House Housing Proposal Seen Stronger Now
The House compromise housing provision authored by Rep. Charles Mathias Jr. is described as far stronger than initially believed. Debates in the Judiciary Committee and comments from Republicans, including McCulloch and Cahill, show sharp splits over exemptions for homeowners and real estate agents. The measure, part of the rights bill, faces a critical vote July 25 in the House and a Senate critique in constitutional rights subcommittee.
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House
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Judiciary Committee
Mathias
William M. McCulloch
Rohio
McCulloch
Richard H. Poff
R-Va
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
William T. Cahill
R.J
Arch A. Moore Jr
Rw.va
Senate
Alan L. Emlen
Philadelphia
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Emien
Group Here May Seek Disaster Aid
Frederick County Drought Disaster Committee may ask Gov. J Millard Tawes to declare part or all of the county a disaster area. Chairman Harold Free said the committee may meet next week to take action after rains were spotty and Lewistown north area was very dry. The Associated Press said Tawes asked the federal government to designate Allegany Garrett and Washington counties as disaster areas to allow farmers to harvest hay and graze on acres diverted under federal conservation programs. Tawes cited extremely low yields in pastures and hay due to extended drought and grazing pressure, with water reserves receding. The governor acted in response to a request from the Maryland State USDA Disaster Committee led by James M. Voss.
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Frederick County
J. Millard Tawes
Harold Free
Lewistown
Associated Press
Tawes
Allegany
Garrett
Washington Counties
Agriculture Department
Maryland
Secretary of Agriculture
Usda Disaster Committee
James M. Voss
College Park
Police Artist Sketches Face Of Nurses' Slayer
An artist sketch of the killer who slain eight student nurses drew fresh leads and confidence from detectives. Survivor Corazon Amarao, 23, identified details after a two hour interview, while autopsy showed no drugs or sexual assault. Police pursued 50 suspects and logged 19 tips from across the country as activity surged.
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Chicago
Michael Spiotto
Twico
Spiotto
Corazon Amarao
Miss Amarao
Andrew J. Toman
Miss Amurao
U S Aircraft Continue Strikes In North Viet Nam
U S aircraft kept pressure on North Viet Nam with a record 121 missions aimed at oil depots and missile sites near Ha Noi. Navy planes faced Viet Cong antiaircraft and one A4 Skyhawk was shot down, pilot missing after heavy flak hindered rescue efforts.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Ha Noi
Ranger
Hanoi
U. S
Viet Nam
Key Found Wachter Takes Oath in Maryland Senate
Mehii F. Wachter, an 11 year Frederick plumbing contractor, was sworn in as Maryland state senator by Senate President William S. James after a delayed oath due to a missing key to the Senate safe. He succeeds John A. Derr and serves five and a half months of the term. Wachter resigned as county GOP committee chairman and received his commission from Gov. Tawes. Accompanied by Joseph W. Urban and George H. List, the ceremony occurred in Annapolis with some delay.
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Mehii F. Wachter
Maryland Senate
Annapolis
Frederick
Senate
William S. James
John A. Derr
Wachter
Republican State Central Committee
Tawes
James
State House
Sen. Wachter
Joseph W. Urban
Associated Master Plumbers and Heating Assn
Maryland
George H. List
Plumbing Supply Co. Inc
Baltimore
POW Executions Threat Stirred U S Debate In Senate
Senator Aiken warned Hanoi could trigger total U S destruction of North Vietnam if American airmen are executed. He joined 18 Democratic doves in saying such trials would provoke severe reprisals and ruin peace hopes. Kennedy brothers denounced barbarism and urged restraint amid war tensions.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Hanoi
U.S
North Viet Nam
Aiken
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphreys
Fort Worth
Tex
Humphrey
Texas Christian University
Moscow
Johnson
Viet Nam
Mansfield
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Edward Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Saigon
Red Cross
United States
Church
Democratic Party
Guardsmen Quell Riots In Chicago West Side
Flying National Guardsmen and police restored relative peace in a 140 square block West Side area after days of racial violence. Guardsmen with rifles and bayonets patrolled with 3,000 called up by Gev Otto Kerner at Mayor Daley’s request. By midnight streets were deserted amid fears, with two deaths and dozens injured earlier.
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Chicago
West Side
Gev Otto Kerner
Richard J. Daley
Los Angeles
Francis P. Kane
Miss Universe Final Tonight Reveals Global Beauties
AP reports at Miami Beach on the Miss Universe contestants. Average measurements are 5 ft 4 in tall, 121 pounds, with busts around 34 inches and waists near 22 inches. Participants include Miss Holland and Miss Okinawa close to the mean, with others from Sweden Denmark Finland and more.
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Miami Beach
Fin
Holland
Okinawa
Margo Domen
den Haas
Yoneko Kivan
Koza
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Ceylon
Lorraine Roosmale
Norway
Siri Gro Nilsen
Lynn Carol de Jager
South Africa
Malaysia
Helen Lee Siew Liew
Cuba
Lesbia Murrieta
Aruba
Ireland
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Panama
Philippines
Scotland
U.S A
Ecuador
Morocco
Puerto Rico
Venezuela
High Court Judge William O. Douglas Marries Again in Private
U S Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, 67, wed Cathleen Curran Heffernan, 23, a Portland native and sociology major, in a private Encin o ceremony. The marriage follows his three prior wives and a license obtained in Santa Monica. Douglas plans a Pacific Northwest honeymoon near Yakima, Washington.
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Los Angeles
U.S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Portland
Ore
Cathleen Curran Heffernan
Encino
Pacific Northwest
Douglas
Goose Prairie
Yakima
Wash
Joan C. Martin
Montana
Miss Heffernan
Edward Silver
Silver
Miss Martin
Roger W. Nicholson
Great Falls
Mont
Martin
Buffalo
N.Y
Santa Monica Superior Court
Superior Court
Edward R. Brand
Brand
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