McCormack Faces Udall Challenge for House Speaker
Backers claim more than enough votes to keep John W. McCormack as speaker amid a liberal moderate push led by Mor ris Udall. The race shapes control dynamics in the House and signals shifts within the Democratic leadership as caucuses convene.
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Two Middletown youths injured in roadside crash
Two 18 year olds were hurt when their car left Road just south of etown Eaton Road and struck a telephone pole. Gary L. Osborne of Middletown Eaton Road and David L. Bowling of Streebee Road were treated at Middletown Hospital and released with facial lacerations and contusions. Police could not determine which youth was driving.
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Streebee Road
U.S. Combat Deaths Drop To Low Total
U S combat deaths in Vietnam fell last week to 113 the lowest in 10 weeks while South Vietnamese government forces faced their highest weekly toll in 13 weeks. The report counted 2135 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed with 1021 Americans wounded 429 hospitalized and 279 South Vietnamese military deaths.
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Automats fade as Philadelphia’s famous Automat closes
America’s first Automat, iconic for nickel coffee and fast meals, ends after 66 years. Horn and Hardart opened the coin operated chain in 1902 and by last weekend the Philadelphia site closed as nostalgic relics give way to modern automated meals, with only two Automats left in the city.
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New Congress Deliberates Tax Free Charities and Heir Exempts
Washington reports that the new Congress will study the tax free status of charitable institutions and heirs capital gains exemptions as part of broad tax reform. The oil depletion allowance remains out of review. Johnson proposes Treasury reforms but defers judgment as Mills signals limited early action.
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Watchdog Stolen With Phone and Decorations
Albuquerque police report Smith W. Howard said thieves stole his watchdog along with a telephone and pieces of outdoor Christmas decorations. The incident occurred Wednesday and is under investigation by local authorities.
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