Johnson's Open Housing Hopes Rest on Rep. Celler
Washington AP: President Johnson relies on Rep. Emanuel Celler to push open housing provisions in the civil rights bill. Celler vows to fight to keep racial ban in housing amid pressure from hesitant Northerners. Outcome hinges on House Judiciary actions and potential loophole concessions.
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Celler
Washington
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D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
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Ceiler
Court weighs retroactivity of Miranda ruling again
The Supreme Court discussed retroactive effects of Escobedo and Miranda, warning delays could upend criminal law administration. Warren and Douglas absent due to personal matters. Brennan read the decision. The court granted Bond a hearing, scheduled further arguments on Time Inc. privacy suit, and ruled 5 to 4 that Los Angeles police did not violate rights in taking a brood sample from Armando Schmercher in a drunk driving case.
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Escobedo
Miranda
Warren
William ©. Douglas
Vernon Plank
Oakland
Calif
Douglas
Goose Prairie
Wash
William J. Brennan Jr
Hugo L. Black
Julian Bond
U.S
Viet Nam
Georgia House of Representatives
Time Inc
James J. Hill
New York
Life Magazine
Hill
Los Angeles
Armando Schmercher
Insurance industry reshapes elder health coverage with Blue Cross options
The article outlines how Blue Cross plans broaden supplemental health coverage to fill gaps in Medicare. It notes 76 Blue Cross plans offering Blue Cross 65 and Blue Shield 65 policies to aid high deductible costs, extra hospitalization days, and notable drug coverage in some cities. Rates around five dollars monthly for individual policyholders, with group subscribers getting lower rates. It also mentions other insurers offering reduced premiums at age 65 and flat daily hospitalization payments, plus prepaid medical care groups like Kaiser preparing plans to fill Medicare gaps for seniors.
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McNerney
Medicare
Mutual of Omaha
Continental Casualty Co
Kaiser Group
California
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues
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WLW
Colleq
Press freedom reform debate and disclosure enforcement
Lawmakers debated access to government records and the need for judicial review of refusals. Advocates argued broad disclosure while exemptions covered national defense, internal rules, trade secrets, personnel files, persecution files, and financial data. Proponents urged Congress to ensure agencies comply and that information be available to any person.
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Ogden R. Reid
R-N.y
New York Herald Tribune
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Congress
Moss
Hhe
Viet Nam arms report and naval air actions midwar tide
Military spokesman lists arms including 500 machine guns 7.6 mm, 200000 to 250000 rounds, 30 mortars eight recoilless rifles 50 to 100 antitank launchers and ammo to ICC Viet Nam. B52s from Guam strike Viet Cong in War Zone C near Cam Bia borders. Tragedy at sea as North Vietnamese trawler intercepted, scuttled, and towed by Coast Guard Tortuga. Shielding air and ground attacks continue around Tuy Hoa Chu Lai Kontum Ngoc Run Ridge. Paratroopers incur four Viet Cong KIA with reinforcements and heavy fighting subsides to sporadic contact.
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International Control Commission For
Viet Nam
India
Poland
Canada
Guam
Cambaian
Haiphong
Coast Guard
Navy
U.S
Point League
J.g
Steven Ulmer
Miami
Fla
Point Slocum
Tuy Hoa
Ai US
Ngoc Run Ridge
Kontum
U.S. Marine
Chu Lai
Graham condemns death of God theology as false gospel
Billy Graham in Decision magazine calls the death of God theology a false religion and another gospel. He warns that thousands of uninstructed Christians are being deceived and says that God is laughing at the arguments of supposedly learned men.
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Graham
Minneapolis
Billy Graham
Decision Magazine
Marines Report Skirmishes and Raids Across Vietnam Front
U S Marine patrols reported skirmishes near Da Nang Chu Lai and Phu Bai with ten Viet Cong killed and two captured. A B52 raid near the Cambodian border hit an area believed to harbor a Viet Cong battalion about 500 men and a headquarters unit, according to a spokesman.
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U.S
da Nang
Chu Lai
Phu Bai
Reed Edges Erwin in Maine GOP Return Lead
Republican Gov. John H. Reed led the Maine GOP primary with 5 3 in early returns over State Rep. James S. Erwin as 131 of 625 precincts reported Reed 5 435 to 3 246. Secretary of State Kenneth Curtis neared the Democratic nomination with 56 percent of the reported vote.
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Bill Williams
Reed
Maine
Portland
John H. Reed
James S. Erwin
Erwin
York County
Kenneth M. Curtis
Senate
Carlton Day Reed Jr
House
Dana W. Childs
Curtis
Childs
U.S. Senate
Elmer H.violette
Violette
Plato Truman
Jack J. Smith
George W. Kittredge
Ralph P. Brooks Jr
Peter A. Garland
Cedric Jf. Thomason
Frank C. Rodway
Frederick A. Hatta
Ralph At. Lovell
Night air wars over Vietnam and crash report add names
The report lists pilots 1st Lt Charles Clark of Asheville North Carolina and 1st Lt James Engstrom of Durham North Carolina as crash survivors. Bombardier-navigators Capt James Anderst of Plankinton South Carolina and 2nd Lt William Llewellyn of Cleveland Ohio were rescued. Monitors noted a communist propaganda radio station remained on air Monday. US Air Force and Navy pilots flew 80 missions Sunday aiming at buildings bridges trucks and rail lines. Navy pilots hit a convoy about 39 miles northwest of Dong Hoi destroying seven trucks and damaging 12 others from carriers Hancock and Ranger. Air Force crews destroyed or damaged seven anti aircraft positions and two radar sites.
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Charles Clark
Ashevill
N.C
James Engstrom
Durham
James Anderst
Plankinton
S.C
William Llewellyn
Cleveland
Ohio
Munist
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
Hancock
Ranger
Air Force
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