Johnson weighs cabinet shakeup amid farm policy clash
Washington reports swirl around President Johnson mulling changes in his Cabinet with Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman under fire for farm policy and Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler showing unease. Backstage chatter links Freeman to a possible railroads job and hints Fowler may quit after Congress adjourns. The rural anti poverty plan faces heavy House resistance and cost questions cloud its fate.
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Elite Capital Dogs Stir Washington by Gentle Power
Washington AP President Johnson's dog Him, a pampered breed among elite capital canines, is noted among ambassador and congressmember pets. The piece highlights dogs aboard ships, planes, and limousines, with anecdotes about diplomats' pets and their unusual personalities, including Bruno at the Portuguese Embassy and Tristan at the French Embassy.
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Matthews graduates from The Hi School in Pottstown
James M. Matthews graduates from The Hi School in Pottstown Pennsylvania on Wednesday. He is the son of Dr and Mrs John J Matthews of 1310 Moreau Drive.
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Moreau Drive
Pump Station Rainmaker Turns on to End Drought
New York City reservoirs rose after the Chelsea pumping station, rebuilt for 3 million dollars, was activated in March. Rain returned as pumps ran, helping fill the system to 88 percent of normal, easing summer drought fears. The tale links the pumping station to repeated cycles of drought and flood in the city’s history.
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Hudson
New
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New York City
North Vietnamese President Absent Sparks Speculation
Ho Chi Minh has not been seen in Hanoi for at least a month amid rumors he may be on a visit abroad or resting in the mountains. Diplomats note the absence as government officials avoid public explanation, while Vatican actions and church reforms unfold in a separate report.
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South Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
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Law Produces Divorce Rush in Jefferson County
Four Jefferson County judges granted 162 divorces as unhappy spouses rushed to beat a new state cooling-off law. The measure extends the waiting period after an interlocutory order. Judge Dan Marshall signed 66 divorces from Saturday to Wednesday, with no further divorces for two months due to the cooling-off period.
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Jefferson County
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UMR Enrolls 955 For Summer School Rolla
Summer school at the University of Missouri at Rolla has 955 students enrolled, up from last year. The breakdown includes 791 regular residents and 164 in special courses. The Summer Institute for High School Teachers of Chemistry Physics and Mathematics is the largest group, directed by Dr. Harold Fuller. The Missouri Co op Program in high school physics offers 30 enrolled teachers.
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Youth Organize Own Theater Company for Younger Audiences
New York AP reports Terese Hayden and Stella Spence will launch a professional repertory company this fall. Composed of players aged 15 to 21, the group aims to perform works appealing to youthful audiences and provide experience for performers with limited postgraduation opportunities in theater.
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Terese Hayden
Stella Spence
Meany Defends AFL-CIO Amid Policy Clash With Reuther
In a tense exchange, AFL-CIO leader George Meany rejects Walter Reuther’s charges that the federation is fronting for CIA influence and undermining Johnson's foreign policy. Meany accuses Reuther of lying about the ILO walkout and CIA ties, while Reuther urges unity and warns of splits over ILO actions.
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Pope Pius VI Council Decrees? Pope implements church rule changes
Pope Paul VI restricted bishops from granting exceptions to celibacy and marriage rules and to the life of priests and nuns. The decree tightens the authority of Vatican guidelines over parish clergy.
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Tom D
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