Johnson backs plan to abolish Army Reserves sparking opposition
President Johnson defends a plan to abolish most Army Reserve units and merge some into the National Guard to save about 150 million dollars yearly, while the Reserve Officers Association calls for a thorough investigation and warns of stiff political pushback on Capitol Hill.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Johnson
The
Reserve Officers Association
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
National Guard
Alice
McNamara
E Defense
Capitol Hill
Congress
Army National Guard
Stephen Ailes
Army
Christians and Fraternities in College
A Christian view says membership in a fraternity or sorority is not required for faith. Pledges should reflect personal convictions and the group’s values. Colleges should emphasize character, academics, and responsible leadership over excessive social life.
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World of Tomorrow
Ife
Rusk Opens Talks Today with French Leaders
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk begins courtesy talks with France's leaders ahead of the NATO ministerial conference. He meets Foreign Minister Couve de Murville and Premier Pompidou, with plans to confer with de Gaulle and West German officials. No major breakthroughs expected as France opposes the multilateral nuclear fleet.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
Avis Bohlen
France
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rusk
Gerhard Schroeder
Schroeder
Couve de Murville
Patrick Gordon Walker
Germany
Berlin
Glenn
Hoffa appeal claim questions fairness of trial
In Cincinnati a defense lawyer told the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals that James R. Hoffa did not receive a fair trial after his conviction in Chattanooga on jury tampering charges. The report also notes TVA investment, U.S. expulsion of Soviet attaches, and a Chicago unions statement delaying a railroad strike.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S. Court of Appeals
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
U.S. District Court
Chattanooga
Tenn
Widow Sought in Fairhope Disappearance
Intense search underway for Mrs. Margaret Dill a 51 year old Fairhope widow whose wreck damaged car with blood stains was found five miles east of Malbis Plantation. Police say she was last seen Friday night after dinner and foul play is suspected as officers from multiple agencies join the investigation.
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Margaret Dill
Malbis Plantation
Fairhope
Baldwin County
Leo Gilheart
Dill
Daphne
Gilheart
Plane Crash Fatal To 38
Two Americans and 36 Vietnamese soldiers were killed when a C123 paratroop transport plane crashed into a mountain after taking off from Da Nang. An American serviceman was presumed drowned crossing a river near the Laotian border. The incident raises U S combat deaths in South Viet Nam to 236 since December 1961.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Markets At A Glance Mixed Stocks And Bonds
New York markets show mixed stock trading and mixed bonds as oats advance and corn lifts grain futures. Hog futures rise with top quotes around 17 dollars and 25.50.
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New York
Treasuries
Gees Ener
Eee
Capital Church Near Blast Shocks Montgomery
In Montgomery two white men said they set off a gas balloon explosion outside a Negro church to frighten a crowd, with a third man arrested. No injuries were reported, but the blast near First Baptist caused panic inside. All three held without bond on explosive charges.
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Montgomery
Negro First Baptist
Marvin Stanley
Stanley
James White
Donald Landers
Henry Alexander
First Baptist
Alexander
Larry Williams
See Capital
Guevara Says Cuba Not Sending Arms but Aids Subversives
Ernesto Guevara, Cuba leader, states the island is not sending arms to Latin America yet admits aiding some comrades with military knowledge. He predicts fighting in many countries as revolutionary conditions ripen. About 150 Cuban exiles protested outside the CBS studio on West 57th Street during his TV interview.
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New York
Ernesto Guevara
Cuba
Columbia Broadcasting System
Guevara
West Sith Street
Face the Nation
Owner Shocked by Supreme Court Civil Rights Ruling
In Birmingham Ollies Barbecue owner Ol lie McClung Sr. says he is shocked by the Supreme Court upholding the Civil Rights Act public accommodations ruling. He will confer with attorneys and decides on whether to serve Negroes, noting no decision yet on changing operations. Ollie’s was the sole Birmingham restaurant that refused service when the law was tested last July.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Hugo L. Black
Congress
Atlanta
Birm
Clark
Heart of Atlanta
U.S. District Court
Johnson
Atttorney
Moreton Rolleston Jr
Birmingham
Ollie McClung Sr
U. S. Supreme Court
Ollie
McClung
Bekins Worldwide Moving and Storage Advertisement
Classified ad notes Bekins Worldwide Moving and Storage services with a contact line showing Daniel and a phone number 353-4014, labeled quickies by Ken Reynolds.
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Bekins Worldwide
Daniel
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
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Americ Academy of Optometry
C. L. Thomas
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Charles Bohlen
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Chattanooga, Tenn
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