Newcomers Problem Democrats Scramble For Prestige Posts
Washington Democrats wrestle with senate leadership posts amid a three way race for key committee slots. Kennedy and Pastore loom as potential committee fixtures while Monroney and Montoya press for influence on Foreign Relations and Appropriations. The steering committee, led by Mike Mansfield, weighs the Johnson rule allocating one major assignment per newcomer.
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Senate
Monroney
Ces Nates
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Ken
Joseph M. Montoya
New Mexico
Foreign Relations
Appropriations
Argentine Unrest Reported Across Stations Amid Coup Rumors
Police in plain clothes controlled access at radio and television stations as unrest spread. Interior Minister Juan S. Palmero met aides at 4 a.m. and joined a 6 a.m. briefing with Defense Minister Leopoldo to discuss the situation.
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Yov
Peron
Juan S. Palmero
Palmero
Lepoldo
Jones Case Ends In Mistrial
Celina Tennessee AP A long search for the killer ends temporarily as Grover Jones 55 of Indianapolis faces a second degree murder trial that ends in mistrial The judge cites two juror related character witnesses and no immediate plan for a new trial Welby Lee backed by prosecutors says he narrowed suspects before accusing Jones and confronting him multiple times The case returns to page 2 A for continued coverage
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Celina
Tenn
Grover Jones
John A. Mitchell
Indianapolis
Lang
Hebert Jackson
Lester Brown
Eula ‘Copass
Welby Lee
Jones
Ashe
Lee
Tennessee
Cumberland
Informal Affair As Diaz Ordaz Visits U S Ranch Meeting
President Johnson hosted Gustavo Diaz Ordaz and his wife at a Texas ranch for a day and a half of get acquainted talks with no formal communiqué. Officials expected broad discussions on international and Latin American issues amid a large barbecue spread.
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Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Duiz Ordaz
Mexico City
J 'S Ranch
Mex
Johnson
Diaz Ordaz
Pedernales
White Frame
Baptists Defeat Proposal To Oust Wake President
The Baptist State Convention rejected a push to dismiss Wake Forest College President Harold W. Tribble amid accusations of administrative incompetence. Wake Forest students urged a plan for financial support or severing ties with the convention as demonstrations occurred. The convention also voted against allowing non Baptists on trustees and against federal construction aid, while planning its 1966 meeting in Winston Salem.
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Greensboro
N.C
Baptist State Convention Today
Wake Forest College
Harold W. Tribble
Robert O. Brown
Powellsville
Tribble
North Carolina
Cliff Lowery
Raleigh
Wake Forest
H. L. Ferguson
Charlotte
Brown
Winston - Salem College
L. H. Hollingsworth
Johnson Aims 1965 Excise Tax Cut Near Two Billion
President Johnson plans a 1965 excise tax cut possibly totaling about 1 to 2 billion dollars. Treasury officials and aides discussed the scope while at LBJ Ranch near Johnson City Texas. Final action depended on congressional approval and broader economic measures.
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Johnson
Johnson City, Tex
Treasury
Douglas Flan
LBJ
Here
Ames
Dillon
Medicare Top Item On Agenda
Rep Wilbur D Mills said health insurance for the aged under Social Security would be the first item for the House Ways and Means Committee when Congress reconvenes unless the President shifts the agenda. He did not speculate on a possible excise tax cut conference committee.
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Kensett, Ark
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Johnson
Mills
Rinaldi Trial Hearings Detail Insurance Beneficiary and Policy
An insurance executive testified that the policy doubled benefits on accidental death as part of Rinaldi's first degree murder trial of his wife. The policy was issued about 28 days before their July 31 1963 marriage. Prosecution and defense questioned who filled the application and the ticket incident at a Chapel Hill travel agency.
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Pereeaggns ener + Fry insurance
Toct Manager
Rinaldi
Courville
North Carolina
Orange Superior Court
Chapel Hill
McNary
Mallard
Nice Soviet Girls Warned About Parties
Moscow report says Komsomolskaya Pravda cautioned Soviet girls to avoid wild gatherings in country houses. Svetlana attended a suburban summer house party where an invited man became intoxicated and made advances. she slapped him and left the event.
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Moscow
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Svetlana
Seven Die In Tenement Fire In Holyoke Arson Suspected
In Holyoke Massachusetts a midnight blaze tore through a five story tenement killing seven people including five children. Officials say the fire started on wooden rear porches and authorities suspect arson. A resident told newsmen he aided a family from the first floor and helped evacuate children from upper floors as smoke filled the building.
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Holyoke
Mass
Etter
Poo
Ib Atihoanen
Aed
Nuclear Crewmen Visit Sasebo Amid Sitdown Clash
U S nuclear a crew visited Sasebo Japan as riot police dispersed a leftist sit in protest. About 200 student protesters clashed with police. none of the Americans were harmed. The Sea Wolf, first nuclear powered visit to the country, toured the base and observed the events under drizzle.
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Edwin Q. White
Sasebo
Japan
U.S
Tist
U.S. Navy
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