Pace Can't Last LBJ's Good Time With Capitol Hill Close
President Johnson faces a confrontational Congress as Senate leaders warn the pace of major bills cannot continue. Senate action has sped through four key measures on Appalachia, pollution, farm price support, and a global coffee deal, while House delays persist. Debates loom over a constitutional amendment on presidential viability and education aid, with Dirksen opposing the administration's approach and fashioning a less detailed alternative. Republicans critique health care and elder care funding proposals tied to payroll taxes.
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Mansfield
Senate
Appalachian
Federal Reserve Bank
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Dirksen
Reds Blamed for Rioting in Malaysia
The four hour antigovernment riot in Kuala Lumpur involved Communist elements and Indonesian incursions. Police said curfew and arrests exceeded 100 as troops and police used tear gas to disperse demonstrators marching on Socialist Front headquarters. U S Embassy said the library would reopen.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
U.S. Information Agency
Abdul Rahman
Socialist Front
U.S
Senu bin Abdul Rahman
Senu
Cuban Mill Hit By Exile Bombs
An exile group MIRR claims a dawn bombing of a sugar mill in Pinar del Rio Province Cuba. The aircraft dumped fire bombs and explosives on Bahialonda central area, marking MIRR’s ninth air assault. Orlando Bosch in Miami leads MIRR, with past raids by sea. No Cuban radio confirmation.
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Miami
Fla
Pinar del Rio Province
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Mitht
Caribbean
Bahia Londa
Orlando Bosch
MIRR
Cuba
Amos Price Named Dean's List Student at SM College
Amos Price of Monroe, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Price of 225 Pargoud Drive, has been elected student body president at Southern Methodist College Orangeburg South Carolina. He earned Dean's List honors for his academic standing while pursuing studies for the ministry and is well regarded by fellow students.
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Southern Methodist College
Orangeburg
S.C
Amos Price
Monroe
Amos
A. E. Price
Pargoud Drive
Janet MecKaskle Turns Fifteen At West Monroe High
Janet MecKaskle, daughter of Mr and Mrs C D MecKaskle, ages fifteen on Monday, is a West Monroe High School freshman. Route three, West Monroe, sends birthday wishes as she enters her teens.
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Janet MecKaskle
Route Three
West Monroe
C. D. MecKaskle
Janet
West Monroe High School
Viet Soldiers Desert Aides Report Says
A South Vietnamese home guard unit deserted four U.S. advisers and five tribesmen during a midweek Viet Cong assault near Duc Phong 85 miles northwest of Saigon. Three Americans and the tribesmen died. one American was missing.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Sto
Duc Phong
Qui Nhon
North Viet Nam
Carlton J. Holland
Junction City
Kan
Emmett J. Bryant
Greensburg
John W. Malapelli
Burlington, Ky
James H. McLean
Los Angeles
Nguyen Khanh
Students Attack U.S. Legation in Budapest Violence at Hungarian embassy
Nearly 1,000 Communist students stormed the U.S. legation in Budapest, smashing windows and ripping the seal as they shouted anti American slogans. The attack targeted Mindszenty's third floor apartment but did not reach it. The State Department called it intolerable and pledged compensation for damages. Similar assault occurred on the U.S. Embassy in Moscow last week.
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Budapest
Hungary
U.S
Legation
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Washington
State Department
Department
North
Viet Nam
Foreign Ministry
Elim O’shaughnessy
U. S
Moscow
Okello Snubs Zanzibar Anniversary in Nairobi
John Okello, once Zanzibar’s self-styled field marshal and leader of the 1964 revolt, spent the anniversary of the Sultan’s overthrow in a Nairobi hotel with a child bride and cronies, left off official celebrations. He boasts of the revolt but lacks postrevolution influence. Karume remains Tanzania’s leader in Zanzibar as Okello fades into obscurity.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Zanzibar
John Okello
Okello
Clove
Tanganyika
Tanzania
Monroe Morning World highlights and notable figures
The Monroe Morning World previews key stories across pages 1B 3A and 4B. It names J. C. Mose Loftin as the 1965 United Givers Fund Chairman, notes a piece on highway sign costs and repairs, and signals features on camellias and other topics for readers today.
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Frances Phillips
United Givers Fund
J. C
Mose) Loftin
Monroe
Area May Get Some Rainfall
The weather forecast predicts rain in the Twin Cities with little or no sunshine today. Snow is not expected in the area, while the northern Delta and southeast Arkansas may see snow. Highs around 46 to 66 and lows near 35 to 40, with northeast to east winds 5 to 15 mph.
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Twin Cities
Louisiana Delta
Arkansas
FAA
Selman
Three Outstanding Young Men of 1964 named in Louisiana
Louisiana Junior Chamber of Commerce state board banquet named Rev. William E. Clark pastor of Springhill Presbyterian Church Jules L. Davidson of Alexandria and Tom H. Matheny of Hammond as the states Outstanding Young Men of 1964. Stan Ladley of Bartlesville OK addressed the gathering.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Junior Chamber of Commerce
State Board
Insa
William E. Clark
Springhill Presbyterian Church
Jules L. Davidson
Alexandria
Tom H. Matheny
Hammond
Stan Ladley
Bartlesville
Okla
U. S
Bill Fosse
Louisiana Junior Chamber of Commercce
Hargiss
Jaynes
Monroe
Roy Mason
New Orleans
State Jaycee
Oakdale
Army Reserve
Red River
Rotary Club
Davidson
American Red Cross
Louisiana Reserve Officers Association
Kiwanis Club
Alexandria Bar Association
Catholic Columbian Association
Matheny
Texas
Mississippi
United States
Centenary College
Shreveport
United Givers Fund
Boy Scouts District
Turk Cabinet Steps Aside as Budget Fails in Ankara
ANKARA Turkey The 14 month old government of Premier Ismet Inonu resigned after the National Assembly rejected a record 1.6 billion budget by 225 to 195 He said he would quit if 226 members voted no and called the defeat a nonconfidence vote Inonu who has led three cabinets since 1961 faced Cyprus crisis pressure and a party minority government backed by independents since 1963
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Inonu
Cemal Gursel
National Assembly
Kemal Ataturk
Republican People’s Party
Cyprus
India Clashes Begin Abating Amid Violence Toll
In New Delhi and Madras state, police fired on mobs in Arni as clashes ease after days of violence that killed nearly 60. Madras reports show the city under control with armed police and army patrols, while outlying districts saw further but subdued clashes and tear gas without new deaths.
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New Delhi
India
Arni
Madras
Red Chinese troop movements raise Korea style fears
London AP report says PLA units moved into North Viet Nam with two battalions sighted. Observers note large Chinese concentrations near the North Viet Nam China border, centered at Nanning, amid broader hints of possible sustained involvement. The Times cites Mao as saying China will not fight unless attacked, while Snow notes Mao’s fatigue and claims no troops outside China.
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London
Sunday Times
North
Viet Nam
Viet Nam-China
China
Southeast Asia
Chinese People’s Liberation Army
North Viet Nam
Hong Kong
South China
Nanning
Hanoi
Gulf of Tonkin
Nanning Hanoi
Saigon
Peking
the Times
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Edgar Snow
Snow
Great Hall of the People
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Spencer
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R. L. Leach
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