Senate Defeat of 14B Shadows Two Labor Bills
The Senate failed to invoke cloture on the 14B repeal, signaling the union shop setback may harm two other AFL-CIO backed measures. Bills to raise the minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.75 and broaden unemployment compensation coverage advance, with President Johnson backing action. Dirksen signaled possible filibusters on both measures.
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Stassen Seeks Pennsylvania Governor Nomination
Former Minnesota governor Harold Stassen, 57, announces candidacy for the Pennsylvania Republican gubernatorial nomination. He aims to run against incumbent Raymond Shafer, with support from Gov. William Scranton and GOP leaders. Stassen, who previously lost in 1958, seeks to press a Viet Nam peace plank and revive his political career after recent setbacks.
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A's sign five rookies to reach 16 agreements for 1966
Kansas City A's announced five rookies join the 1966 terms roster bringing total signed players to 16. The group includes righty Joe Bosworth with 1.13 and 1.90 ERAs in 1965, $75,000 bonus righty Johnny Odum, righty Chuck Dobson, infielder Ted Kubik, and outfielder Ron Stone whose 1965 seasons featured strong batting averages, homers, and RBI.
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Burlington
Lewiston
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Blue Moon) Odum
Chuck Dobson
University of Kansas
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Birmingham
Southern Association
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Marine Offered Vacation After Crank Mail
Oceanside Chamber of Commerce offers a free vacation to Marine Daniel Rombyer returning from Viet Nam to atone for a prank package. A can of dog food with the note Eat well animal arrived from Oceanside and was mailed to A Marine in Viet Nam. Rombyer, who wrote his mother in Jackson Michigan, demanded a name and return address.
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Oceanside Invites Rombyer Family for Vacation
Michigan papers carried the clip pings sent to the Ocean side Blade-Tribune. The Ocean side newspaper forwarded them to the Chamber of Commerce. Rombyer and his parents now have an invitation to spend a vacation in Oceanside.
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Oceanside
Chamber of Commerce
Rombyer
Hawkins Leaves Hospital After Throat Cancer Operation
London AP reports actor Jack Hawkins, 55, has recuperated from throat cancer surgery and walked out of the hospital on Thursday. He had undergone the operation about two weeks earlier and flashed a broad grin for photographers.
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London
Jack Hawkins
Hawkins
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