Federal Employees' Pay Hike Approved by House
The House approved a two step pay raise for federal workers with a 370 to 7 final vote while rejecting an automatic congressional salary boost. An initial 4 percent raise this year, with a larger increase next year, targets 1.8 million federal employees and mirrors private industry salaries. The bill moves to the Senate where a 3 percent rise this year is anticipated.
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Washington
House
Congress
Johnson
Senate
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
H. R. Gross
Iowa
James T. Broyhill
R.N.C
Bureau of Labor Statistics
LBJ
Edward J. Derwinski
R-Ill
Udall
Public barred view of Pope Paul VI arrival at Kennedy Airport
Port Authority and United Nations restrict access to Kennedy Airport and U.N. headquarters as Pope Paul VI arrives for peace pilgrimage. The pope will meet Thant and Rusk, with a 15 minute airport security window and a 24 mile motorcade to St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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UPI
Kennedy Airport
Pope Paul VI
United Nations Secretariat
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
World Peace
Secretariat
Port Authority
United Nations
Thant
Dean Rusk
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Pontiff
Johnson
Paul VI
Yankee Stadium
Vatican
Conference Set Today At Tech
Tech Union hosts a ranch management conference starting 9 a.m. with registration and a 10:30 panel on integrating dry lot feeding. Dr. T W Box directs, Dr J L Schuster leads the discussion, and Dr George F Ellis Jr oversees range cattle topics. The program runs to 4 p.m. and is open to all ranchers.
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Tech Union
Texas Tech
T. W. Box
Tech
Tom Copeland
Levelland
J. L. Schuster
George F. Ellis Jr
Tech Animal Husbandry Department
Box
Texas Agriculture Experiment — Station
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock
Katzenbach Defends Texas Voter Rights Stand
Atty. Gen. Katzenbach told Houston civic groups that federal examiners are not needed in Texas under the Voting Rights Act of 1965 which has produced encouraging results. He cited 46,000 Negroes registered by federal examiners and over 100,000 more by local registrars. He urged Houston to speed desegregation of schools, noting Houston aims to finish by 1967 and stressing focus on education quality rather than racial questions. Meanwhile Gov. Johnson in Mississippi accused Katzenbach of a vendetta, saying federal registrars were used to pressure illiterates into registration.
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Houston
Nicholas Katzenbach
Texas
Katzenbach
South
Looes
Department of Justice
Mississippi
Johnson
Rusk and Gromyko See Viet Nam Barrier to Talks
Rusk and Gromyko meeting in New York skirt Viet Nam as a hurdle to progress on East West issues. Diplomats say Moscow wary of private Viet Nam talks and wary of triggering Chinese propaganda. Talks touched on Kashmir and nuclear weapons but Berlin and other items were not advanced.
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Rusk
Gromyko
Viet Nam
Stewart Hensley
New York
UPI
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
United States
Red China
Kremlin
Peking
Southeast Asia
United Nations
U.N
India-Pakistan
Kashmir
Indian Subcontinent
Berlin
Germany
U.S
West
Moscow
Washington
London
American Broadcasting Company
Surtees Improves After Toronto Crash
John Surtees of England, former world champion racer, was injured in a Friday crash in Toronto. Doctors said he had improved enough to take fluids and sip tea, with further recovery hoped.
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Surtees
Toronto
John Surtees
England
Dorothy Malone Rebounds After Lung Surgery
Harrywood report says Dorothy Malone, still in Cedars of Lebanon ICU, is responding well and may eat normally after septic surgery to remove lung clots. A hospital bulletin notes normal temperature and ongoing antibiotic and anticoagulant treatment. Malone, 40, underwent lengthy surgery September 23 to remove clots from her lungs.
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Hollywood
Dorothy Malone
Cedars of Lebanon
Miss Malone
How to Sell Your House In a Hurry
An October Reader's Digest article explains quick selling strategies, profits, and pitfalls. It cites a $300 improvement yielding a $4000 return and weighs saving a realtor's fee against risks. Readers are advised on timely steps and buying confidence.
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Reader’s Digest
Four-Man U S Cavalry Helicopter Crew Killed in Vietnam
A US 1st Cavalry helicopter crew of four was killed when their craft crashed and burned at An Khe in the central highlands. The helicopter caught fire on approach, crashed, and was destroyed by flames. The four were two officers and two enlisted men. No enemy fire was involved.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
An Khe
Central Highlands
U.S
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