Americans Lead Expo 67 Track Meet After Day Two
The American track and field squad sits five points ahead in the Expo 67 Europe vs American meet after Wednesday action in Montreal. Coach Dutch Warmerdam praised overall effort, though relay disqualification cost a victory to four French runners. The United States earned nine points to Europe's 74, with seven firsts for the men and one for the women, while Europeans secured five men’s firsts and two women’s.
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Montreal
Europe
Dutch Warmerdam
Warmerdam
Freshman lawmaker faces ethics probe over $11000 testimonial
Representative Thaddeus Dulski, chairman of the House Post Office Committee, is urged by Representative William L. Scott to allow a House ethics inquiry into personal use of $11,000 raised at a September 1965 testimonial dinner. Dulski insists no wrong was done, saying proceeds were a personal tribute to his wife and himself amid ongoing postal rate debates and prior censure of Senator Dodd for similar fund uses.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Washington
House Ethics Committee
Thaddeus J. Dulski
Wiliam L. Scott
Dulski
Scott
Post Office Committee
New York
House Post Office Committee
Wall Street Journal
Tye
Walker Case Reinstated In Federal Hearing
Federal Judge J. Smith Henley conditionally reinstated James Dean Walker 26 of Reno Nevada after oral arguments on Walker's petitions. Walker was convicted of first degree murder Dec 3 1965 in Pulaski Circuit Court for the fatal shooting of Patrolman Derrel P Vaughan 32 on April 16 1963 in North Little Rock Arkansas.
Eight States Plan Action to Curb Rioting
NEW YORK AP Eight Republican governors meet behind closed doors to draft a state action program to curb racial violence and rebuild slums. The plan targets employment, job training, housing, crime control, and social services, with a final draft to go to 42 other governors for consideration. Participants include Rockefeller Romney Love Agnew Chafee Shafer Volpe Boe and others. several invited governors cannot attend.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
John Love
Colorado
Spiro ‘T. Agnew
Maryland
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Nils A. Boe
South Dakota
National Governors Conference
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Claude R. Kirk Jr
Florida
Ronald Reagan
California
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Democrats may face another loss in Arkansas in 1968
Arkansas Democrats fear defeat again in 1968 if reforms fail. The Democratic Forward Association warns in Democratic Horizons that the party risks swinging back to Republicans unless Fauus and Johnson alter their power fight and reform momentum.
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Little Rock
Democrats For
Arkansas
Orval Fauus
Jim Johnson
DFA
Talks of Jordan Israel Talks in Prospect
Prospect reports say Jordan and Israel may begin talks with Yugoslav President Tito mediating a Middle East peace plan with Egypt's Nasser. Ismail Hejazi hints at public talks within 10 days. Dayan opposes returning to 1949 borders. Jordan cites delays in refugee repatriation forms. Refugee count in Jordan around 235,000. Israel has supplied 10,000 farms to the Red Cross.
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Associated Press
Jordan
Istrael
Prospect Today
Tito
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ismail Hejazi
Jerusalem Post
Israel
Hejjazi
Allah
Hussein
Cairo
Johnson
Yugosslav
U.N. Security Council
la Cairo
Moscow
Washington
Nasser
Egypt
Vietnam
HOPE
ARK
Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Issrael
Dayan
Amman
Jerusalem
Red Cross
GOPs Taking Offensive on Issues
Washington AP reports Republicans in Congress press a campaign to offer an alternative to Johnson's domestic and Vietnam war policies. Dirksen and Ford push for a coordinated anti crime and war end strategy, aligning with some Southern Democrats and challenging limiting warfare.
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Washington
Johnson
GOP
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Solingen
Gerald R. Ford
Dixie
Ford
North Vietnam
Johngot
Sen
Henry
M. Jackson
D-Wash
Piabing
Itch relief ad touts 48 cent sale at Gibson Drug
An advertisement promotes ITCH-ME-NOT for quick itch relief and antiseptic action. It targets eczema, insect bites, foot itch, and other surface rashes, promising faster healing and a 48 cent price at Gibson Drug Co.
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