Numbers Game Sets Stage for House GOP Leadership Fight
Washington lawmakers debate the House Republican leadership with Ford claiming 81 solid or leaning votes and Halleck at 85, as 140 Republican members prepare to caucus Monday to decide the election for Speaker. The tally includes 61 solid Ford, 20 leaning Ford, 25 solid Halleck, 5 leaning Halleck, and 29 unknowns. Halleck, from Indiana, had won the post from Joseph W. Martin Jr. six years earlier.
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Las Vegas columnist offers New Year wishes for 1965
A Las Vegas column extends broad wishes for prosperity health and peace in 1965. It blesses Sheriff Ralph Lamb and Police Chief Lorin Bunker, judges, the mayor and officials, inviting readers to enjoy money luck travel and family happiness.
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New Year Blessing Message for 1965 Readers
A hopeful note wishes readers a blessed 1965 with daily gratitude and joy. The writer prays for each morning to bring life, health, and wonder, urging focus on the promise of a great day to be alive.
Chiang Kai-shek vows to destroy Chinese Communist nuclear sites
In his New Year message Chiang Kai-shek pledges to halt Beijing’s nuclear program and destroy its installations to prevent a global delivery system. He calls China’s 1949 exile to Formosa a defense line for 12 million on the island and says anti-Communist action must align with counteroffensives from the Taiwan Strait. The U.S. vows to defend Formosa and nearby isles, while avoiding full invasion commitments.
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Johnson Polishes State of Union and Budget Plans
President Johnson worked on final drafts of the 1965 State of the Union speech at his LBJ Ranch and prepared to address Congress and the nation Monday night. He also signed executive papers from Washington and refined the 1966 budget figures, while hosting potential New Year’s Eve events in Austin.
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Government Bids to Speed Up Trial for Ole Miss Barnett
The Justice Department asked to drop two of four criminal contempt counts against former Mississippi Governor Ross R. Barnett and Governor Paul B. Johnson Jr. The motion, filed in New Orleans, aims to shorten trial length by avoiding evidence on counts three and four, which allege willful defiance of court orders barring interference with James Meredith’s enrollment at the University of Mississippi in 1962. The remaining counts proceed, including Barnett blocking Meredith from entering the trustees office and Johnson, under Barnett’s direction, keeping Meredith off campus on Sept. 26, 1962.
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Bonanno Son Bill Pleads He is Broke After Bail
Salvatore Bill Bonanno was freed on a 25000 dollar bail after borrowing funds for a trip to New York. He will testify Tuesday before a grand jury probing the disappearance of his father Joe Bonanno, Mafia boss. He said his 1964 Cadillac and 215 dollars pocket money were seized to satisfy a 51000 dollar federal tax lien.
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