Spending May Reach 130 Billion Dollar Mark
AP and Texas coverage note that federal spending could reach 130 billion dollars this year with total outlays near 140 billion in the bookkeeping year. Experts project a 13 billion dollar deficit if revenues hit 117 billion against 130 billion in spending. Defense and debt costs, plus tight money, drive the rise.
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Kiesinger Wins German Chancellor Vote in Bundestag
Kiesinger, after four years as interim leader, secured the chancellor post as 126 Social Democratic Bundestag members backed him, 53 opposed, eight abstained, while the rest of the 202 member delegation were absent.
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Nazi ties and postwar stance shape new German government
Kiesinger joined the Nazi party in 1933 at age 29 and later says he turned against it but did not leave. During World War II he served in the radio propaganda section of the Foreign Ministry. The new Bundestag holds 447 of 498 seats with the Free Democrats as the sole opposition with 49 votes.
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Fragmented shipwreck accounts emerge from sea ordeal
Rescuers reported a raft escape with three crew members as halves of the Morrell ship collided nearby. The account includes stray quotes about psychiatry, data processing, and hospital treatment plans, reflecting a mix of salvage drama and medical debate.
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Morrell disaster tops Great Lakes storm toll
A powerful storm on Lake Michigan ripped the freighter Morrell apart. Thirty five crewmen were aboard. 33 died. The Carl D. Bradley tragedy in 1958 and a 53 year old November ship catastrophe underscore a long Great Lakes toll. The Nordmeer and a Michigan ferry were also affected as eight Nordmeer crewmen were rescued. The Morrell was bound from Cleveland to Taconite Harbor with ballast in her holds.
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Romney's Preparation for 1968 Presidential Run
Washington report details Romney and allies building a preconvention campaign for the 1968 GOP nomination. It notes talks with Leonard Hall, potential state delegates, and a broad plan to win favored-son support, with figures like Hall, McIntosh, White, and others shaping Romney's path toward the convention. It also references possible rivals and how various governors and senators may influence delegate alignments.
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Godfrey to Cut Committee Sizes in Missouri House
Rep. James Godfrey, newly named speaker of the Missouri House, announced plans to reduce the number of standing committees and cut legislative memberships when the 1966 session opens. He cited past over staffing and quorum problems and warned a leaner system could fuel term limits concerns.
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St Louisan Files For Senate Race
William McKinley Thomas, 70, of St Louis, filed for the Democratic nomination for US senator. Opponent Sen Ead ward V Long, D Hawling Green, filed earlier. Long, appointed in 1960 to replace Hennings, has a background as lawyer, banker, state senator, prosecuting attorney, and Bowling Green city attorney.
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Defections in Viet Nam war era politics and casualties rise
A 1965 Hall Syndicate summary notes defections to the chieu hoi program reach 45,000 to date with 17,728 returnees this year, while U S casualties in Viet Nam climb: 6,192 Americans killed and 24,812 wounded unofficially through the period. B52 strikes near Saigon and Quang Ngai target Viet Cong concentrations. Operation Bismarck and Charleston expand ground actions by the 1st Infantry Division. Senate moves include Margaret Chase Smith poised to chair the Republican Conference, and political shifts as Saltonstall retires paving path for Mrs. Smith. Legislative debates cover Foreign Relations and Armed Services with ongoing Viet Nam policy debates.
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Hope Fades For Last Aronson Quintuplet Survival
Pittsburgh AP Roni Sue Aronson, the sole surviving quintuplet, suffered a convulsion and an infant doctor feared she would not live. Breathing difficulties and brain damage risks followed a jaundice treatment and blood exchange. Her four sisters died within 56 hours of birth at Magee Women’s Hospital.
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Americans Free on Bail in Soviet Currency Case
An American, Craddock M. Gilmour Jr., to be released on bail in Moscow while another prisoner, Ray Buel Wortham Jr., is held after arrest on October 1 for violating Soviet currency regulations. Wortham also faces theft charges for an antique bear statue theft at a Leningrad hotel. Gilmour, from Salt Lake City, will travel home by train Friday after bail posted by his father.
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Chrysler Names Virgil E Joyd As New President
Virgil E Joyd a 54 year old former Nebraska auto salesman was named to succeed Linn A Townsend as Chrysler Zoro president Townsend moves up to chairman of the board Townsend who has led the company since 1961 will retire at year end George H Love 86 will retire Townsend remains chief executive officer Joyd has been vice president for domestic automotive operations since 1962 after joining Chrysler in 1962 from American Motors Corp in a series of sales posts
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