Approval Of Cabinet Post To Be Tuesday
Bipartisan support builds for a 12th Cabinet as House debates a transportation measure. A Republican-led amendment seeks to keep the Maritime Administration in the Commerce Department, with other agencies like FAA and Coast Guard affected. The Senate has not yet taken up the transportation bill.
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Coast Guard
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate
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House Seeks final action on transport department plan
The House advances a Cabinet level Department of Transportation proposal but delay possible on auto safety rules. A conference with the Senate aims to resolve differences on related bills. President Johnson hopes to sign key measures over Labor Day weekend, including mass transit funding and mortgage stimulus.
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Senate
Come to Calling All Home Makers by VIC WELLS
An appeal for creative home decorating encourages originality and color in interiors. It promotes contrasting finishes and bold furniture pairings and invites readers to visit the store to view ideas amid an August House Cleaning Sale that ends after Labor Day as fresh samples replace current displays.
Woman improves after artificial heart pump support in Houston
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez, a New Mexico City beauty parlor operator, left the hospital after a temporary left ventricular bypass pump aided her recovery. She has been up briefly and visiting relatives at Methodist Hospital as doctors announced the artificial device was removed once her heart healed.
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Mexico City
Methodist Hospital Hospital
Quakes Near Matsushiro Near Half Million in a Year
Two strong earthquakes struck the Matsushiro area in central Japan followed by minor tremors injuring at least seven people. Since August 3, 1965, Matenshire registered nearly 500000 quakes in its town of 23000, the AP reports.
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De Gaulle To Return To Scene Of Rioting In Djibouti
French Somaliland tightens security as Charles de Gaulle returns via Djibouti amid independence protests that left four dead and 70 injured. Pierre Billotte urged calm and blamed foreign elements from Somalia while Haile Selassie discussed colony's future.
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Lorain man drowns while water skiing in Lake Erie
A Lorain man identified as Harold Katz, 44, drowned Sunday while water skiing off Beaver Park in Lake Erie near Lorain. Police reported Katz was skiing when the fatal incident occurred.
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Truman warns rising rates may trigger deflation and depression
Former President Harry S Truman, in a rare public statement from Independence Missouri, warned that surging interest rates threaten consumer hardship and could trigger deflation or a serious depression. He said the rate hikes burden borrowers while benefiting the privileged, urging action to remedy the situation. Federal Reserve Chair William McChesney Martin Jr. indicated borrowing has outpaced savings and spending the economy’s capacity.
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Humphrey Sees Kennedy Help in 1968 Drive
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey says he expects Senator Robert F. Kennedy to aid the Democratic party in the 1968 campaign while noting President Johnson remains the likely nominee. Nixon cites money, work, publicity and organization for Kennedy's poll strength and potential ticket options. Humphrey forecasts a September swing through California Oregon Washington with focus on the Midwest.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
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Richard M. Nixon
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Nixon
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Oregon
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Midwest
Fire Too Hot To Rescue Mother Of 3
Cleveland police say a neighbour saved four family members from a West Side house fire before heat and smoke forced him back. Barbara Buseman, a 20-year-old expectant mother, was found near a second floor window. W. L. Murphee led three children to safety and carried out William Buseman who broke his ankle. Fire officials did not determine the cause of the $1,000 blaze.
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Barbara Buseman
W. L. Murphee
Buseman
LBJ Plans Ohio Campaign Swing Amid Democratic Unity
President Johnson indicated he will visit Ohio after Kennedy’s New York stop as Ohio Democrats boast unity at the convention. Governor candidate Frazier Reams Jr. spoke with Johnson on his birthday while about 700 delegates heard the plan, with Kennedy set for an Oct. 8 fundraising dinner in Columbus. The platform emphasizes education civil rights highway safety and welfare among eleven planks.
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Frazier Reams Jr
Johnson
Sibly Can
Buckeye
Robert Kennedy
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Morton Neipp
Kennedy
Lorder
Bill To Send Rail Strikers Back To Work Up For Action
Ottawa AP Thousands of Canadians jammed terminals as government prepared bills to force rail service back. 118000 workers struck for about 30 percent raise, rejecting 18 percent over two years. Mediation to resume, talks focus on easing freight rate freeze and unprofitable routes.
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Lester B. Pearson
Plane Crash Kills Pilot Near Georgetown Ohio
A small plane crashed after takeoff from a private farm strip near Georgetown killing pilot Sead Lorenze, 35, of West Union. Deputies said the craft fell to the ground and exploded shortly after departure.
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West Union
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Pasteeth promises firm denture hold and breath relief
An old advertisement touts PASTEETH as an improved powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to prevent sliding or rocking without a gummy taste. It claims dentures stay firmly in place, helps denture breath, and urges regular dental care and availability at drug counters.
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