Nomination and Fortas Debate Dominate Senate Agenda
Mansfield criticized the Senate for avoiding the Fortas nomination while the chamber returned to business. The vote blocked cloture on debate limiting rules, keeping the Fortas matter on the executive calendar. The note recalls Chief Justice John Marshall’s role in swearing in nine presidents, including Andrew Jackson.
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Fortas
Senate
Mansfield
Marshall
Andrew Jackson
John Marshall
United States
Tax Take in Arkansas Up $4 Million
Arkansas general revenue collections rose by over 4 million in the first three months of the fiscal year, with total receipts reaching 48.5 million versus 44 million last year. September sales tax climbed from 7,048,257 to 8,079,073, boosting monthly general revenue to 16,589,597.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Revenue Department
Crime Wave in Maryland Strains State Law Enforcers
Baltimore AP report quotes State's Attorney Charles E Moylan Jr claiming law enforcement is overextended. He says murders rapes robberies and burglaries are less connected to the crisis than crimes such as commercial fraud traffic tax evasions juvenile offenses nonsupport and alcohol related crimes. He cites 21st century urban pressures versus old 17th century institutions. Roosevelt kinship noted.
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Baltimore
Charles E. Moylan Jr
Moylan
Nixon Reacts to Humphrey Address On Vietnam Policy
Nixon criticized Humphrey after his televised remarks, saying the vice president never previously advocated the current positions and suggesting partisan motivation. He denied changing his stance, reiterating a bombing halt would not by itself guarantee peace unless reciprocal assurances are given. Humphrey then stated he would stop the bombing as an acceptable risk for peace.
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Nixon
Humphrey
White House
Vietnam
Louisville
United States
Longshoremen Strike Tension Rises Over Taft-Hartley Action
The AFL CIO International Longshoremen's Association led a 24 hour port strike at Atlantic and Gulf ports affecting 75,000 dockworkers. President Johnson invoked the Taft-Hartley Act to set up a three member inquiry board and potentially an 80 day cooling off period, with 160 ships threatened from Maine to Texas. Union leaders warned of continuing action while negotiating terms on wages hours and pensions.
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Bob Monroe
Associated Press
New York
White House
Scarsport
Brownsville
Tex
Thomas W. Gleason
Gleason
ILA
Alfred A. Giardino
New York Shipping Association
Giardino
New Jersey
New York Shipping Group
Weltre
Fund Collector for Wallace in Little Rock
A Wallace campaign staff member stationed in Little Rock to gather fundraising petitions. About 300 petitions were distributed at a Sept. 11 rally in Fort Payne, Alabama. Each petition holds space for 85 contributors to be solicited for donations.
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Little Rock
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Morris Beck
Fort Payne
Ala
HUAC Probe Spurs Antiwar Protesters Along Edge of Capitol
Washington AP report details HUAC inquiry into Chicago violence and antiwar protests. Protest leaders Jerry Rubin Abbie Hoffman and others arrive to testify as showdown with police and Capitol security creates tense scene. Police eject Rubin after demanding removal of ammunition bandolero while activists plan a Capitol Mall rally.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Jerry Rubin
Chicago
Rubin
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Dis
Barechester
Capitol
Abbie Hoffman
Hoffman
David Dellinger
Congress
Capitol Mall
Youth International Party
Yippies
Dellinger
Pentagon
Rennie Davis
Thomas E. Hayden
Robert Greenblat
HUAC
Stay’ den
Students For A Democratic Society
University of California
Berkeley
How to Read Faster and Retain More booklet offer
A Chicago publisher touts a rapid reading technique that supposedly boosts speed and comprehension for any material. The ad claims readers can grasp sentences at a glance and pages in seconds, offering a free booklet by mail with a request for name and ZIP code.
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Chicago
Readia
Diversey
Dept
Obituary notices for Nesbitt and several clergy and editors
Warren L. Nesbitt 77 of Blevins died Sunday and services were held Tuesday at Bruce Memorial Baptist Church with burial in Marlbrook Cemetery. Surviving are a stepdaughter, two brothers, three sisters and other relatives. Arch Bishop Bryan J. McEntegart 75 died Monday night in New York after a stroke. he led the Brooklyn diocese for 11 years after previously serving Ogdensburg and as Cath olic University rector. Harry Grayson 74, NEA sports editor for 30 years, died Monday night after a year with cancer. he retired in 1964 but continued contributing columns. Rev. Francis J. Gerst 86, Loyola University dean 1933 to 1941, died Monday. he joined Loyola in 1931 as mathematics chairman until 1953.
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Warren L. Nesbitt
Blevins
Bruce Memorial Baptist Church
Marlbrook Cemetery
Myra Hamby
Prescott
N.P. Nesbitt
Y.M. Nesbitt
North Little Rock
Fred Conzales
J. E. Breeze
Leroy Mazingo
Shreveport
Bryan McEntegart
NEW York
Bryan J. McEntegart
Brooklyn
McEntegart
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Catholic University
Washington
Harry Grayson
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Grayson
NEA
Francis J. Gerst
Evanston
Graduate School
Loyola University
Loyola
Davis aide fined in Hot Springs sound equipment case
In Hot Springs Arkansas Municipal Judge Earl Mazander fined George Ray Hozendorf 60 and costs after he was found guilty of operating a sound track without a state license and violating a city ordinance. Hozendorf a 24 year old campaign aide to Lynn Davis Republican candidate for Secretary of State contended Act 276 of 1957 allowed the sound equipment and that a temporary license tag had fallen off. Police testified the vehicle displayed no valid license. He pleaded innocent to both charges.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Earl Mazander
Hot Springs
George Ray Hozendorf
Hozendorf
Lynn Davis
Davis
Hazendorf
Hogendorf
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Third District Livestock Show and Rodeo
Johnny Wallace
Walnut Street
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Donnie Wallace
Michael Wallace
Turner
Hope
Ark
Donal Parker
James E. Miller
Travis Ward
Millers
Wallace Boys
Jim Pruden
Pol
Harold Eakley
Crime Way
Maryland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamm Tire & Appliance
Walnut ST
Hope, Ark
Hope (Ark
T H Law
Perpetual Care
Pca
Pence Vale
Leona Troxell
State House
Supreme Court
Frank Mcbillicaddy
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