey
Willey
Atty
Button
General Assembly
Sabotage Suspected in American Flyers Plane Troubles
FBI said it is probing suspected sabotage of several American Flyers aircraft. Damage costs exceed $1 million in repairs. A former employee, Bobby Earl Park, 29, Ardmore, was arrested for tampering with a tow truck used to move planes, accused of sugar in the gas tank. Airline notes no in-flight losses. engines harmed but not by flight crews.
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Ardmore, Okla
Federal Bureau of Investigation
American Flyers Airlines
Fort Worth
Tex
Bobby Earl Park
Ardmore
FBI
Lee O. Teague
Oklahoma
Park
U.S
Teague
Jthe
Grain shipments to India rise to 6.5 million tons this year
President Johnson said the United States will authorize 6.5 million tons of grain for India in the current fiscal year starting July 1. He noted ample domestic supplies and that India faces a roughly 19 million ton shortage, with rationing measures reducing the gap. Johnson promised to seek authority from Congress for Food-for-P Peace aid and urged other surplus nations to join in preventing starvation.
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India
Johnson
Freeman
B .K. Nehru
Congress
Vietnam War Dispatches Flight Strikes Near Vinh and Saigon
Navy jets from the Ranger and Kitty Hawk conducted 15 strikes near Vinh, destroying an airfield, damaging bridges, and sinking junks. Marines report light ground action with 105 killed or wounded in eight days of Operation Double Eagle. Premier Ky visits for briefing as U S 25th Infantry makes gains near Cu Chi. Mekong Delta actions yield 65 killed with two captured. Manila weighs sending 2 000 noncombat troops for civic action.
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Ranger
Kitty Hawk
Vinh
Quang Ngai City
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Viet Nam
Cu Chi
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Dinh Tuong
Philippines
Manila
Narciso Ramos
Congress
Yale Editor Beats Harvard Female Counterpart In Jacks
In New Haven AP report, Yale Daily News managing editor John Rothchild defeats Harvard Crimson editor Miss Linda McVeigh in a jacks contest. The match, amid campus pageantry, ends with Rothchild’s witty claim and McVeigh’s gesture, highlighting gender dynamics on campus newspapers.
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Harvard Crimson
New Haven
Miss McVeigh
Harvard
Rothchild
Rothschild
Winthrop Conrad
Polly Pre ‘Linger
McNamara Denies Westmoreland in Trouble
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara flatly denied a St. Louis Globe-Democrat report that General William C. Westmoreland Army commander in South Vietnam will be replaced. White House spokesman Moyers said he had not seen the item and did not believe it. The Globe-Democrat linked the claim to disfavor over disclosures on Communist buildup and battlefield limits, noting Westmoreland’s two-year tour ending and a successor named.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
South Viet Nam
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Westmoreland
McNamara
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Edward W O'Brien
Westmore
Defense
Congressional Hearing Probes Viet Nam War Funding
The House committee, amid cameras and debate, weighs a $415 million economic aid package for Viet Nam and neighboring nations. McNamara testifies in closed session on military objectives. Fulbright signals possible open session talk. Bell argues continued aid to Thailand and Laos.
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St Ilong
Armed Services and Appropriations
Fulbright
McNamara
Wheeler
House Armed Services Committee
Viet Nam
Fullbright
Senate Committee
McNa-Mara
White House
U.S
Southeast Asia
Bell
Dean Rusk
Senate
Addi
Fire leaves Wisconsin residents dead in blaze
Firefighters said the interior was burned out making origin hard to determine. The dead, all Wisconsin residents, include David La Prairie, 66, Wisconsin Rapids. Joseph Ferris, about 60, Green Bay. Frank Cornica, 42, Green Bay. Josephine Cox, 48, address unknown. Charles Gould, 45, Madison. and Eugene Umgelter, Green Bay.
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Wisconsin
David la Prairie
Wisconsin Rapids
Joseph Ferris
Freen Bay
Frank Cornica
Green Bay
Josephine Cox
Charles Gould
Madison
Eugene Umgelter
Excellent Photos From ESSA Satellite Show Earth Weather
Washington AP ESSA 1, the first operational weather satellite, sent back clear images of Earth's weather on its initial transmissions. Vice President Humphrey praised the Soviet moon landing and noted gains from the Soviet space effort, saying signals from the moon prove a machine can operate there and the US can put men on the moon.
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Earth
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Edward C. Welsh
Space Council
United States
Caribbean
Santo Domingo
Cuba
Antarctic
Webb
Robert £. Seammans
NASA
Hugh Dryden
Morris Tepper
Office of Space Science and Applications
Herbert I. Bukter
Godedard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
David Ss. Johnson
Commerce Department
National Environmental Satellite Center
Man Arrested In Richmond Bank Robbery
A Richmond branch bank was robbed of about 2452 dollars late Friday afternoon. Adrian Hardin, 33, of Richmond, was arrested soon after and charged with the robbery after getting into a taxicab outside the Allen and Broad Street State Planters Bank & Trust Co. Police recovered the bag of cash and a lighter pistol replica used in the hold up. Willoughby identified the suspect and led officers to the arrest with a taxi pursuit and brief chase. Bond set at 10000 dollars.
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Richmond
Adrian Hardin
Allen and Broad Street
State Planters Bank & Trust Co
Jean H. Gates
John Willoughby
Hardin
Willoughby
Johnson Reports on Viet Nam Trip and Peace Efforts
President elect Johnson outlines plans for Honolulu meetings with Westmoreland and Lodge to review Vietnam and pacification programs. He cites health education and agriculture aid for South Vietnam and notes a resumed bombing of North Vietnam after a 38 day pause. He expects UN debate and ongoing efforts toward peace.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Viet Nam
Johnson
South
Mansfield
Johanson
India
Honolulu
Ambassador Lodge
Gen. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Washington
Freeman and Gardner
United States
Adm
U.S. Grant Sharpe Jr
U.S
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Congress
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
United Nations
Security Council
Arthur J.) Goldberg
Friends of Peace
Air
Weather line of zero cold across Great Lakes and South
A forecast predicts a line of subzero temperatures cutting across Michigan, Iowa, and the Dakotas with a 36 day stretch in northern Minnesota. lows reached 34 at Roseau Minnesota, while northern Florida faces a hard freeze. Florida citrus embargoes five days to protect market. Ice slows lower Mississippi tow traffic from Cairo to Memphis as breakup awaits.
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Michigan
Iowa
Dakotas
Minnesota
Roseau
Minn
Florida
Jacksonville
Mississippi River
Cairo
Memphis
Tenn
Plane Crash Near Tokyo Leaves Dozens Dead Inquiries Rise
A plane missing for over five hours was found with bodies and debris spotted eight miles southeast of Tokyo Airport. Coast guard boats carried victims to a Tokyo pier as relatives waited at the airport. Twenty victims had traveled to Chitose for a one day winter carnival. A second plane will depart Sunday with officials to discuss Viet Nam related affairs and other government roles.
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Tokyo
Coast Guard
Chitose
Moon’s soft landing fuels space race optimism
Reports from Tass describe Luna 9’s successful soft landing on the moon and transmission of pictures. Scientists tout evidence the lunar surface can support a landing, while noting the need for more data and improved systems before manned missions.
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Earth
Tass
New Agency
Moscow
United States
Moon
Titov
Luna 9
Soviet Union
Harold Wilson
Britain
Indira Gandhi
Johnson
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John J. Williams
R-Del
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