Queen Elizabeth and Mireille Mathieu charm London crowd
Queen Elizabeth praised Mireille Mathieu after a standout London Palladium appearance. The French singer, age twenty, wowed attendees with a saucer-shaped dress and expressive performance. Mireille recalled the moment fondly and spoke with the Queen in French. The event followed her first British TV debut in April and prompted talk of a repeat appearance.
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Postmaster Dean Quill Reaches 70 as Johnson Extends Term
Dean Quill of San Antonio post office turns 70 on October 29 as President Johnson extends his term by three years. Quill helped arrange Johnsons 1934 wedding in St Marks Episcopal Church, and becomes first postal service official to receive a merit raise from 17705 to 18200 yearly. He has served as postmaster since 1934 and praises the presidents actions.
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Presidential Press Gag Denial and Vietnam Leader’s Award Bid
President Johnson’s press secretary rebuts claims of a White House snow job in news conferences noting regular briefings and TV access. Meanwhile Ho Chi Minh asks the Soviet Union to delay Lenin Order as US forces fight in Vietnam, saying he will accept only after the United States is driven off.
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Assembly Passes Reapportion Bill in California
In Sacramento the Assembly approved its version of congressional reapportionment with a 42 to 25 vote as Democrats backed the plan to preserve incumbent seats. Republicans and some Democrats criticized the Supreme Court for forcing remapping and urged caution while the Senate weighs Mills and Son testimony on the bipartis an status quo bill.
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Newport Beach
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Two Dead in Berserk Gun Spree
In St Louis during the 3 pm rush, Harold McNeeley 52 killed Jesse Davis 42 near Luther hospital then shot another woman and engaged in a 32 caliber spree ending when he shot himself during a car chase after a hostage incident. Police said a Pinkerton guard Harry Richardson 57 was held briefly and escaped unharmed.
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Hayes Proposes Smog Checks for New Cars in California
Sacramento Republican Assemblyman James Ak Hayes of Long Reach introduced a resolution urging the State Air Resources Board to mandate smog inspections on all new cars sold in California. The bill cites medical evidence presented to the Transportation and Commerce Committee alleging air pollution shortens lifespans.
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Man claiming he's son of prince dies in fall
In Atlanta a 26 year old Deepak Jesudian who said he was the son of an Indian prince leaped from the balcony of a Hyatt Regency hotel suite. Police call the death an apparent suicide amid questions over his unpaid hotel bill and his claimed royal lineage. A yet unnamed woman in the room was taken into custody for questioning.
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Steelworkers weigh giving up strike right in 1968 pact
In Pittsburgh the United Steelworkers Union contemplates surrendering its strike right in the 1968 contract talks with major steel producers. J. W. Abel, union president, champions the plan amid fears of government intervention in labor disputes. R. Conrad Cooper of Fleet Industries outlined an experimental negotiating framework to prevent strikes, pending quick union approval and a member poll.
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Chrysler Tieup Ended at Sterling Plant
DETROIT UPI The United Auto Workers ended a one week walkout at Chrysler Corp Sterling plant enabling near full production. About 3400 workers reported to work with no pickets seen as the plant supplies parts for other Chrysler plants nationwide. The company wide contract was reached four hours before a strike deadline and must be ratified by union members. Local issues were settled at the Jefferson assembly plant in Detroit where 6100 workers returned.
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