Mrs. Granahan Quits As U S Treasurer Health Cited
Kathweet Granahan a Pennsylvanian and former House member resigned as U S treasurer citing injuries from a fall and health concerns. Her letter dated October 13 to President Johnson stated she could no longer perform duties, with Henry H Fowler replying expressing regret.
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Soviet China seat fight seen in U.N. debate
At the United Nations in New York, the Soviet Union voiced tepid support for seating Peking while rejecting a yearlong study on dual recognition. The move mirrors worsening Soviet China relations as Britain and other powers debate action. Canada calls for a formula seating both Chinas with a Security Council seat for Peking.
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Auto Firm Reports Deficit in 1968 Fiscal Year
American Motors chairman Robert B. Evans defended AMC after a 12.6 million dollar loss for the year ended Sept 30 1968 and a skipped quarter dividend. He expects a return to profit next year despite weak car sales since the 1987 models. AMC formed in 1954 by Nash-Kelvinator Hudson merger.
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Pacifist Sentenced In Boston Draft Case
David A. Reed, 20, of Valuntown Connecticut, sentenced to three years on draft evasion in U S District Court after refusing to report for pre induction physical and for induction. Two other pacifists refused to leave the courtroom as a girl was removed in a chair. Demonstrators sang We Shall Overcome in the corridor. Charles L Muse, 18, of Lynn Massachusetts, also received three years for failure to register for the draft.
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Garner Turns 98 in Uvalde Birthday Roundup
Former Vice President John Nance Garner is 98 today in Uvalde Texas. He notes it is just another birthday and aims for his 100th. Family and friends plan a quiet celebration with cake and gifts as local officials and a San Antonio baker prepare a large birthday cake.
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Assembly Posts Eyed By GOP in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reporting that House and Senate Republicans who will control both chambers next year plan leadership reorganizations in December. Kenneth B. Lee is seen as top candidate for House Speaker, with Lee A. Donaldson likely to become floor leader. In the Senate, Fleming and Wade contend for president pro tempore, while Stroup to serve interim pro tem. Democratic plans include a leadership contest between Fineman and Irvin for House minority leader.
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Five Arrestees Tied to Planned Tito Critique Magazine
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports five members of a group including author Mihajlo Mihajlov were arrested for planning to publish a magazine critical of President Tito's one party Communist system.
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Widow Sees Second Military Burial at West Point Grave
Mrs. Bernard Kistler, widow of two Army lieutenants killed in Viet Nam, attends funeral at West Point. She previously watched her first husband buried here as the family endures a second loss while military rites honor fallen sons.
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Johnson Plans Only Routine Day On 3rd Presidency Anniversary
President Johnson, feeling good but with throat and abdominal soreness after throat polyp removal and incisional hernia repair, is slated for another strictly routine day at the Texas ranch on the third anniversary of his succession. White House says he may read and handle official work but should not drive, with possible lull of three weeks before driving again.
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