Senate Leaders Propose Permanent Ethics Committee Plan
Senate leaders submitted recommendations for a permanent bipartisan ethics committee and turned them to Vice President Humphrey. Three senators from each party were chosen for a standards and conduct panel, with a public announcement delayed until the Baker probe concludes. The Rules Committee report urged possible indictment for conflicts of interest.
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Third Series Of Swimming Classes Set
Classes to teach swimming return for a third series. Program aims to improve water safety and technique for residents. Organizers schedule sessions at local pools with qualified instructors guiding beginners to intermediate swimmers.
Jimenez Mentioned as Possible Provisional Dominican Leader
The report cites Dominican sources naming Jose Jimenez as a potential provisional president to end the 68 day crisis. State Department channels acknowledge talks but offer no denial. The OAS has urged a provisional government to guide elections under its supervision in six to nine months.
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Weather forecast for Arkansas and Louisiana
Partly cloudy conditions with showers and thundershowers in Arkansas affecting about 25 percent of the state tonight with the south most affected. Highs Friday around 80s to 85, lows tonight 65 to 75. Louisiana sees partly cloudy skies with late day storms, lows 68 to 74, highs Friday near 90 to 96.
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Johnson orders speedup on new super airliner program
President Johnson directs a faster 18 month phase in of the commercial super sonic transport program at a White House ceremony, naming General William F McKee as FAA administrator. He says the move follows advisory committee recommendations to push ahead with development and testing by Boeing Lockheed General Electric and Pratt & Whitney divisions, with FAA coordinating contracts and joint testing over the coming period.
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War slides at Jaycees event prompt tense program notes
A chaotic transcript outlines Jaycees meeting items including displays about war, aviation projects, and community outreach. It notes leadership by Howard Hawkins and talks on membership outreach for men aged 21 to 38 and a plan for a 140 million appropriation for a new transport program.
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Faubus Favors Keeping County Lines In State Reapportionment
In Arkansas politics, Governor Faubus advocates preserving county boundaries during a new state reapportionment. The discussion centers on how districts would be drawn to balance representation, with debate over whether to align lines with existing counties or redraw for equal population.
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Space Flight Pair Named for Upcoming Mission
Space flight pair named includes Edward Ho White as pilot and a second astronaut to accompany him. Officials indicate a four day mission will test space walk procedures and life support systems aboard the spacecraft.
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Veal Korman
Goemint
Apete Bavedh
Alee
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Edward Ho White
Genuine4
Market Holds Breath Amid Slowdown After Rally
The Dow Jones index rose modestly after a pause in trading, marking the biggest one day gain since early in the year. Volume spiked as investors watched price patterns and inspected the pace of transactions, with analysts noting a cautious mood ahead of broader market moves.
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Compromise Reached on Cigarette Warning Labels
A bipartisan compromise on cigarette warning labels was reached to require a conspicuous health notice on packages and cartons. The plan bars FTC advertising warnings before July 1 1988 and sets penalties up to 100080 for violations while Congress may further act.
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Berlin airlift urged for six Vietnamese cities by Saigon
Saigon requested a Berlin type airlift to six major Vietnamese cities isolated by the Viet Cong. More than 600 US Marines landed at Qui Nhon to bolster security after a Viet Cong attack at Da Nang left one American dead and $5 million in aircraft destroyed. Aerial missions struck two North Vietnamese airfields and targeted supply depots and barracks while a captured Viet Cong commando described the raid.
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Ray F. Herndon
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South Viet Nam
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Cong
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Viet Nam
Do Xuan Hien
Vinh
Don Ho
Commerce and Finance
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UPI
William C Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Cheo Reo
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Peace mission message rejected by Hanoi
A British Commonwealth peace mission’s request for talks with North Vietnam was not accepted by Hanoi. A Foreign Office spokesman said Britain has not recognized the North Vietnamese regime, and officials did not formally raise recognition as a point in dispute.
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Britain
India Denies Agreement To Pull Out All Troops
Indian officials denied a Pakistan claim that an overall troop withdrawal was agreed. Ayub Khan announced a general pullback along the frontier, while Indian spokesmen said no such order existed and that only easing of tensions around Kutch was agreed.
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Conrad Fina
New Delhi
Noab
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Kutch
K PS Menon
Indian Foreign Ministry
G Mirchandarm
Defense Ministry
Mirchandam
LR Jha
Shastri
Ayub
Jha
London
Senate approves bill for new 8th Circuit judge seat
The Senate backed a measure creating a new district judge seat for the 8th U S Circuit Court of Appeals covering Arkansas and neighboring areas. The voice vote moves the bill back to the House for consideration of Senate changes.
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Way Cleared On Voting Rights Act Debate Set For Tuesday
The House Rules Committee cleared the way for action next week on President Johnsons voting rights bill by a 10 to 4 vote after a closed session. Debate will begin Tuesday to outlaw poll taxes in Alabama Mississippi Virginia and Texas and to assure Negroes voting rights in the South.
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