Dirksen tests GOP view on Goldberg for chief justice
Senate leaders report Chief Justice prospects for Arthur J. Goldberg. Dirksen discussed a possible Goldberg nomination with Republicans ahead of a late session or January reconvening. Democratic senators questioned timing and sources, while Mansfield denied a formal plan though he would back confirmation if nominated.
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Nixon and Scranton discuss Middle East and housing
Nixon and Envoy Scranton talk about Middle East issues and housing. Nixon plans a defense briefing with Sen. Henry M. Jackson and emphasizes private groups aiding the underprivileged, while coordinating Urban Coalition efforts. Eight hours of cabinet prep, meetings with Johnson aides, and a White House visit follow.
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Nixon Bids Rejected by 3 Negroes
Washington report says Nixon forces reached three prominent African Americans for cabinet level posts but none accepted. Samuel R. Pierce Jr. reportedly rejected Civil Service chair offer. Elsa Poston also turned down the proposal. Edward W. Brooke declined housing and urban development and suggested George Romney for the job.
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Paap, Prominent L. B. Lawyer, Dies at 62
John A. Paap a prominent Long Beach attorney since 1933 and leading civic figure died at his home 233 Roycraft Ave aged 62 The Australian born lawyer chaired the 2030 Club and led the Junior Chamber of Commerce Council of Service Clubs and recreation groups in Long Beach
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Two Sentenced for Street Killing in Chicago
Two men, Thomas Holliday and Steve McCorry, both of Chicago, were sentenced to 75 to 100 years in prison by Cook County Criminal Court Judge Harry Stark for a June 8 street killing described as wanton and senseless. Sharon Lee testified that three youths beat her husband Thomas with chains and pipes, then sent for a gun and shot him twice in the chest after the assault on Chicago's South Side.
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Service Cross Added to Medal of Honor
Washington reports the Distinguished Service Cross was posthumously awarded to Maj. Gen. Keith L. Ware for his service and sacrifice after dying in a helicopter crash in Vietnam last September. The award was presented to Ware's widow by Army vice chief of staff Gen. Bruce Palmer Jr.
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