Economic Progress or Bankruptcy Debate at LAC
Labor Secretary Wirtz argues eliminating overtime would create over 900,000 jobs as part of a cited Economic Progress Conference plan driven by Leon Keyserling. Critics warn higher costs and inflation risk, urging lower production costs and global competitiveness instead.
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Economic Progress Conference
Leon Keyserling
Truman
Johnson
Secretary of Labor
Committee For Economic Progress
Economic Progress Committee
L.A.C
Heart Attack Shifts Illinois GOP Governor Race
A heart attack forced Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier to withdraw from the Illinois Republican gubernatorial race. The move reshapes the field as Charles Percy and Wayes Robertson position for the nomination with Barry Goldwater seen as gaining strength among conservatives. Carpentier, 67, remains hospitalized and in stable condition. Percy, 44, asserts he now leads the contest to face Governor Otto Kerner in November. Robertson, weighing entry, indicates he will run, aiming to siphon conservative votes toward a stronger bid.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Ilinois
Eeendee Ascelarnmant
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Percy
Bell and Howell Co
Otto Kerner
Robertson
Chiago
Goldwater
State Split on Housing Act Repeal
A statewide initiative would ban denial or limits on selling leasing or renting residential real property based on race or other protected status. Polls show a near split with roughly 45 percent for and 40 percent against the measure with informed and first time respondents differing. If enough signatures are gathered, the measure would go to voters in November, potentially nullifying portions of housing discrimination rules.
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Attorney General's Office
Independent
Queen Frederika Seeks View of Jackie and TV in U S
Queen Frederika of Greece arrived in New York with her daughter Princess Irene aboard the United States. She plans a 17 day visit, to see Jacqueline Kennedy and view American television, and will receive an honorary degree at Columbia University. Her trip follows a prior visit for President Kennedy's funeral.
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Greece
New York
Jacqueline Kennedy
Sophia
Juan Carlos
Spain
Irene
United States
France
Columbia University
Johnson
Frederika
Vember
Kennedy
Johnson Proposes World Peace Steps at Geneva
President Johnson outlined a seven minute NBC CBS broadcast urging global nuclear curbs. He proposed new agreements to halt spread of nuclear weapons, observation posts on both sides, shutdown of fissionable material production, and limits on strategic nuclear forces including bombers and missiles. He urged concrete measures to prevent war and reduce tensions at Geneva.
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CBS
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Johnson
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Napoleon haircut clue nets counterfeit ring in Paris
A clue showing Napoleon with a shaggy forelock on a fake 100 franc note led to three men being jailed in Seste Prison on Tuesday for distributing counterfeit French money totaling about 140,000 francs. A genuine 109 franc bill shows Napoleon with a neat bangs, exposing the fraud.
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Paris
Napoleon
Seste
Review of smog control standards by UCLA expert
Los Angeles County supervisors plan a Tuesday review of smog control standards after UCLA professor Albert Bush said current plans target only hydrocarbons. He cited UCLA experiments showing auto exhaust afterburners cut eye irritation but leave nitrogen oxides that damage plants, noting afterburners may be installed in 1966 and 1967.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Albert Bush
Bush
Parents Praise Hew Piano Plan At Musical Center
Parents praise a new free piano lessons plan at the Musical Center in Long Beach. The program extends while supplies last, inviting interested parties to enroll soon and promising high quality instruction as the center expands offerings.
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Ywins Gale
Long Beach
Musecal
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