Varied Reactions From Tennessee Special Session Comments
United Press International reports mixed public reaction as Tennessee lawmakers enter the second week of a special session. Officials cite support for the 47 million spending program and debate over a constitutional amendment, with critics calling the session politically motivated and the surplus issue central to the discussion. Noted lawmakers include Rep. John Vincent, Rep. Edwin Arnold, Rep. G. L. Aderhold, Rep. Lewis Fride, Rep. Ralph W. Farmer, and others voicing varied views on homestead exemptions highway funding and overall tax policy.
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UPL
Tennessee
United Press
International
John Vincent
D-Martin
Edwin Arnold
Mondon
Clement
London County
G. 1
Aderhold
Aeflo- Wah
Lewis Fride
Nashville
Wills
Phil
Ralph W. Farmer
Memphis
Congressmen push anti inflation tax hike in 1960s debate
Washington report notes Republicans Senator Paul Douglas and others urge President Johnson to push for a faster tax increase to curb inflation. The House Senate committee warns inflation worsened, calling for revenue hikes despite looming Viet Nam era costs. Johnson's budget would rise beyond plans, risking a larger deficit.
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Washington
UPT
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Congress
Uotinsen
Jacob K. Javits
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Douglas
Viet House-Senate
Viet Nam
Heck
Jahnson
Heavy earthquakes strike northern China report says
Tokyo dispatch reports heavy quakes hit northern China including the Singlai area in Bopei Province and Peking region. Tremors caused widespread damage with buildings collapsing and no confirmed casualties yet. Seismologists from Uppsala note stronger quakes than earlier, warning of life losses if inhabited.
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Tokyo
UPI
Peking
Chine
Lefer
Japan
Rhoda
Singlai
Bopei Province
Tokyo Meteorological Agency
Seismological Institute
Uppsala
Sweden
Kingsport Times
Thanavten
Mawananes
Labor Unmoved By LBJ Pleas On Wage Talks
UPI reports organized labor sees a favorable bargaining climate in 1960 with union negotiators ready to push for higher pay amid shortages and low unemployment. George Meany leads a hard line against White House wage guides while cautions on tax policy and corporate profits shape the push for higher investment credits and extended prosperity.
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Washington
UPI
George Meany
Afl-Cio Pres
Johnson
Afl-Cio
Mr Peepers star files for divorce in Los Angeles
Wally Cox known as television's Mr Peepers filed a suit in court to divorce his wife Milzgros on cruelty grounds. He seeks all community property and custody of his wife's daughter Lisa in the best interests of the child. The couple wed October 19 1963 in Las Vegas and separated February 18.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Wally Cox
Mr. Peepers
Milzgros
Cemat
Lisa
Bsk
Las Vegas
Nev
Alcoa Moves Forward With Plant Modernization Plan
Alcoa will proceed with modernization after employees voted 1,413 to 253 to accept a settlement instead of risking a plant shutdown. The plan includes $414,000 distribution under agreements between Alcoa and the union. The move is announced from New Kensington, Pennsylvania, with UPI reporting.
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Yale
Afl-Cio
Ral Blackie
Westinghouse
New Kensington
UPI
Aluminum Co
America
Alcoa
Moderni
TVA to Open Bids March 29 for Power Notes Program
TVA will accept bids by March 23 with notes valued at 80 million. Alcoa plans a 45 million modernization and expansion after a temporary halt. Bids must be at least 1 million. successful bidders receive notes March 31 with maturity July 24. The United Steelworkers express cautious approval amid job assurances.
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TVA
United Steelworkers
USH
York
UPL
Tennes
Wey Authority
USW
Joe Ivanus Power
Alcoa
Federal Reserve
Bank of New York
Expert Urges Admission Of China To World Body
A Columbia University Asia expert told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Communist China blocks a Viet Nam settlement and urged admitting the Peking regime to the United Nations and international recognition by the United States. Senator Ribicoff and Senator Talmadge cosponsored a resolution to reassert Congress power over tariff changes and outline the sense of Congress on proposed changes.
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China
Washington
Donald
Zagoria
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
Red China
Peking
United Nations
Ribicoff
Connecticut
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Congress
Hearing Set On Junkyards And Highway Standards
Reports from Nashville indicate hearings will begin today on junkyard regulation and related standards. Witnesses include Dr Harold Hinton of George Washington University and discussions cover roadside billboards under the Highway Beautification Act with states to develop national guidelines.
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Nashville
Zagoria
Tennessee
Commerce Ine
Partment
Julian Lyles
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Secretary of Commerce
Congress
Lyles
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