McCormack May Decide Today On Stand On Rules Changes
Speaker John W. McCormack faces a decision on Democratic leadership cooperation with liberal lawmakers seeking House rules changes and reprisals against two Southern Democrats. The Blatnik group aims to limit the Rules Committee to 21 days to block floor votes and to adjust party standing, seniority, and discharge petition rules. Reps. John Bell Williams and Albert Watson are targeted for purge. others urge a milder approach with a caucus commitment to discipline future defections.
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William F. Arbogast Ashington
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Washington
John A. Blatnik
Minnesota
Blatnik
Rules Committee
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Albert W. Watson
South Carolina
Barry Goldwater
Williams
Watson
Personal Physician Describes Johnson Health As Excellent
Johnson's personal physician Rear Admiral Burkley says the President is in excellent health and capable of withstanding White House stresses. Burkley notes weight around 205 to 210 pounds but wishes it nearer 200, and reports no heart or kidney trouble since 1963.
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White House
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Burkley
George E. Reedy
John Willis Hurst
Atlanta
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Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Barkley
U S Plans Surplus Wheat Aid For Egypt After Nasser Outburst
The Agriculture Department authorized a $16.994 million purchase of surplus wheat under the Food-for-Peace program for Egypt. Egypt will pay in its currency, part of which may be spent in the United Arab Republic. The deal comes after Nasser’s hostile Port Said speech, which had threatened U.S. aid and cited Arab nationalism.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
America
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Agriculture Department
Department
United Arab Republic
Nasser
U.S
Lucius Battle
Duke Of Windsor Tours Houston After Abdominal Op
The Duke of Windsor, 70, took a one hour car tour of Houston and said he enjoyed it very well. He had not left Methodist Hospital since his abdominal operation on December 16 and is expected to leave soon as doctors report excellent progress. The duchess, hospital administrator Ted Bowen, nurse Pat Temple, and the driver accompanied him.
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Houston
Tex
Duke of Windsor
Methodist Hospital
England
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Pat Temple
Johnson plans shakeup in his little cabinet
President Johnson moves to reshuffle his small group of top executives as he orders a talent hunt to fill posts like undersecretary and assistant secretary. He recently appointed William J. Driver to head the Veterans Administration and Sheldon S. Cohen as IRS collector, prompting questions about who will be dropped and who promoted.
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Washington
Johnson
William J. Driver
Veterans Administration
Sheldon S. Cohen
Internal Revenue
Driver
John S. Gleason Jr
Cohen
IRS
Bertrand Harding
Mortimer Caplin
Charles S. Murphy
Coffee House to Be Open for Youth on New Year's Eve
Pasadena churches open five all night coffee houses on Colorado Boulevard for youth on New Year’s Eve to talk sing and share without sermons. The Let’s Talk Coffee House Project will be staffed by at least one minister and seminary students from Claremont or Pasadena with aim to keep youth sober and constructive amid Rose Bowl festivities.
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Colorado Boulevard
Claremont
George B. Erickson
South Pasadena
R. Donald Weber
Fuller Theological Seminary
Weber
Erickson
Carol for Another Christmas Drama Brings United Nations Message
ABC aired a 90 minute fantasy drama on the United Nations with an all star cast led by Rod Serling and Joe Mankiewicz. Sterling Hayden plays a modern Scrooge in a tale echoing Hiroshima and postwar world peril. Peter Sellers delivers a chilling demagogue performance as a self centered crowd leader.
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Hollywood
UPI
ABC TV
United Nations
Telsun Foundation Inc
Telsun
Cbs-Tv
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NBCTV
Rod Serling
Joe Mankiewicz
Sterling Hayden
Daniel Grudge
Steve Lawrence
Hayden
Hiroshima
Pat Hingle
Robert Shaw
Peter Sellers
Sellers
Johnson seeks to stamp LBJ brand on government vacancies
The text notes Murphy as a campaign manager candidate and lists potential federal moves under the president. It cites Undersecretary of State W Averell Harriman and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr as possible figures, then mentions 15 federal judgeships seven ambassadorships and numerous minor Cabinet posts as vacancies the President could fill without firing anyone.
National Guard Integration Reaches All States and Territories
The National Guard reports full integration across all 50 states plus the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Maj. Gen. Winston P Wilson says bans based on race religion or national origin are eliminated though token integration remains. Governors Wallace of Alabama and Johnson of Mississippi consented last, ending segregation in the Guard.
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Associated Press
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Johnson
Committee On Equal Opportunity
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Florida
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North Carolina
South Carolina
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Virginia
George C. Wallace
Paul Johnson
Wer ren Chamber of Commerce elects Derby Jr president
Derby Jr Lawrence H was elected president of the Wer ren Chamber of Commerce for the coming year. The ceremony highlighted leadership readiness and commitment to local business development.
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The
Wer
Ren Chamber of Commerce
Appeal For Orphanages In Korea Seen Urgent
A local attorney received letters from Star Light Orphanage in Pusan and Bethany Orphanage in Kyung Nam Korea describing harsh conditions and appealing for help. The messages from Ham Park and Ung Soo Hong request money clothing or food to ease suffering of children amid low income from farming on the orphanages lands.
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Pusan
Korea
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Kyung-Nam
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Kyung-Ham
Ung Soo Hong
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Lawsuit Filed in Second Division Circuit Court
Monday Shelley Treece and Reah Treece filed suit against Cec Pincher and W L Fincher seeking combined judgments of 30 600 plus 16 000 punitive for Shelley and 45 000 plus 15 000 punitive for Reah. The action targets damages in a personal claim.
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Reah Treece
Cec Pincher
W. L. Fincher
Shelley Trees
Chancery Judge Delivers Decree in Burns vs Parnell Case
Judge Claude Love of the Second Division Chancery Court issued a decree in the Burns versus Parnell Incorporated matter. The order directs distributions per precept as part of the case ruling delivered Monday.
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WA. Burns Vs. Parnell Incorporated
Beagle Chewing Misconduct Medal Mentioned at Ranch
Sue Johnson, President Johnson's two year old daughter, reportedly told her father that the family beagle Him should receive a misconduct medal for chewing up the newsmen’s paper coffee cups at the Texas ranch.
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Abbott Improving After Stroke At Motion Picture Home
Bud Abbott, 66, is reported responding satisfactorily to stroke treatment at the Motion Picture Country Home and Hospital. A spokesman said Abbott, partner of the late Lou Costello, was admitted December 16 and has been semi retired, living in Encino with his wife.
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Hollywood
UPL
Bud Abbott
Country Home and Hospital
Abbott
Lou Costello
Dee
Encing
Rotary Hears Of Budget Trip To European Spots
John and George Long described their three month European student budget trip at the Rotary Club meeting. They toured Holland Germany Austria Italy France England and Spain, staying in youth hostels and meeting friendly locals. The Longs, sons of Mr and Mrs Henry Long of El Dorado, shared anecdotes including long daylight hours in northern Italy and a favorable view of Paris and London.
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Early Clark County settlement traced to 1811 site
Early records show Clark County began settlement in 1811 in the southern part of the county along the Little Missouri River.
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Missouri River
Wednesday's Program Listings and Daytime Schedule
Radio and television schedule notes list 12 30 News Weather Divorce Court Let's Make A Deal and As The World Turns with 1 00 time slot indicated. The fragment records a daytime lineup including soap and game show segments.
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Amos
Andy Johnny Carson
San Francisco
General Hospital
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