Congress Moves From Taxes to Civil Rights Battle
Congress plans to send the 11.5 billion tax cut bill to President Johnson this week amid a Senate civil rights showdown. Senate leaders anticipate a filibuster by Southern opponents once the bill is brought up for debate, as they also aim to advance a cotton wheat measure. The schedule includes House action on the compromise tax bill and a 16.9 billion defense authorization, with Baker financial records into a Senate Rules Committee probe. A House photograph session is planned to record members for a future book.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Judiciary Committee
Mansfield
Senate House
House
John F. Kennedy
Baker
Senate Committee
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Train Kills 5 Persons Near Grand Forks North Dakota
A passenger train struck a station wagon near Grand Forks killing five people including the Episcopal bishop Richard R. Emery a university chaplain Edwin L. Bigelow his wife Phyllis and daughter Pamela and student Sharrell Simons. Three children in the car were injured critically.
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Grand Forks
N.D
Episcopal
North Dakota
Richard R. Emery
Fargo
Edwin L. Bigelow
University of North Dakota
Bigelow
Phyllis
Pamela
Sharrell Simons
Joe Christensen
Northern Pacific Railroad
Bigelows
Christopher
Kimberley Schick
Bethanie
Malaysia King and Queen Begin Bangkok State Visit
State Visit LUALA LUMPUR AP Malaysia's king and queen embarked a week long journey to Bangkok for a royal state visit to Thailand.
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Luala Lumpur
Malaysia
Bangkok
Thailand
Two Youths Found Dead in Miami Sports Car
Two affluent youths Avie Celender of University of Miami and Arthur Tepper former student of the same institution were found dead in a Key Biscayne car. An FBI report from Los Angeles said they admitted guilt in bank robberies and planned to surrender. A pistol lay between them. Tepper allegedly shot Cefender then himself. Celender reentered the university after leaving in 1962. Tepper's family stated he faced disciplinary action in 1963.
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Miami
Fla
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Los Angeles
University of Miami
Avie Celender
Arthur Tepper
Key Biscayne
Indianapolis
Tepper
Cefender
California
Bank of America
Sherman Oaks
Warner Edwin Loftus
Celender
Joseph Celender
Man Survives Two-Night Ordeal in Hollow Log
IRON RIVER Mich AP elderly man 71 named Borns survived two nights in a hollow log after crawling in Thursday during a hiking trip. Skier Rudolph Johnson and Flora his wife found him semiconscious with frostbitten hands and frozen legs near Stam baugh. he was hospitalized today.
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Iron River
Mich
Edward P. Sandri
Henry Borns
Borns
Stambaugh
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Burns
Rudolph Johnson
Flora
California set for GOP nomination battle after New Hampshire
Rockefeller plans a March 11 swing through California as Goldwater rouses supporters for the June 3 San Francisco primary. Campaign manager Denison Kitchel says Knowland backs Goldwater, while Senator Kuchel previews a fierce, ring tailed fight with Rockefeller gaining delegates from prominent Republican names.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
California
New Hampshire
New York
Denison Kitchel
Goldwater
Arizona
San Francisco
Kitchel
William F. Knowland
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Rockefeller
Unemployment benefits vote moves forward in Pennsylvania Senate
Senate Republicans, facing a shrinking majority, push to vote on unemployment compensation before March 17 departure of Sen Ehrgood for Europe. Hawbaker aims to pass the program before Ehrgood leaves while labor opposition and administration critics prepare to present their cases. Regular session continues with the Scranton budget of 1.168 billion for 1964-65 and limited action on other issues.
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Harrisburg
Senate
D. Elmer Hawbaker
Franklin
Senate Labor and Industry Committee
Sen
Ehrgood
Europe
Thomas R. Ehrgood
Lebanon
Scranton Ll.c
Hawbaker
Jack Brown
Bureau of Employment Security
Harry Boyer
AFL - Cio
Scranton
General Assembly
James S. Berger
The Widow's Mite and True Charity
Jesus observes giving at the temple treasury. A poor widow contributes two mites, illustrating the value of sacrifice over abundance, as He tells His disciples that she gave more because she gave all she had. This parable emphasizes genuine generosity over outward wealth.
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Temple
Jesus
Blatt Urged To Withdraw From Senate Bid
Internal Affairs Secretary Genevieve Blatt received telegrams urging withdrawal from the Democratic primary for the U S Senate. She said she decided to run last Tuesday and wants an open primary. Telegrams included messages from Pittsburgh Mayor Barr and United Mine Workers leader Joseph Yablonski.
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Harrisburg
Genevieve Blatt
U. S. Senate
Miss Blatt
State Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanno
Musmanno
Pittsburgh
Joseph Barr
Joseph, Yablonski
United Mine Workers District 5
Tokyo
Red Chinal
State College
State Committee
Otis B. Morse
Morse
Hoffa Set to Testify in Jury Tampering Trial
James R. Hoffa, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, is expected to testify in his own defense in a jury tampering case. He faces six defendants accused of attempting to influence the Nashville conspiracy trial from 1962.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Hoffa
Nashville
Tern
Quiet memorials mark JFK assassination site in Dallas
In Dallas the Texas School Book Depository remains off limits to visitors while locals recall the scene near Elm Street and Dealey Plaza. Roy Truly, the building manager, guides reporters to the sixth floor where the shooting occurred as observers note the quiet surroundings and lingering floral tributes.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas School Book Depository
John F. Kennedy
Truly
Roy Truly
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Oswald
Elm St
Texas
Stemmons Freeway
Santa Fe
Rifle
Dealey Plaza
G. B. Dealey
Bible School Bible Reading Suit Opens Hearing
A North Lebanon Township family and the ACLU seek to block Bible reading in public schools. The Snavely family filed suit in federal court after the Cornwall Lebanon district shifted from mandatory to a 15 minute daily Bible period as a literary document. The case centers on a teacher rebuking a child for saying the Lord’s Prayer with eyes open.
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Lewisburg
North Lebanon
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
James N. Snavely
U.S. District Court
Frederick Y. Follmer
Cornwall -Lebanon
U. S. Supreme Court
Cornwall - Lebanon
Snavely
Walter
E. Alessandroni
Gerald
Goldberg
H. Ober Hess
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Hess
Stavely
Victoria Mary
Eric
Victoria
Ebenezer
Fezal
Bachelors Face Jail in Ottawa Leap Year Festivities
In Ottawa Illinois on Leap Year Day February 29 single women seize city roles with Miss Jayce Hayne as mayor for a day while bachelors face mock penalties. Proceeds fund a new mobile rescue unit for fire or river units from the male population. Dorothy Bender notes funds come from the men.
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Ottawa
Illinois
Jayce Hayne
Ottawa Silica Co
Dorothy Bender
Dorothy Bender, Who Was Amayor
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Rome
Msgr
Enrico Dante
Vatican
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Kuchel
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Kennedy
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