House Okay Assured On GI Pay Hike
The House is expected to pass a billion dollar pay raise for armed services members despite Johnson administration opposition. The vote is seen as nearly unanimous, with broad support for a substantial increase amid Vietnam involvement and casualties. The measure would cost about 1.9 billion with War on Poverty funding pending, while the administration favors delaying until 1967.
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Washington
UPL
House
Armed Services
Johnson
Armed Services Committee
Debsle
U.S
Viet Nam
Walt
House Committee
Senate
Senate Judiciary
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
California
Hale Champhon
IRS Methods In Tax Cases To Be Probed
A Senate subcommittee will probe IRS techniques used in tax evasion charges against Nashville residents and a Murfreesboro candidate. Targets include former Davidson County Sheriff Leslie Jett, tracking executive E. H. Hoover, and ex-senatorial hopeful E. W. Ned Carmack. The inquiry also touches other Tennessee tax cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRS
Washington
UPI
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Nashvillians
Murfreesboro
Bernard Fensterwald
Nashville
Davidson County
Leslie Jett
E. H. Hoover
E. W
Ned) Carmack
Oak Ridge Plane Crash Claims Local Worker
AEC Oak Ridge 12 Plant foreman John Lee Crossna, 31, of Oak Ridge died after a four passenger plane crashed near Oliver Springs. Pilot Gary Wayne Martin was hospitalized in critical condition, and witness Steve Duncan of Clinton described the sequence of the fatal impact.
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Oliver Springs
Duncan
Oak Ridge
White House conference to address school problems
More than 650 educators from across the nation gather at the White House to discuss school problems including race. Health Secretary Celebrezze and Education Commissioner Keppel lead off as panels plan digests for a nationwide report to Johnson. A Harvard consultant warns segregation patterns may spread from north to south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
White House
Anthony J. Celebrezze
U.S
Francis Keppel
Johnson
John W. Gardner
Ex-Football Team Owner Faces Assault Charges
Atlanta. The former owner of the Atlanta Mustangs semipro team faces assault charges after allegedly attacking two photographers, Fred W. Lyon and Horace W. Carl, following a hearing on counterfeit money claims. Westcott and companion Eurick are also tied to a bogus $20 payment case.
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Butick
Westcott
Lyon
Westeott
Cort
Westcatt
Eurick
Westcod
Mustang
Five Anti Poverty Trainees Charged in San Antonio Shootings
Police planned to file charges against five Chicago anti poverty trainees in a robbery shootout that wounded two men. Frank Marcell Jr. identified the youths, one of whom remained hospitalized with injuries while another suffered neck damage. Bond ranged from 1,000 to 4,000 for the suspects, with court action delayed by investigation confusion.
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Tell
Carl Mack
San Antonio
Tes
UPI
Chicago
GM Pompa
Marcell
Japd
Brooke Army Medical Center
Robert J. Pel|engill
San Bernardino
Calif
Pellengill
Teade
Robert Murray
Peltengill
French Seek Answers Over US Overflight of Nuclear Site
French authorities probe an American U2 style overflight near the Pierrelatte uranium facility in the Rhone Valley. They report the jet photographed the site in four passes from Hamelin base in West Germany, while Paris questions motive and U.S. denial.
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Paris
UPS
U.S. Defense Department
France
State Department
Raissance Plan
Hamslein
West Germany
Pierrelatte
Rhone Valley
United States
Europe
NLRB vote gives Midland Ross plant union affiliation
In Tennessee, Midland Ross Corp employees vote 747 to in favor of joining the International Association of Machinists Union AFL CO. The plant rebuilds power brakes for trucks. The Emerson Electric Co. plant employees voted Friday to affiliate with the JAM. In Jackson officials prepare for Miss America arrival at McKellar Field for Miss Tennessee pageant rehearsals. TVA seeks former Veterans Administration hospital land for a 12 million power service center with 130 jobs. Marine Corps seeks 9 acres for an armory reserve center. Board of Education requests 7% acres for vocational rehab and a technological institute.
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Paris
UPL
National Labor Relations Board
Midland Ross Corp
International Association of Machinists Union
AFLCO
Emerson Electric Co
JAM
Nashville
UPI
Tennessee Valley Authority
Veterans Administration
TVA
U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Tennessee Board of Education
U. S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Technological Institute
Undefined article from Kingsport paper
An unreadable OCR snippet from a Kingsport Times page shows garbled phrases about rates, times, and notices. The fragmentary text mentions evenings, Saturday and Sunday references, and possible personal consent notes but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or events to summarize meaningfully.
Mars Photos Assured From Mariner 4 Mission
In Pasadena a JPL spokesman said Mariner 4 will return 21 closeup Mars photos after a scheduled transmission change. The sparecraft tape recorder has sent images since July 19 and the new track should keep the photo sequence flowing with all 21 pictures received.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Mariner4
Earth
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Civil rights protestors jailed in Covington
A group of 39 demonstrators faced disorderly conduct charges after the civil rights action at Paul’s Sandwich Shop. 14 were jailed and fined the maximum city penalty of $50 and costs. others were released to awaiting hearings. CORE and Rev. Edward Smith said arrests included 10 Black and 4 white participants and that some could seek legal counsel. The restaurant owner denied service to new white patrons, prompting police involvement.
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Covington
Teno
UPI
Edward Smith
Congress of Racial Equality
Wilbur Cash
Preston Shankle
James E. Shelley
Shelley
Shankle
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J. G. Bragford & Eo, Nemters
New York Stock Exchange
Commerce Street Market
G. C
Mack
McCall
CBI
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Grube
Pompa
Frank Martell Jr
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Vanda
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Eangiers
Ti Times
Tom Still
Ryker-Hodge Furniture Co
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Pillmore
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