Supreme Court nullifies New York film censorship system
The Supreme Court indicated Monday that New York state movie censorship practices likely violate the First Amendment by failing to require permits or court action, signaling a shift after Maryland rulings. Other actions include reviewing GM sales restrictions and a libel case involving Frank Baer.
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GOP lawmakers urge changes to Johnson school aid plan
A GOP group with at least one Democrat urged amendments to President Johnson's 1.3 billion school aid bill to aid more children in need. Sen. Javits led the push with co-sponsors Case Dominick Moss and Rep. Laird, proposing higher aid to families earning 2000 to 3000 dollars and greater reach in years two and three. They criticized the current plan as costly and uneven, arguing a state funded tax approach with an equalization formula would target poorer areas most.
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America Could Use A Bill Collector
Treasury Secretary Dillon reported 91 nations owe the United States about 37 billion in World War I and postwar loans and aid, largely uncollectible. He warned little chance of full recovery, noting Britain and France lead the World War I debts while recent loans total about 16.6 billion for 86 nations led by Britain. Russia’s postwar lend lease and czarist inheritances are cited, with repudiation by the Communists. Dillon recalled a stalled offer to settle Russia’s remaining World War II lend lease obligations.
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Johnson Plans Governors Conference in Washington
President Johnson will convene a governors conference in Washington on March 22 and 23 to discuss federal state problems. He indicated the meeting would cover cities transportation pollution crime civil rights state economies and relations with other nations.
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Laos reports 60 more Communist dead near Dong Hene
Government officials said the bodies of 60 Communist troops were found about two and a half miles northeast of Dong Hene in southern Laos. The count brings total Communist dead in the area to about 200 as right wing forces repelled the assault with air support.
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Bronze Star sent to honor slain minister's son
World War II Bronze Star winner John B. McCarthy sent his medal to Mrs. Marie Reed, widow of Rev. James J. Reed, asking that it be given to the minister’s eldest son in Selma Alabama. He stated the father was braver than him and that the medal should honor peacetime courage.
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Panty girdle syndrome linked to swelling in women
Two doctors from St. Vincent's Hospital New York report a new medical cause for swollen ankles in healthy women. They say panty girdles trigger the condition which worsens as the day progresses, though not seen in the morning.
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