22 Nov 1966
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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1966
Page
1
General Francisco Franco announced proposed organic laws to create a premier and chief of state while broadening Cortes representation with 100 directly elected members. He said reforms would allow a referendum and preserve a monarchy by outlining a royal lineage based succession.
Negotiations were suspended in Youngstown and broke down in Hubbard as strikes affected more than 40,000 students. The Youngstown Federation of Teachers and Board of Education recessed with no progress. pickets were seen this morning. Main issues include collective bargaining and wages.
Kathryn O Hay Granahan who signs the nations paper money has stepped down as treasurer of the United States. The Treasury Department released her Oct 13 resignation letter and Henry H Fowler's reply dated the following Wednesday with no immediate White House comment.
Arlington National Cemetery draws millions to John F Kennedy and his children graves amid new memorial site plans. The current grave area remains amid a forthcoming granite memorial, with an eternal flame and inscriptions from Kennedy's inaugural address.
American infantrymen and North Vietnamese regulars tangled in two small battles in central highlands north of the battlefield. U S air cavalry units suffered heavyMonday casualties near Plei Djering as B 52 bombers provided support in the area.
The Polk County Sheriff's office reported no solid clues as the search for 14 year old Connie Weeks continued into its eighth day. Weeks vanished a week earlier while waiting in her father's station wagon outside an employment office in Bartow Florida.
In Vietnam the U S armed forces will dine on a festive Thanksgiving menu featuring shrimp cocktail roast turkey with giblet gravy stuffing cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie. Defense official Paul Ignatius notes over 88 percent of meals are hot with fresh items and seven pounds of food per man per day are provided.
President Johnson enters a strictly routine day at his Texas ranch on the third anniversary of his presidency. Press secretary Moyers says Johnson is feeling good with some throat and abdomen soreness after recent throat polyp removal and hernia repair with no official visitors expected. He arrived at the ranch after being discharged from Bethesda Naval Hospital on Saturday.
UAW contract provisions create a supplemental unemployment benefit fund offering at least 62 percent of wages for up to 26 weeks, with extended benefits for dependents. If GM cuts 8.1 percent in December and January, many jobs may be affected. SUB funds exceed $332 million to support laid off workers amid industry slowdown.
A small school bus carrying nine children overturned after a collision near P.S. 55 on Staten Island. All occupants were strapped in, with none seriously hurt. driver Bartholomew Martuccio and a helper plus the children were taken to Richmond Memorial Hospital for examination.
On the third anniversary of the Dallas assassination, figures like Senator Russell Long and Arthur Schlesinger call for more investigation into Kennedy’s death while Senator Richard Russell and Malcolm Kilduff support the lone gunman theory. Marguerite Oswald renews claims of a frame, and Life magazine urges a fresh probe.
In Vietnam a F100F Super Sabre assault targets a VC base camp along a canal near the delta. Maj. Swart Nelson of Phoenix leads the strike after briefing with fellow pilots at Bien Hoa air base. The operation follows coordination with a forward air controller and spotter marking the target.
Mayor Ernst Zwink said Oberammergau will have its century old Passion Play script examined at Ettal Monastery by Roman Catholic authorities after the American Jewish Congress urged a boycott over alleged anti Semitic overtones. Cardinal Doepfner approved the plan amid debate on whether to adopt monastery recommendations before the 1970 performance. The seven hour play, first written in 1860 by Rev J A Daisenberger, draws on a pledge tied to a historic plague.
Washington AP reports Senator Robert F. Kennedy remains in a contested political position after the Dallas tragedy. He supports Johnson for 1968, rules out the vice presidency, and plans a 1970 Senate run, with a possible 1972 bid if Johnson does not seek reelection.
The Pentagon announced that the last major U.S. Army headquarters in France will relocate to German facilities as soon as possible. COMZ Europe moves from Orleans to Worms, with the Army Supply and Maintenance Agency shifting to Zweibrucken. both units to be operational by March 31.
London reports Britain's Labour government extends the wage and price standstill for six more months amid austerity. A White Paper outlines a period of severe restraint starting January with limited exemptions for low paid and productive workers. Wages and profits face ongoing government scrutiny and potential halts by law.
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