Strikers Aim Hit Em Where It Hurts Most
A series on labor unrest notes teachers across Florida Oklahoma and New Jersey striking over pay and conditions. Hanna of a Maine one room school is fired for participating. Civil service and other unions join protests, asserting the public welfare as a battleground.
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Johnson Humphrey Meet On Race And Tax Plan
President Johnson and Senate leaders push a tax hike paired with a $6 billion spending cut as the budget bill returns to debate. Humphrey to meet Johnson for breakfast in Washington to discuss administration stance and potential reelection plans amid party unity talks.
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Senate Juggling Act Change In Constitutional Convention Call
In Nashville the State Senate approved a compromise bill to revise the constitutional convention call for tax rules. It would require subclassification of real property, uniform tax rates, and specified assessment ratios for property classes. The measure aims to shield residential taxpayers and curb a broad convention that could shift tax burdens and hurt utilities dependent local governments. Voters will decide in November on the convention questions.
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Supreme Court Considers 1866 Housing Law Ahead of Civil Rights Bill
The court weighs reviving a 1866 reconstruction era housing law as House debates a civil rights act. Attorney General Ramsey Clark argues the old statute could bar housing discrimination by race, while critics doubt it replaces new legislation. President Johnson's bill aims to protect open housing but excludes some single family units and owner-occupied properties.
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Physicians Call Ban On Cigarette Ads At ACP Meeting
Boston based ACP delegates urged a television advertising ban for cigarettes. About 5000 physicians attended the ACP’s 49th annual session, backing a resolution asking tobacco producers and Congress to prohibit cigarette ads on TV while stressing education on tobacco risks.
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Tax package action clears way for excise bill vote
Action on the Williams Smathers package would clear the way for a vote on the excise tax bill Under present law the 7 percent manufacturers tax on passenger cars was to drop to 2 percent Monday and the 10 percent tax on telephone service was to drop to 1 percent Telephone companies and automakers have been warned however to keep the old rules in effect pending congressional action Senate consideration of the excise tax bill has been dominated by debate on the income tax question.
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Border Clash Kills Soldier in Israeli Syrian Border Patrol
An Israeli soldier and a Arab fighter were killed in a clash near the Syrian border involving Israeli patrols and a guerrilla group. It marked the second gunfight in 21 hours between Israeli forces and infiltrators, an official spokesman said.
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Wisconsin Presidential Primaries Open Today
Wisconsin voters, Democrats and Republicans, cast ballots in a primary once seen as a crucial test. Johnson supporters urged votes for him though he would not seek renomination, while Nixon appeared certain to win the GOP race over Reagan and Stassen. More than a million expected as turnout lagged forecasts.
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