Nevada Senate Passes Youth Vote Measure in Carson City
The Nevada Senate approved 18 year olds voting as part of a Sawyer proposal amid concerns of wider age changes. If adopted by voters, 18 could run for office, gamble, drink, marry without parental consent, and be treated as adults.
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B. Mahlon Brown
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William Dial
Bormsby
John Fransway
R-Humboldt
Harvey Humphrey
D-Esmeralda
Wilson McGowan
R-Pershing
Walter Whitacre
R-Lyron
Pope denounces divisive forces urged unity as duty
Pope Paul VI told a general audience in St. Peter's Basilica that unity is a duty and a law within the Catholic Church. He warned against systematic criticism and doubt of traditional teaching, signaling concern over internal ferment related to the ecumenical council and birth control bans.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
St. Peter's Basilica
Ecumenical Council
Supreme Court endorsement claim sparks denial
Rep John Dowdy said five Supreme Court justices endorsed the Johnson voting rights bill before introduction. Attorney General Katzenbach called the charge utterly false and said Dowdy’s claim implies improper influence across branches. Dowdy refused to name his sources, saying they were reliable.
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UPI
John Dowdy
D-Tex
Supreme Court
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Nicholas Katzenbach
Dowdy
House Judiciary Committee
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Earl Warren
Ex Bank Boss Claims Corruption as Senate Probers Question
Former San Francisco National Bank president Don C. Silverthorne charged the currency controller’s office with corruption and accused Senate investigators of pressuring him. He testified about a $50,000 fee tied to a loan and alleged theft of records by four bank directors after his dismissal. He defended the bank’s overall condition amid probes into bank failures.
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Texas City
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Texas State Superintendent of Banks
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Garrett
McClellan
Negro says he narrowly escaped death in Liuzzo case
Leroy Moton, 19, a passenger in the car with Mrs. Viola Liuzzo when she was killed in Alabama, reported to UPI that a shot narrowly missed his head. He testified about the incident as four Klansmen face civil rights charges. Moton remained in protective custody and later released on bond. He plans to testify in the Liuzzo case and continues to work with the SCLC while awaiting further calls to Alabama.
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Bus driver fired after mistaking double decker for single decker
Roy Harrison, longtime driver for Store-on-Trent, England, was fired after he forgot he had switched to a double-decker and collided with a low bridge, jamming the bus.
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England
UPI
Roy Harrison
Nation's Weather 24 Hour Table from U.S. Weather Bureau
United Press International provides a 24 hour national weather summary ending at 4 a.m. based on data from the U.S. Weather Bureau in San Francisco. The table lists temperature readings and precipitation amounts across regions to guide readers on current conditions and trends.
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Daily U S temperatures record set across states
The national low was 3 degrees at Pellston Michigan while Bartow Florida reached a high of 92 degrees. These readings exclude Hawaii and Alaska as reports provide a snapshot of the coldest and warmest spots in the continental United States.
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UPI
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GOP School Amendment Turned Down
Senate education subcommittee largely along party lines rejected a set of GOP sponsored changes to President Johnson's 1.3 billion school aid bill. Fifteen amendments were defeated in two sessions. Subcommittee Chairman Wayne Morse hopes the panel will approve the bill next. The keystone is a program to funnel one billion dollars in federal aid to most school districts.
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UPI
Senate Education Subcommittee
Johnson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Erhard Promises West German Shaped Society Plan
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard outlined a "shaped society" to double living standards in West Germany, likening it to Johnson's Great Society. He urged broad programs in health education transport city development and science research at a CDU pre election convention noting that average monthly earnings are about 175 dollars.
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Germany
UPI
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
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America
Christian Democratic Union
Negotiators Meet in New York Newspaper Strike Talks
UPI reports negotiators in the threatened New York newspaper strike adjourned talks until this morning. Both sides express confidence a new contract can be hammered out without a walkout at seven major daily newspapers in the city. Union leaders had postponed a strike at the last minute.
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New York
UPI
Publishers Association of
New York City
Kennedy Exhibit Opens at National Archives
A Kennedy memorabilia exhibit opened at the National Archives with items JFK used and touched. Sen Edward Kennedy attended the brief ceremony as a half block long queue formed for the public viewing amid a quiet crowd. The collection will eventually go to the Kennedy Library and Institute in Boston.
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UPI
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D-Mass
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USSR urges immediate UN disarmament commission meeting
The Soviet Union called for convening the 114 nation United Nations disarmament commission within two weeks. The United States signaled agreement if a majority supported the plan, while Ambassador Adair Stevenson preferred smaller forums like the 17 nation Geneva Conference for disarmament talks. Soviet Ambassador Nikolai Fedorenko urged the commission’s convocation.
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UPI
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Daley pleads innocent in minor delinquency case
Comedienne Cass Daley declined to attend court and entered an innocent plea to a charge of contributing to the delinquency of minors by providing beer. A jury trial was set for April 13 in Municipal Court after a motel party involving her 16-year-old son and 19 other youths.
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Newport Beach
Calif
UPI
Comedienne
Cass Daley
Donald Wagner
Miss Daley
Frank Kisella
Richard Hamilton
De Gaulle sets June deadline for Common Market summit
Paris report says President de Gaulle laid four conditions for attending a Common Market unity meeting with a June 30 deadline. He demanded farm policy agreement, a foreign ministers meeting beforehand, clarity on objectives, and good prospects for success.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Vienna
Israel
Smoke rise after Surgeon General report debated
Americans reportedly smoked about 511 billion cigarettes in 1964, 24 percent below the 1963 peak, with most decline in the months after the health report. The Agriculture Department released figures showing a rise from prior year, sparking renewed discussion on smoking and health.
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UPI
Surgeon General
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U.S
Douse Sunrise Mountain Fire Contract Sparks Dispute
Deputy D A John Por nier reminded Lester LaFortune of Clark Sanitation Inc that the rubbish disposal contract calls for cutfill discing not burning. The board awarded the contract March 5 and referred burning questions to the air pollution officer. LaFortune accused Sun Valley Disposal Co of trespassing and torching rubbish at the dump.
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Lester LaFortune
Clark ‘Sanitation, Inc
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