Fortas Filibuster Gains Ground Ahead of Debate
AP reports a Senate tally showing 35 anti Fortas votes, enough to block debate on his nomination for chief justice. Mansfield moved to set Fortas up for a fast debate, while Thurmond warned of extended talks and a potential ongoing filibuster as cloture looms.
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Washington
Senate
Abe Fortas
Associated Press
Mike Mansfield
Fortas
Michigan
Robert Griffin
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
Mansfield
House to Work Few Days a Week as Recesses Begin
Washington AP reports lawmakers expect a light schedule with limited floor work. House members plan short sessions and several conference days while the Senate handles Fortas nomination, an appro priation bill, and a couple of major measures.
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Washington
House
Congress
Oreen
Senate
Abe Fortas
Time Bill Called Up Debates Slim Amid Nixon Wallace Bid
The Commerce Committee moved the equal time bill today amid slim hopes of Congressional action before television debates. Nixon may not participate if Wallace remains in the race, and floor passage remains in doubt as House members struggle to convene. The measure would suspend equal time for the 1968 campaign, allowing debates if negotiations succeed.
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Etican
Commerce Committee
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
House
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
House Commerce Committee
Two Ohio Soldiers Die In Vietnam Action
Army Specialist Raymond Lanter of Cincinnati and Private First Class Thomas Mitchell of Louisville, Ohio, were reported killed in action in Vietnam by the Defense Department on Tuesday.
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Washington
Army
Raymond Lanter
Cincinnatic
Thomas Mitchel
Louisville
Ohio
Vietnam
Defense Department
Special Services This Week at Heer Rey and Luther Turner
A church notice invites special services all week with tonight at 7 30 p m led by Heer Rey and Luther Turner. The announcement urges repentance and awareness of sin and urges worshippers to confront wandering desires through prayer and discipline.
Priests Seek Mediation in Birth Control Conflict
The Rev Patrick O Malley of Chicago head of the National Federation of Priests Councils urged mediation at a Washington news conference over the dispute between priests and Cardinal Patrick O Boyle regarding the Pope's encyclical on birth control. Cardinal O Boyle rejected mediation saying doctrine is not negotiable.
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Patrick O'Malley
Chicago
National Federation of Priests’ Councils
Washington
Patrick Cardinal O’boyle
Cardinal O’boyle
UM Opinion Study To Survey U S Citizens
The University of Michigan Survey Research Center will conduct a nationwide study on attitudes opinions and voting preferences over the next weeks. Local interviewers Estella Schaefer and Catharine Brune will contact about 1600 residents in 76 areas. Results will be analyzed and published statistically with no individual identification.
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University of Michigan
U.S
Estella Schaefer
Trenton
Catharine Brune
Hamilton
United States
Wrong Door Break-In Prompts Police Payment in Chicago
The Chicago Police Department will compensate 62 year old Alice Bielinski after three officers forced open the wrong back door during a gambling raid on an apartment near her home. Bielinski was away shopping when the incident occurred last week.
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Chicago
Alice Bielinski
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