Democrats confident to block Republican voting bill substitute
House Democratic leaders said they expect to defeat the Republican substitute to the administration's voting rights bill, with a close vote anticipated possibly late Thursday or Friday. GOP Leader Ford pushed for a uniform nationwide approach while the administration bill targets seven Southern states and uses broader protections.
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Romney denies edging toward 1964 GOP race
Michigan Governor George Romney says Richard Nixon urged him four times to run for the Republican nomination but Romney dismisses a White book claim he was close to entering the race. He denies talking with Detroit editors and challenges the book's portrayal of coalition efforts to stop Goldwater.
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U S Women to Meet Viet Cong Allies in Jakarta Mission
Women Strike for Peace plans a direct but unofficial meeting in Jakarta with six North Vietnamese women and six from the Viet Cong political arm, aiming to open channels of communication amid the Vietnam conflict. The State Department says it will not negotiate with the Viet Cong.
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Mobergs Reach Court Sanctioned Marriage Accord
In Chicago, Cecilia Moberg and Curt Moberg settled a divorce case after agreeing to a 15 point marital pact dated Aug 12 1964. The deal requires full time work income at least 125 a week joint banking, shared finances and family duties. Judge Feldman dismissed the divorce as reconciliation was achieved.
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Senate panel to begin Dominican Republic hearings
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will open hearings next Wednesday on U S involvement in the Dominican Republic. Chairman J W Fulbright said the inquiry will start with questioning Undersecretary of State Thomas C Mann, President Johnsons top Latin America adviser. The hearings follow criticism of Johnsons decision to send troops to Santo Domingo to protect civilians and avert a Communist takeover.
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