House Republicans weigh leadership change amid caucus talk
Washington AP House Republicans meet with leadership rumors swirling as Charles Halleck faces potential replacement. Gerald Ford says no decision yet while discussions focus on staff control and rules changes to curb delays by the Rules Committee ahead of the Jan 4 caucus.
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Michigan
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State Of Union May Be At Night
President Johnson will deliver the State of the Union address to the 89th Congress at 9 p.m. EST on January 4, signaling a prime time broadcast for a strong push of the Great Society program. A White House note confirmed the evening address.
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Iowa
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R-Tex
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Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Young
Jack Miller
Lona
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Reedy
Reservists Told To Sit Tight On Guard Switch
The Army says reservists should stay ready and continue their current roles until the conversion to a voluntary National Guard is completed by March 31, 1966. The guard will expand to 50,000 volunteers. transfers depend on 60 to 70 percent agreement.
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Washington
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Riles
Army Reserve
Cow charges car after driver honks horn in Florida
Keith McCart, 19, of New Port Richey, honked at a cow standing on a highway Tuesday night. The cow charged the car, piercing the front in two places, then wandered into the woods.
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Dillon Plans Resignation as Treasury Secretary
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon intends to resign within months. Likely successor candidates include Donald C. Cook of New York, head of a utilities firm and former SEC chair, and former secretary Robert B. Anderson. David Rockefeller and Nelson Rockefeller are also named, but Rockefeller appears unlikely. Dillon, 55, a Republican, may return to Wall Street. he supported Johnson's campaign with sizable funds.
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Louisville to replace Dead End signs with No Outlet
Louisville officials will replace Dead End street signs with No Outlet signs. Traffic engineer Arthur R. Daniel says the word Dead carries a displeasing connotation to some people.
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Arthur R. Daniel
Indefinite-office stay ends as Dillon gives final answer
The text notes no sign of a rift between two men. About two months earlier John Son asked Dillon to stay in the office indefinitely, and Dillon has now provided what appears to be a final answer.
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