State Chiefs Back Johnson Viet Nam Policy
National Conference of state legislative leaders voiced unanimous support for President Johnson's Vietnam policy. Johnson pledged to continue fighting until Communists accept talks over peace, citing the aim of defending freedom for 100 nations. The group, including Arkansas House Speaker J. H. Cottrell, endorsed efforts to curb aggression and urged swift peace.
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Viet Nam
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Nation's Weather 24-Hour Summary Table
Temperature and precipitation readings for a 24-hour period ending at 4 a.m. are compiled by the U.S. Weather Bureau in San Francisco. The table lists conditions across multiple stations, noting highs, lows, and measurable rainfall.
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Lose Weight Without Willpower Or Exercise
Advertising text for Acacia Prescription Hypnosis promotes weight loss by medical consultation and hypnosis. It urges seeing a physician to assess overeating and suggests eliminating desires to eat or drink when not hungry or thirsty. It emphasizes weight as a medical problem and offers prescription hypnosis services at 1302 So Fourth Street.
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Ewart L. Rogers
AAEH
United States Declines Chou En-lai Social Invitations in Bucharest
Chou En-lai arrived in Bucharest for an eight day visit as thousands welcomed him. U.S. officials said three invitations from Romania to attend friendship events were declined under standard policy with Communist China.
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Romania
UPI
United States
Chou En-lai
Chou
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China
Foreign Ministry
Washington
Joseph W. Neubert
Neubert
Richard H. Davies
London
Racial House Issue Stirs Senate Debate in Civil Rights Bill
The House Judiciary Subcommittee backed four fifths of President Johnson’s Civil Rights bill, with housing discrimination provisions enduring into full committee review. Chairman Emanuel Celler said the full panel would meet Tuesday to likely approve the measure and maintain the housing ban amid GOP opposition.
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UPI
House
Johnson
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Firemen Demand Pay Rise Trigger Hunger Starve-In
Louisville firefighters' leader Thomas A. Dale vows to quit July 1 if raises are not approved as he enters a third day of hunger strike and sit-in at city hall with Fireman Daniel Whigham. They seek raises of 324 to 700 dollars amid 537 firefighters and 80 vacancies. Public safety officials maintain the budget without raises.
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Thomas A. Dale
Dale
Daniel Whigham
Whigham
Joseph Glass
Young
Once Loaded Silverthorne Now Pauper
Former banker Don Silverthorne, convicted of looting the defunct San Francisco National Bank of 190000, filed a pauper’s affidavit listing only a wardrobe and one watch. He said his income totals 204 in Social Security for him and his wife, while facing twelve civil suits seeking 72 million. He has had no employment since 1964 after being fired as bank board chairman.
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UPI
Don _ Silverthorne
San Francisco National Bank
Silverthorne
U.S
Lynda Bird Johnson Keeps Travel Plans Secret
Lynda Bird Johnson, 22, plans a trip to Spain as a graduation gift but will not reveal departure date or length of stay. Her mother, Mrs. Johnson, left the White House for a Nebraska trip and a 10 day stay at the LB ranch in Texas she kissed Lynda goodbye on departure.
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UPI
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda Bird
Spain
Texas
Lynda
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