Congress Pressed to Adjourn by August 3 Amid Major Debates
The 90th Congress races to finish major bills before August 3 as gun control, foreign aid, housing, and Johnson Supreme Court nominations loom. Senate fights over Fortas and Thornberry threaten adjournment while 10 of 13 appropriation bills remain.
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Washington
Johnson
Supreme Court
Senate
House Rules Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Abe Fortas
United States
Homer Thornberry
House
Milwaukee Stevedores may be Out Of Work
About 350 longshoremen at Milwaukee’s Lake Michigan harbor could be laid off within a week if the St. Lawrence Seaway strike remains unresolved. Hansen Seaway Service says two ships will be loaded this week and warehouse cargo will last two more days.
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Lake Michigan
St. Lawrence
Minnesota
Electrician Killed In AMC Auto Plant
Milwaukee AP report says 29 year old Joseph Kozey of Oconomowoc died from neck lacerations after being caught in a conveyor belt while an electrical switch was being adjusted at an American Motors Corp plant.
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American Motors Corp
Joseph Kozey
Oconomowoc
Insurance Firms Cancel Slum Policies in Rioting Areas
New Jersey and New York officials report that insurers are canceling or denying policies in slum areas after racial disturbances. Royal Globe and Continental notified clients before July 4, Paterson schools risk non renewal by July 15 amid ongoing unrest with Newark damage estimated up to 10 million in a five day riot period.
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New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
New York State
Royal Globe Insurance Co
Continental Insurance Co
Paterson
N.J
Trenton
Newark
Rent-A-Kid Project Provides Jobs For Needy Youths In Atlanta
The Rent-A-Kid program in Atlanta's West End offers youths aged 14 to 18 their first work experience through tasks like painting and shelling beans for home canning. Begun a month ago by Joy Cochrane, the project aims to keep youths in school and self supporting with jobs arranged by office director Douglas Lavender, at about 1.35 dollars per hour, with wages paid to the children or saved if requested.
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Howard Anderson
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
West End
Joy Cochrane
Rent-A-Kid
Edward J. Dillon
Douglas Lavender
Michigan Coed Slain with Few Clues
Ann Arbor police reported no new leads in the knife slaying of 20 year old Eastern Michigan coed Joan E. Schell of Plymouth. Her body was found Friday on a deserted road near Ann Arbor after she was last seen hitchhiking to visit a boyfriend. police described a car matching the description she entered.
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Mich
Joan E. Schell
Plymouth
James Schell
Neenah
Wis
Miss Schell
Appleton Paper Names New News Editor and Staff Moves
Appleton AP reports Don Kampfer longtime Appleton Post-Crescent staffer named news editor. Mick Burke becomes regional editor succeeding the late E L Biselx. Tom Torinus shifts to special assignment. Mark Webb succeeds Torinus as Sunday Times editor and Oshkosh bureau chief.
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Don Kampfer
Appleton Post - Crescent
Mick Burke
Kampfer
E. L
Les) Biselx
Tom Torinus
Sunday Times
Oshkosh
Mark Webb
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