Senate Would Seek Senate Voice In Vietnam War Involvement
Senate plans a nonbinding resolution to require prior Senate consultation before sending U S troops into foreign conflicts like Vietnam The measure spearheaded by Fulbright would affirm Senate roles without diminishing presidential powers Mansfield argues it strengthens foreign policy partnership Dirksen cautions it could be seen as challenging Nixon's prerogatives The resolution enjoys backing from Russell while McGee opposes in committee
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Forman Returns to Riverside Church Over $500 Million Demand
Black militants disrupted services in Los Angeles New Orleans and Paris demanding 500 million dollars for racial injustice as James Forman fronts a second Riverside Church confrontation. Police stood by 2500 worshipers attended while 100 officers enforced a court injunction.
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Ohio Medical Association Opens Annual Meeting in Columbus
More than 4 000 physicians and health professionals attend the Ohio State Medical Association gathering in Columbus. Registrations of county medical societies occupy the day while the House of Delegates prepares to receive resolutions. Dr. Robert N. Smith of Toledo is to become president. Dr. Richard L. Fulton is unopposed for president elect.
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Unions Back Striking Charleston Hospital Workers
Walter Reuther and AFL CIO ally pledge nationwide support to 400 black strike workers at Charleston Medical College and County Hospitals. The march by Reverend Abernathy drew leaders and police with a 12 day curfew in effect as guards stand by.
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Red Sox F Tony Conigliaro Dates Mamie Van Doren
Boston outfielder Tony Conigliaro says he and actress Mamie Van Doren have dated in Los Angeles and New York. He calls them good friends and says she is fun to be with. Van Doren, 36, has marriage links and a prior romance with Bo Belinsky.
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