House Passes Compromise Bill On Draft
UNITED NATIONS UPI Arthur J. Goldberg urged the General Assembly to back Johnson five point peace plan as the basis for Middle East settlement. In Washington AP Congress sent draft bill to the president with universal student deferments and 19 year old priority induction.
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New York
Manhunt Begins In Kidnap Slayings
FBI and sheriff crews scoured northern San Diego and southern Riverside counties for suspects in the murder of Theodore Newton and George Azrak. The pair, both federal officers, were found slain in a cabin eight miles northeast of Oak Grove. a cartridge gun and handcuffs tied them to a stove.
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George F. Azrak
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Border Patrol
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Concord
N.C
Fallbrook
Calif
Azrak
Calif. State University
FBI
Los Angeles
Arizona
Blythe
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Twin Cities Chit Chat Birthday Dinner for Mr Ted Woolsey
A birthday dinner party in the Angus Room Calhoun honored Mr Ted Woolsey at 322 Malvern Street. Attendees included his wife Ethel, mother in law Hattie Duncan, granddaughter Wanda Murphy, daughter Judy Murphy, and the hostess. The note also mentions Monroe Civic Center tours and director Bill Lillyman relocating offices, signaling busy times.
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Woolsey
Ethel Woolsey
Hattie Duncan
Wanda Murphy
Judy Murphy
Mr. Woolsey
Monroe Civic Center
Tommy Regan
Bill Lillyman
City Hall
Civic Center
Three Arrested By FBI In New England Mafia Case
The FBI arrested Raymond L. S. Patriarca 52 Providence Rhode Island Henry Tameleo 65 Cranston Rhode Island and Ronald Cassesso 35 Somerville Massachusetts. They face charges from a Boston grand jury of conspiring to use interstate facilities to kill William Marfeo of Providence. Marfeo was murdered in 1966.
River Stage Report Shows Decline at Monroe and Camden
River stage readings indicate Monroe fell to 40 with 1.7 drop and Camden stayed at 26 with no change. Flood presents minimal risk as gauges show falling levels and no new alerts issued.
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Camden
Early Senate Vote On Dodd Held Unlikely
Senate debate on censuring Sen. Thomas J. Dodd stalls over whether two ethics charges should be voted first. Sen. Russell B. Long pushes for a vote on double-billing travel expenses before the censure charge, while Senate leaders seek a stalled impasse resolution. The ethics committee insists the travel- funds case be voted on first.
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Dodd
Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Mike Mansfield
Russell B. Long
Connecticut
Senate Ethics Committee
Long
D-La
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
John Stennis
D-Miss
Ethics Committee
Welfare decision may nullify laws
A UPI report states a 2-1 federal court ruling in Hartford voids Connecticut 12 month residence rules for welfare applicants. If upheld, similar restrictions in about 40 states could be struck down. Vivian Thompson, 19, moved from Boston to Hartford with two children to seek aid, but was denied.
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UPI
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U.S. District Court
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Vivian Marie Thompson
Boston
Hartford
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T. Emmet Clark
Solons Asked To Draw Up Strikes Bill
President Johnson urged Congress to draft emergency strike legislation after failing to produce a workable bill. Senate leader Mansfield said the Senate would not rush to compromise, with House and Senate at an impasse over railroad labor disputes and a proposed five member board plan. Six unions had threatened a strike but postponed.
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Johnson
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Senate
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Montana
White House
Labor Committee of Bothes
House
Mansfield
Louisiana Oil Production Boost Approved for July
Louisiana Conservation Commissioner J. M. Menefee announced a July production surge due to Middle East crisis needs. Allowables rise to 2,024,317 barrels per day, up 206,269, with revenues expected to rise for the state. An executive order expands the depth bracket to 38 percent and raises the intermediate zone allowable to 130 percent.
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Baton Rouge
J. M. Menefee
Louisiana
Middle East
Menefee
John McKeithen
Monroe Area Weather Outlook Keeps Heat On
Forecast for Monroe and surrounding area calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures today tonight and Wednesday with afternoon thunder showers possible. Highs near 90 to 96 and lows 70 to 76. FAA recorded a high of 97 at Selman Field Monroe and a low of 74 this morning. Winds variable 5 to 12 mph.
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Chuckle Charity Theme Prompted by Home Deduction Joke
A lighthearted quip notes the Chuckle Charity would start at home if it were tax deductible. The pun implies humor about charitable giving and tax policy.
Peking May Have Missile H-Bomb
Tokyo AP reports Japanese scientists and defense experts speculate Red China may have detonated its first hydrogen bomb from an altitude of 18 to 31 miles, suggesting a missile delivery. Findings cite Nagoya University research and Telecommunications Ministry posts indicating radio disturbances and unusual atmospheric readings on the test day.
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Research Institute of Atmospherics
Nagoya University
Japan
Telecommunications Ministry
Tetsuo Kamata
Nagoya
Government Meteorological Agency
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya Island
Arctic
Communist
Sinkiang
Rusk and Gromyko Meet Quietly at UN
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko held an unannounced morning meeting near the General Assembly Hall during the General Assembly session on the Middle East. Reports linked the talks to a possible Johnson Kosygin summit but neither commented.
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Security Council
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Noureddin Atassi
Syria
Thant
U.N
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Rusk
Gromyko
General Assembly Hall
Soviet Leader to Visit Cairo for Nasser Talks
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny will arrive in Cairo for talks with UAR President Gamal Abdel Nasser on the Middle East situation. Nasser has maintained close contact with the Soviet ambassador during the six day Arab Israeli war. Kosygin addressed the UN in support of the Arabs.
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UPI
Nikolai Podgorny
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Podgorny
Middle East
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
General Assembly
Flag Desecration Bill Moves Toward President Johnson
Congress edges toward enacting a federal crime for flag desecration with bipartisan support in the House and Senate. The bill, carrying up to a $1000 fine and one year in prison, aims to protect flag representations including paintings and postage stamps, while critics call it unconstitutional and a curb on dissent.
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Senate
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D-Conn
New York
Central Park
Iowa Jima
House Judiciary Committee
Edward G. Biester Jr
R-Pa
John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Don Edwards
Dcalif
U.S
Vietnam
Gov McKeithen Eyes Civil Service Pay Raise Signing
Gov John McKeithen told state agency heads he hopes to sign a 16 million civil service pay raise soon without giving a date. He criticized the district attorneys for a 4500 salary boost blocked by his veto, saying he must approve the civil service plan first.
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Baton Rouge
John MccKeithen
McKeithen
State Personnel Council
Civil Service
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