Redistricting Sparks Senate Debate and New House Bill
Washington report shows a Senate clash over delaying reapportionment after a Supreme Court ruling. A bold House move by Rep. William M. Tuck would strip courts of jurisdiction in reapportionment cases, triggering party alignment and timing disputes ahead of the Democratic National Convention.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
House
William M Tuck
D-Va
Howard W. Smith
Mike Mansfield
Everett Ma= Dirksen
Justice Department
Duirksen
Smith
Tuck
State
Federal District Courts
Rules Committee
Auantie
Silence and Violence Mark Third Anniversary of Wall
West Berlin observed an hour of silence on the wall anniversary, but rioters surged the barricade and attacked a Soviet army car. Demonstrators cried the wall must go while police swung clubs to disperse rock throwers. one youth was knocked down as clashes continued.
U.S. to Boost Military Aid to Congo Amid Rebellions
The United States moves to speed delivery of up to 6.6 million dollars in military aid to Congo, mainly transportation and communications gear, already in the pipeline. Belgium offers arms and ammunition to support Premier Moise Tshombe, with Williams and others assessing urgent military and economic needs as strategy meetings continue.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Congo
Congress
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Belgium
W. Averell Harriman
Brussels
G. Mennen Williams
Third Night of Rioting Termed Less Serious
In Paterson, gasoline bombs bottles and bricks hit the Negro district for the third night amid calls that the disorder was less serious. In Elizabeth police cleared a midnight crowd as 200 to 300 youths milled the streets with a police response. 23 Patersons were arrested along with others, injuries minor. Officials blamed hoodlums for the disturbances and vowed forceful action.
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Paterson
Elizabeth
Harlem
Brooklyn
Rochester
Jersey Cry
Frank X. Graves
Graves
Elizabethport
First Street
Walter Truzack
Ban on Aid To Indonesia Put in Aid Bill
The Senate added a ban on any aid to Indonesia and allowed a cemetery repair fund in Warsaw using U S currencies. Senator Tower sponsored the Indonesian ban, backed by Dirksen, with a 62 to 28 vote. Dodd pushed the Polish cemetery amendment, opposed by Dirksen and Fulbright, passing 31 to 37.
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Senate
Indonesia
Poland
Warsaw
Congress
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Dirksen
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Sukarno
United States
Tower
Viet Nam
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Sen. J. W Fulbright
D-Ark
Dodd
Fulbright
London man banned from pubs for brandishing milk bottle
Thomas Blackwood, 2 percent, was banned from pubs for a year after admitting he brandished an offensive weapon a milk bottle in a North London pub.
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London
UPI
Thomas Blackwood
More Cyprus Troops Requested By U Thant
U Thant asked for additional soldiers to reinforce the Cyprus peace force as hostilities pause offers a breather. Greek and Turkish Cypriots remain tense with potential new contingents planned for the northwest coast and security council members discussed extending the lull.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N
U Thant
Thant
Greece
Turkey
New York
Salinger Seated Amid Narrow Senate Support
The Senate seated Pierre Salinger as successor to the late Senior Eagle with only a murmur of dissent. The action came after a Rules Committee favorable report and pending qualification determinations, leaving Salinger seated without prejudice until resolved.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Pierre Salinger
Eagle
D-Calif
Two Accidents Boost Wisconsin Toll to 641
The 1964 Wisconsin highway toll rose to 641 with the deaths of a Wines man in Racine County and a Dunn County youth. The year earlier toll stood at 514. Names and exact circumstances are garbled but report notes include a Chicago man, Joseph Golembiewski, 36, and a Riggewas in Linn County incident at an intersection of highways.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Racme
Dunn County
Joseph Golembiewski
Chicago
Renan
James Linn i
Riggewas
Linn
Menomome
Johnson signs federal pay raise bill in bid to attract talent
President Johnson signed the federal pay raise bill, saying it will help recruit and keep top civil service and federal workers. The measure covers about 17 million workers, with raises from 100 to 10,000 dollars annually, retroactive to July 1 for most, and up to 87.30 for some. Cabinet members gain the largest annual increases, while Supreme Court justices receive smaller bumps.
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Washington
Johnson
AEGME
Uae
White House
Congress
Hirh Court
Shhe
San Pedro Couple’s Family Grows with Three Daughters and a Son
In San Pedro a couple welcomed a new son joining their four existing children. The family previously had three girls and a boy, marking a notable expansion of their household.
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San Pedro Calif
Thursdes
Frans Banich Senera Meneer
San Peury Savdic
Geert
Veterans Gather To Mark D-Day in France Ceremony
Veterans from the United States France Britain and Canada gather at Draguignan France to mark the 2h overears of D-Day. Generals Lemnitzer Devers and Hewitt lead the U S delegation while French leader Charles de Gaulle plans ceremonies honoring the Rhone Valley campaign and the 45th Division’s role 20 years ago.
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France
Thassay
Cnast
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Charles de Gaulle
Rhone Valley
Bohlen Devers, Hewitt
Amercan
de Gaulle
Red Chinese Win Fight To Bar Russians
The Soviet Union signaled that China may have blocked Russian access to an Afro Asian conference. A Kremlin note blamed Red China for “unscrupulous” efforts to exclude Moscow, warning that opponents use distortions of the union and racist accusations to sow division.
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UPI
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Africa
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Tran
Som Unis
Lowet Union
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