Efforts Abandoned To Get House Action On Wage Measure This Year
Washington AP report says Chairman Adam Clayton Powell Jr. failed to secure hearings and drafting time for a scaled down wage bill. He indicated the committee would begin anew with expanded coverage on a broader wage measure, but no action was achieved this year.
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Washington
Ef-j
Adam Clayton Pow
Holdforts
House
Powell
Senate
Congress
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Roosevelt
Thel
United Nations
Johnsons health saga slows Congress amid White House show
President Johnson recovers from gall bladder surgery while Congress stalls over a landmark minimum wage bill and Taft Hartley Act repeal. House battles highway beautification and party unity. Johnson hosts a delayed gala with lawmakers and entertainers at the White House.
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caoDl
Aller Iiss
Congress
Johnson
Senate
Capitol Hill
White House
Hugh O'Brian
George A. Hallenbeck
Hallenbeck
James C. Cain
Mayo Clinic
George G. Burkley
1&Story Hospital
Maryland
Willis Hurst
Cain
Tornado Touches Down Near Asheboro Crushing Local Plant
The U S Weather Bureau reported a tornado about 1 15 p m just south of Asheboro striking the Crick Tt Chair Co plant as a squall line moved east across the state. Debris damaged two cars nearby and a truck adjacent to the building was overturned by the winds. The chair company sits in an industrial park on the southern edge of Randolph County town 24 miles south of Greensboro.
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Parther
U.S. Weather Bureau
Asheboro
Crick
Tt Chair Co
Small Chair Company
Randolph County
Greensboro
Britain backs expert panel for peace disputes and disarmament
The British official urged a body of eminent political and legal experts to study dispute settlements and propose recommendations to the General Assembly. He emphasized preventing nuclear spread and extending the test ban to underground tests, while signaling NATO should reassess the idea of a multilateral nuclear force without hindering East West talks.
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Stais Field
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
NATO
Unearthing Of Headless Horseman Recreates Old Ambush History
Barstow California AP reports anthropologists offer a reconstruction of a 1851 Ute raid after unearthed skeletons of a headless horseman and missing rider near the Mojave River. Deputies and researchers from San Bernardino County Museum study bones, clothing remnants, and a strand of red hair to explain the violent end and grave near the old Mormon Trail.
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Aumuusa
Jose Maria Lgua
Chico
Menito
San Bernardino County
Walter P. Terry
Gerald A. Smith
Terry
Utah
Smith
President’s call honors ROTC instructor Thompson
A Vietnam era sergeant and former Harvard School for Boys instructor in North Hollywood Calif received a secret White House call after letters from students praising his inspiration. For about 40 anxious minutes reporters and a hospital crew kept the moment quiet as Thompson spoke with an unknown president and his wife watched.
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Thompson
Viet Nam
Harvard School For Boys
North Hollywood
Calif
United States
Patricia
Thomas ‘Thompson Sr
Brea
Richard W. Tackett
White House
Tackett
Packett
Cubans hear from Interior Ministry via exile telegrams
Telegrams signed by Carlos Varona, director of immigration, urged exiles to provide names and descriptions of their heats as Cuba considers authorizing checks back home. Government cables, arriving at about 1000 daily, signal possible mass emigration while the U S negotiates a refugee program through the Swiss Embassy.
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Interior Ministry
Carlos Varona
Cuba
Castro
Havana
Miami
United States
U.S
State Department
Office of Cuban Affairs
Coast Guard
Florida Straits
Taxi Driver Saves Child During Fire in Canton
In Canton Ohio a 47 year old taxi driver, Walt Whitmer, stopped en route to a fare to rescue two children from a burning apartment. He carried Deanne Kurzinsky to safety and reentered for Rodney but firemen found him. Rodney suffered smoke inhalation and was treated at Timken Mercy Hospital. The fire caused about 4000 dollars in damage to the four apartment building.
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Canton, Ohio
Walt Whitmer
Canton
Robert Kurzinsky
Whitmer
Deanne Kurzinsky
Whittmer
Wreck on U S 80 Near Cape Kennedy Injures Man
Je rome Miller of Cape Kennedy suffered a blowout and pulled off the pavement on U S 80. A log truck swerved and struck his car, followed by a second log truck that crashed into the first, sending it over a fill. Occupants escaped with injuries after the chain of crashes involving two pulpwood trucks and the Vanit y Fair mills workers car.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Jerome Miller
U.S. 80
Miller
Vanity Fair Mills
Ward
Sukarno Mediator Role in Indonesian Unrest Deepens
Jakarta broadcasts push anti-Communist line as unrest continues after last weekend’s coup attempt led by Lt. Col. Untung. About 200 Communists reportedly arrested. Sukarno, 64, remains central as PKI denies involvement while generals uphold discipline. Six generals and one lieutenant found dead near Halim air base, body mutilated, army says victims were killed by Communist youths in disguise. Mosques and churches to pray for the dead.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Untung
Peking
Indonesian Communist Party
PKI
Red Sphere
Harjan Rakiat
Resbels
Subanedro
Bogor
Jakarta Radio
Sobsi
Halim Air Base
U S Redouble Talks as Viet Nam Stalemate Persists
Deputy Defense Chief Cyrus Vance urges Hanoi to weigh submerging its interests to Beijing and prolonging the war. He argues Mao’s doctrine uses Hanoi to push on, while the United States and South Vietnam will not be defeated by northern aggression. The piece covers American willingness to talks, North Viet Nam’s conditions, and Red Chinese influence.
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U.S
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
North
Rusk
United States
Hanoi
Ing
Nam
Tham Mhatta
South
Saigon
Red China
Washington
Depuy
Cyrus R. ‘Vance
Peking
South Viet Nam
Vance
Viet ‘Nam
China
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Viet Cong
Pentagon
National Security Industrial Association
Moon mission pace and Soviet action eyed by senators
Senators discussed pace of moon missions, noting Russia may try another attempt in about a month. Stennis and Russell denied supporting the plan as they debated retrorocket braking and the lack of atmosphere on the moon. McNamara’s judgment drew criticism from Stennis who warned against overrule.
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Senate
Ies Committee
Richbraking
Richbraking Force — As Happens Onard B.russell, D-Ga
Sea Earth
Saltonstall
Massa
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