Twelve States Ratify New 25th Amendment, New Pressure Builds
AP reports that twelve states have ratified the proposed 25th Amendment to the U S Constitution. It would establish procedures for presidential disability and succession, allowing the vice president to assume duties during vacancies or illness. The Delaware Legislature arouses debate as states approach the 38 needed for ratification.
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Edmond LE Breton Siies
Washington
Congress
New Jersey
American Bar Association
Delaware
U.S
Survey Shows GOP More Actively Pursue Cultural Activities
A UPI report notes Mc Call's Magazine survey finds Republicans more engaged in cultural pursuits than Democrats in Congress. It questions completeness and notes the survey covered only 100 lawmakers, focusing on book movie television and music interests while ignoring reading of the Congressional Record. The piece also covers ratification timing for a constitutional amendment and lists states that have acted or proposed sessions through 1966.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional Record
U.S. House
Senate
Alaska
Colorado
Delaware
Georgia
Hawaii
Kansas
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Minnesota
New York
Nevada
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Connecticut
Maine
North Carolina
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Indiana
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nebraska
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Chopper Pilot Requests Clothing for Viet Nam Orphans
In Weslaco AP report Captain Dale Waddell urges friends to send clothing for Viet Nam orphans rather than gifts for him. Veterans groups in the Lower Rio Grande Valley launch a drive to replace personal gifts with donated clothes for children in Soc Trang Delta. Waddell, an 11 year veteran, serves in Vietnam. his wife and two children live at Fort Bragg. His mother resides in Weslaco.
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Weslaco
Dale
Wisitot Aeicopter Et Nam
Rio Grande Valley
Viet Nam
Waddell
Soc Trang
Delta
South Viet Nam
Ft. Bragg
N.M
E. B. Waddell
Italian film output climbs in 1965 first 11 months
The Italian Movie Producers Association reports 221 films completed in the first 11 months of 1965, 21 more than the same period in 1964. Of these, 77 were financed entirely by foreign capital and 64 were funded in part.
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Rome
Italian Movie Producers Association
Peace Talks on Viet Nam Aimed, Yet Confusing
James Marlow reports from Washington that Viet Nam peace talks remain muddled. Secretary of State Rusk says talks without preconditions are acceptable in principle but hints North Viet Nam will not concede South Viet Nam’s independence. North Viet Nam demands U S troops and bases leave South Viet Nam before any settlement.
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James Marlow
Washington
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Hanoi
North
South Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
Rusk
Moscow
Britain
Michael Stewart
Soviet Union
Texas
Southeast Asia
United
U Nam
United Nations
Red China
State Department
Christmas Home For Drafted Soldier Follows Mother's Plea
Robert Schnabel, 19, a pressman helper draftee, will stay home for Christmas after his mother Norma Riedel protested to President Johnson and the Army. Pentagon officials said inductees will not be called between December 23 and 26, allowing Schnabel to report after Christmas.
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UPI
Robert Schnabel
U.S. Army
Schnabel
Bob
Norma Riedel
Riedel
Army
Johnson
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