Civil Rights Bill Doubtful as Senate Fights Open Housing
In Washington the civil rights bill stalls as open housing faces Senate opposition and potential cloture votes. Senate leaders warn that failure to end debate could doom Johnson's civil rights push, with a pivotal Monday vote on ending the filibuster looming after two failed cloture attempts.
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Washington
Everett M
Dirksen
Congress
Senate
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Mansfield
House
Philip A. Hart
D. Mich
Hart
Ann
Wirsue
Deliberations Stall Pennsylvania Court Overhaul Plan
Pennsylvania constitutional delegates in Harrisburg push to finish debate on a judiciary overhaul as 16 more amendments await floor action. Lt. Gov. Broderick warns the Feb. 29 deadline may slip as a gag rule proposal fails 101-31. Bruce W. Kauffman’s amendment shifts judge selection toward governor control with Senate oversight, a reversal from prior merits-based plans.
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Harrisburg
Constitutional Convention
Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
Raymond J. Broderick
Harold A. Thomson
Chester County
Thomson
Broderick
Bruce W. Kauffman
Montgomery County
Supreme Court
Senate
Kauffman
William W. Scranton
Judicial Qualifications Commission
Senate votes on open housing amendment in Senate
Washington AP reports Pennsylvania's two U S senators opposed tabling Mondale open housing amendment while Republican Hugh Scott and Democrat Joseph Clark joined the majority in voting not to table the issue by a 5 4 margin.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
U.S
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Hugh Scott
Joseph S. Clark
25 Cent Stamps Pour From Machine in Crestwood
Loren Greason dropped a quarter into a stamp machine in Crestwood Missouri and received 632 twenty five cent stamps worth 158. He described stamps continuing to spill out in a long green stream. A postal clerk noted the stamps resembled Paul Revere.
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Crestwood
Loren Greason
Greason
Paul Revere
Dope Case Threatens 13 Midshipmen at Naval Academy
The Naval Academy plans to dismiss 13 midshipmen over marijuana smoking in Bancroft Hall. Rear Adm. Kauffman said the recommendation will go to Secretary Paull Ignatius, a routine formal approval in the 23 year history of such actions. Names were not released.
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U.S.’ Naval Academy
Bancroft Hall
Academy
Draper L. Kautff
Secretary of the Navy
Paull
K. Ignatius
Kauffman
Bancroft
U.S. Navy
Naval
Snyder Named Commander After General Snyder Dies
Harrisburg reports Gov and Shafer appoint Brig. Gen. to fill as adjutant general deputy until Maj. Gen. Snyder can assume duties following the death of Thomas Richard Snyder. The office will continue operations under the interim leadership.
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Harrisburg
Gov.Ia
Cay Shafer
Thomas Richard Snyder
R. White
Snyder
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