House Debates Reserves Call Up Authority in Defense Bill
Washington AP The House opens a fight over adding in a defense appropriation bill a provision from the Senate to authorize the President to call up Bee Reserves for active duty without an emergency declaration The President has not requested such power and the Senate deadline provision would allow individual Reservists to be called up for up to 24 months The plan faces strong opposition from National Guard and Reserve leaders who warn it would wreck the forces and complicate existing mobilization rules A conference committee resolved the differences and agreed to let the Senate reserve measure go to a vote in the House.
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House
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Senate
National Guard
House Armed Services Committee
Senate House
Landlord Reacts as Tenant Falls Behind Rent in Milan
Subtle Milan landlord Pasquale Ciriello literally raised the roof when Antonio Adetta, his tenant, fell behind in the rent. Adetta took the hint and has asked the city for help in finding a new home.
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Milan
Italy
Pasquale Ciriello
Antonio Adetta
Adetta
Illinois Guard Called For Cicero March
The Illinois National Guard will protect Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and civil rights followers during a March in Cicero on the western edge of Chicago. Governor Otto Kerner announced the decision after Cicero officials and Sheriff Richard Ogilvie said state and local police could not contain anti Negro hostility. Col. 2 continues.
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Illinois National Guard
Martin Luther King Jr
Cicero
Chicapos
Otto Kerner
Richard Ogilvie
Cook County
Kerner
Col
Cleanups Started In Flood Areas Around Dell City and Carlsbad
Massive flood cleanups began in Dell City Texas and Carlsbad New Mexico as skies cleared. Roads reopened and telephone service partly restored after two days of isolation. The death toll stood at four in New Mexico with two drownings and two fatal accidents. Damage to Dell City homes was estimated at at least two million dollars and 250 evacuees returned home. Crop losses were expected to be heavy with 1 to 35 percent damaged across crops in the affected area.
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Associated Press
Dell City
Tex
Carlsbad
N.M
Deli City
New Mexico
Texas Highway Patrol
Jerry Miller
Johnson predicts Democratic victory in Congress
President Johnson said Democrats will hold strength in Congress this November while Senator Dirksen warned of Republican gains. Dirksen cited nationwide discontent from war, inflation, cost of living, gold issues, and street protests as factors. He avoided a numbers game but anticipated substantial GOP gains in Senate and House races.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Tuarksen
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Ing. Johnson
White House
House
Reis Dirksen
Republcans
Explosives Stolen At Fort Sheridan
At Fort Sheridan Illinois eight blocks of TNT and a hand grenade were stolen from a storage bunker after a forced door entry. A spokesman said a routine check disclosed the break in and inventory confirmed the items missing.
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Hurricane Faith Bores West Toward Leeward Islands
Hurricane Faith maintains a westward course toward the Leeward Islands threatening the Caribbean chain. Forecasters warn winds will rise to dangerous levels and high seas threaten shorelines as evacuation of coastal areas is urged. The storm center was located about 250 miles east of Guadeloupe and 575 miles east-southeast of San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Menasha Girl Killed by Car
Ten year old Terri Schmalz was struck by a car on Highway 10 near Midway Road Town of Menasha and died instantly. She was southbound on a bike without lights when she apparently swerved into the car driven by Dennis C. Huhn of Kimberly. The coroner cited a skull fracture internal injuries and a broken left leg. The death marks Winnebago County's 21st traffic fatality of the year, while Wisconsin’s highway toll totals 664. Funeral arrangements are set at Laemmrich Funeral Home and St Mary Church in Menasha.
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Midway Road
Menasha
Winnebago County
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Rt. 2
Dennis C. Huhn
Third St
Kimberly
Art C. Miller
Hahn
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Nebago County
Wisconsin
Appleton
Terri
St. Mary School
Saturn 1 rockets toward moon trip amid space race
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP America's Saturn 1 rocket lifts unmanned Apollo moonship in a test aimed at a three man earth orbit in December. If successful, three astronauts could fly 14 days in December, paving the path to a manned moon landing in 1968. The Soviet Union launched Luna 11, a nearly two ton unmanned lunar lab, while Lunar Orbiter continues to photograph potential landing sites. Apollo pilots named are Grissom White and Chaffee.
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Soviet Union
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Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White II
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Roger B. Chaffee
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Council Debates Amendment to Garbage Ordinance
The council debated an amendment to the garbage ordinance for over an hour and voted to lay over the issue until the September 7 meeting. It approved water and sewer facilities for Boyd School and set proceedings for annexing the elementary school at the next meeting. Resolutions were adopted relating to sanitary sewer water and laterals north of Murdock Avenue and east of Bowen Street and in the Westhaven site at Led-Acre.
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Murdock Avenue
Bowen Street
Westhaven
U S Pilots Fly Record 146 Missions
U S warplanes staged the heaviest raids of the war on North Viet Nam with a record 146 missions. Marines fought North Vietnamese regulars in northern South Viet Nam as 300,000 U S servicemen were in the region with buildup to 350,000 to 400,000. Premier Ky opened election campaigning urging turnout for Sept 11 amid terrorism worries.
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South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Five Arrested Picketing Home of Judge Cannon
Milwaukee area protests target Circuit Judge Robert C. Cannon over Eagles Club membership rules. Five Youth Council members arrested after clashes with police near the judge’s home in Wauwatosa. Ku Klux Klan counter demonstrators present as crowds block access. Cannon defends fight for Negro rights and refusal to resign from the club.
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Wauwatosa
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Kafhie
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