Tennessee nurse wage bill gains Senate support
In Nashville Senator Holbrook of Dresden said the nursing wage proposal could pass the Senate Labor Committee and reach Gov. Clement. The plan would set an all-nurse state board and a minimum wage of 1.00 per hour with 8 to 9 percent increases tied to payroll. Support notes it would aid domestic workers, while critics say it could threaten hospitals and doctors’ control. Governor Clement urged passage as a path to a better wage without closing businesses.
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West Germany Drops Israeli Arms Deliveries Showdown
Bonn confirmed sealing two Israeli conditions for resumed full diplomatic relations with Israel while halting arms shipments. Officials indicated West Germany would not bow to pressure from Egypt or the United Arab Republic, and the move followed dismal prospects for stalled talks via East German envoy Kurt Birrenbach.
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Philadelphia honors sailor who rescued girl amid subway assault
Airman James R. George, 23, of Chamblee California, praised by Mayor James H. Tate as gallant and courageous, named an honorary citizen of Philadelphia after defending a 15 year old white girl during a subway platform attack by six assailants. George, with injuries to his eyes, thanked the police and crowd in City Hall for the tribute.
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Four-letter Word Triggers UC Crisis and Resignation
Berkeley campus reels as a four-letter obscenity on a sign sparks a bomb scare. John Thomson, 22, non-student, arrested for openly outraging public decency as Dr. Chick Kerr resigns as president. Academic Senate and Board of Regents convene to discuss student conduct and leadership safety.
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West Town shopping center approved in Knoxville plan
Metropolitan Planning Commission approved a $10 million West Town shopping center on 54 plus acres in West Knoxville with more than 44 shops. Construction could start by year end as the largest such project in the state.
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Tests Begun In Effort To Free Siamese Twins
In Houston doctors began tests on 40 day old Siamese twin girls born to Ruth and Dulce Pantaleon of Puerto Rico. They arrived with their father Jusliniano Pantaleon and mother in Houston for checks to see if surgical separation is possible. The team, led by a hospital chief of surgery, aims to perform the first separation in this case, as one prior Siamese separation has occurred this year in the state.
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Teacher Charged In Gun Death
In ALCOA Tennessee a widowed school teacher faced murder charges for the fatal shooting of Margaret Bottom 37 of Blount County at the home of Mrs Miller. Authorities say Bottom was shot once with a .38 pistol as an argument over city school politics preceded the accident claim.
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Soviets Reject Peaceful Ways Demand
Moscow reports say the Soviet Union rejects the idea of coexistence with the West as the price of Communist unity in response to a Chinese demand. Pravda and party spokesmen indicate a hard line stance on peaceful coexistence and unity policy amid tensions with the United States and China.
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LBJ Seeks New Treasury Head Amid Secret List
Reported selection process for Lyndon B Johnson to name a successor as treasury secretary remains secret with multiple sources citing potential candidates. Names mentioned include David Rockefeller Henry Alexander and Rudolph Peterson alongside Cooke and Dillon era concerns, amid broader Cold War ideological tensions between Moscow and Beijing as Pravda critiques peace talks and China Russia relations.
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Royal Navy swaps slogan for home loans plan
The Royal Navy changed its slogan to join the Navy and buy a home and announced special loans and mortgage rates for sailors who re enlist.
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