Rights Section On Open Housing May Be Tabled
Washington AP reports Senate backers of President Johnsons civil rights bill move to table the open housing section to salvage the measure. Senate leaders seek to end debate with cloture votes while supporters split over amending open housing to gain broader acceptance and preserve federal protection for Negroes and civil rights workers.
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Congress
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Minn
Everett M. Dirksenslaw
Michigan
George Romney
Mansfield
Dirksen
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senator Assails Proposed Junket Sparks Senate Debate
Washington AP reports Senator John J Williams opposes a planned Far East trade junket for White House approved officials and governors saying it showcases grandiose travel at public expense while others urge a limited trip. President Johnson earlier pressed to curb travel and offset the gold drain. Separate notes mention Ajello's bid for office and Podell's Assembly career amid district demographics.
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Vietnam
U.S
Merit Plan On Judges Attacked In Harrisburg Convention
In Harrisburg opponents renewed efforts to strike a merit based plan from a court reform article. Delegates debated amendments to remove the merit selection for statewide judges while leaving a governor appointment path with Senate confirmation. A seniority based plan for seven or fewer judge courts was adopted, keeping Musmanno in view for the chief justice post.
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Special Judicial Qualifications Commission
Justin D. Jirolanio
Northampton County
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Judiciary
Robert Woodside
Dauphin County
State
Michael A. Musmanno
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh teachers threaten Feb 29 walkout
Pittsburgh board rejects collective bargaining and sets Feb 29 seminar and possible walkout. Albert Fondy and other teachers push for an election to choose a bargaining agent, while the board calls the move unprofessional and denies a holiday protest.
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General Assembly
Richard F. Jones
Athens
Greece
Leslie Finer
British Broadcasting Corp
Toj
Feigel
Liv
Gov Kirk Returns to Fight Strike Demand
Gov Claude Kirk returns from California amid criticism for six day absence during a teacher walkout that kept over half a million pupils from classes. He vows to work the counties to break the strike, citing disputes in large cities. Florida Attorney General Earl Faircloth notes suits seeking to force teachers back and questions jail penalties for injunction violations. A Miami citizen suit was filed by Leonard H Rubin on behalf of his daughter.
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Fla
Claude Kirk
California
Kirk
Johnson
Vietnam
Vietnnam
Florida
Earl Faircloth
Gainesville
Miami
Leonard H. Rubin
Miami Beach
Podell Wins Brooklyn Congressional Race Over Dubin
Bertram Podell, a pro Johnson Democrat, defeats Melvin Dubin and two others in a special election. Final tally 35,913 for Podell, 27,664 Dubin, 4,909 Held, 4,200 Ajello. Podell cites Johnson support and war policy as central themes.
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Podell
New York Assembly
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Ajello
NEW York
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Melvin Dubin
Congress
Assemblyman Podell
Johnson
Brooklyn
Vietnam
Gerald J. Held
Michael V. Ajello
Lyndon B. Johnson
ABA press trial standards spark House debate
Editors and ABA officials clash over press trial standards and the scope of protections. Proposals aim to curb censorship by police and courts while stressing First Amendment rights. Critics warn pretrial restraints threaten constitutional freedoms and court powers.
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Hu Blank
Associated Press
Freedom of Information Committee
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Wash
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