Johnson to Salute Congress With White House Party
President Johnson announced a Wednesday party to salute all members of Congress and a Saturday session with 34 Democratic governors to discuss federal state relations and economic programs Johnson also plans talks with public groups and may attend the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. He met Sen Hubert Humphrey to discuss Capitol Hill developments.
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Kaw Valley Classes Start Day With Morning Bus Schedule
Kaw Valley Classes School begins Monday August 31 at Kaw Valley School. Buses run on regular morning schedule and students are dismissed at 1 30 p m. The cafeteria will serve lunch.
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Three Negro Youths Admit Tossing Bombs Into Kansas City Club
In Kansas City, three unidentified African American youths confessed to hurling fire bombs at the Chit Chat Club Thursday night. Club operator Robert Whiles suffered burns over about half his body and remained in critical condition as statements were taken. Two bombs crashed through club windows as about 15 people were inside.
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Hoffa Counsel Plans Appeal From Five Year Prison Terms
Maurice Walsh Hoffa's chief attorney said he will appeal the five year sentence and seek a new trial within ten days after Judge Richard B. Austin handed Hoffa four concurrent five year terms plus a $10 000 fine. Hoffa faces additional eight year term for a Tennessee jury tampering case.
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Charles Helou Elected Lebanon President
Charles Helou a 51 year old journalist lawyer and diplomat was chosen president by a 92 to 5 vote in Parliament with two ballots blank He succeeds Gen Fuad Chehab who left office after declining a second term Lebanon’s fourth president since 1943 independence
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Social Security extends coverage to 5 million more people
Over the past four years the Social Security system expanded coverage to five million additional individuals, broadening eligibility and likely affecting wage reporting and benefit access for newly covered workers.
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