Postal Pay Raises Move With Governmentwide Bill
House and Senate negotiators near final passage of a bill tying postal and civilian federal pay hikes to general increases for non- postal workers. The agreement would grant a 4.5 percent postal raise and a companion raise for federal employees, retroactive to earlier dates, with checks expected after enactment next week. A $39 million annual boost to the federal employee insurance program and a review commission for top officials were also agreed, aiming to set automatic future raises every four years.
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UPI
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Conferency Committee
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Johnson Takes Time Out For Wedding Rehearsal
President Johnson plans to pause state duties to rehearse his role as father ahead of Lynda Bird Johnson's wedding to Marine Capt. Charles S. Robb at the White House chapel. Carpenters and florists labored overnight to ready the venue for the 4 p.m. Saturday ceremony.
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Washington
World Bank
Jonson
Bette
White House
Lynda Bird Johnson
Charles S. Robb
Johnson
James
Robbyiast
Milwaukee
Wis
Lynda
Slaying of Nazi Rockwell Tied to Mauser Item
FBI ballistics expert testified that a German Mauser found in an Arlington creek was the gun used to kill American Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell. Slugs and cartridge cases from a Highland County farm were fired from the Mauser, linking the weapon to the crime under trial in Arlington.
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Arlington, Va
UPI
FBI
John C. Paller
Arlington Creek
George Lincoln Rockivell
Warren Johnson
Johnson
Highland County
Patler
William J. Hassan
Hoever
Patt
Four More Steel Firms Join Hike
Pittsburgh based steel makers joined the price increase trend as U S Steel set the pace last week and several others followed. The White House urged restraint while Senator Hart called for a Justice Department probe into steel pricing practices citing broad economic impact and antitrust concerns.
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UPI
Justice Department
U.S. Steel Corp. i
Wheeling Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Armco
Republic
Inland
Kaiser
National Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Jandth
Pittsburgh ‘Steel
White House
Philip A. Hart
D-Mid
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Senate
Antidraft Protests Erupt in New York and Cincinnati
United Press International reports antidraft demonstrators were hauled away by police in New York and Cincinnati on the fourth day of a weeklong campaign. Police restrained crowds near President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey’s funeral visit, with several dozen arrested and others released after minor incidents. A separate protest in Columbus saw Navy recruiters confronted and two charged after a scuffle, while a Los Angeles counter rally supported by students urged victory over fear and militarism.
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Cincinnati
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Hubert Humphrey
Francis Cardinal Spellman
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Tarry J
California State College
America
Tong
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Antidraftile Society
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Ra Eetang Sabaln
He State University
Columbus
Navy
Tum
Fulbright Calls Vietnam War Immoral and Unnecessary
Senator J Willian Fulbright denounces the Vietnam conflict as immoral and unnecessary, saying it turns Vietnam into a charnel house. He attacks President Johnson's policy in a Senate speech, urging restraint, accountability, and renewed efforts for a ceasefire or negotiated settlement with Saigon and the Viet Cong.
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Washington
UPI
J. Willan Fulbright
Charnel House
Arkansas Democrat
Senate Foreign’ Relations Committee
Johnson
Senate
Dodd
Fulbright
Thele
Nam
Saigon
Militant Peace Movement Infiltrated By Chicago Police
Chicago Peace Council says two militants were secretly police agents, joining a third earlier, in antiwar groups like Chicago Area Death Resisters and Students for a Democratic Society. Patrolman John Valkenburg and Detective Michael Randy allegedly infiltrated planning for demonstrations and served in key roles. The trio, among the groups’ most active members, faced accusations of steering nonviolent protest toward more militant tactics.
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Chicago
CDN
Daily News
Chicago Peace Council
John Valkenburg
Michael Randy
Frankel
Karl Meyer
Randy
Valkenburg
Meyer
Poltes States
America
Chicago Area
Meyer Gait
New Left Forum
Hyde Park
Fay
Former Florida Coed In Trouble Again
Pamme Brewer, 12 year old, once expelled from the University of Florida for posing nude for a humor magazine, is charged with selling obscene literature and posters. She posted a $200 bond after three hours in jail and faces up to a year in jail or a $1000 fine. A hearing is set for next Wednesday amid local complaints about her material.
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Gainesville
Fla
UPI
Pamime Brewer
University of Florida
Bosamy
Pamme
Tion
Stanley Sant
Bild Killeen
Pammme
Charlatan
Independent Evening News Carriers Rates and Service Notice
An Oddly Nonsensical OCR fragment lists subscription rates and carrier times for a Kingport Tennessee edition. It mentions Sunday Times and Postal zones, with United Press International and newspaper association credits, and a republication prohibition.
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Parket Stet Kingizerh
Tenn
TIMES
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Kingaport
United Press Intersnational
Chirazo Dallyens
Hespaper Enterprise Association
Afl Minster Pere
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Edward Heyman
Duchin
Women’s Wear Daily
Lynda Bird
Hree
James B. Conlisk Jr
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Peace Council
Morton Frankin
Martin Went Elt
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