Reds Plan Protest Of Humphrey Visit
Tokyo AP report says Japanese Communist Party plans a mass protest of Vice President Hubert Humphrey’s arrival and two hour talk at the U S Embassy. Organizers expect about 10 000 marchers while police rule out demonstrations at the airport. Humphrey then travels to Manila and meets leaders in Seoul and Formosa before returning to Washington.
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H. Humphrey/trong
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Japan
Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Emperor Hirohito
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Eisaku Sato
United States
Ferdinand &. Marcos
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Seoul
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Formosa
Washington
Texas finance board adopts new rate rules for savings groups
The Texas Finance Commission moved to liberalize dividend policies for state chartered savings and loan associations. The rules, intending to boost competitiveness with banks, set up time accounts for up to 1000 dollars, allow full monthly dividends on 20th deposits, and align with federal changes. The federal board must approve one rule on interest on large accounts, and the new state rules take effect January 1.
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Austin
Texas Finance Commission
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Reserve Board
Signs Indicate Big Building Boom in L A
City report shows rising construction activity and service applications in San Antonio with November figures led by subdivision plats and underground electric distribution requests. CPSB notes 90 percent Braunig plant completion and river walk improvements pace, while revenues near last year.
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City Public ‘Service Board
San Anntonio
O. W. Sommers
Board of Trustees
CPSB
Rate Design and Economic Research Division
Sommers
San Antonio
Conit
la Villita
Braunig
Cuu Yyslaluif
New Orleans Drive-In Market Manager Kills Robber
The store manager, Joseph L. Devisco, 39, shot and killed a Texas man during a holdup at a New Orleans market. The victim was tentatively identified as Johnny Mack Brown of Houston. Brown entered seeking baby aspirin, pulled a pistol, and demanded money.
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New Orleans
Texas
Johnny Mack Brown
Houston
Joseph L.devisco
Brown
Tob Corpsmen Not Deferred by Draft
Washington AP reports selective service officials say Peace Corps volunteers and Volunteers in Service to America trainees are eligible for occupational deferment, while Job Corps enrollees may be drafted if they fail induction standards. Draft age ranges 18 to 26 with 17,000 in Job Corps and about 4,840 Peace Corps volunteers overseas.
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Peace
Pascoe
Peace Corps
America
VISTA
Bank Left Open in Jacksonville as Clerk Absent
Larry Hanson entered a suburban Jacksonville bank on Monday to cash a check and found it closed and seemingly locked. He alerted police after discovering the front decor appeared to have been cut since Friday and no disturbance was noted.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Larry Hanson
D. J. Crews
Crews
Johnson McNamara discuss Vietnam war budget plans
President Johnson and Secretary McNamara met at the LBJ Ranch to review the 1966 budget amid Viet Nam developments. They discussed guns and butter needs, Viet Cong ceasefire signals, and medical aid and land reform as Wheeler and Johnson reviews were reviewed.
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Austin
Tex
Dent Johnson
Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
Secretary of the Treasury
Tary Joseph Laitin
Henry H. Fowler
Laitin
Johnson
Mcplans
Namara
Viet Nam
Earle G. Wheeler
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Harold K. Johnson
Army
White House
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Agencies Urged to Enforce Civil Rights Law
Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach instructed 21 federal agencies to proactively enforce Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. He urged agencies to seek out and address discriminatory practices in federally assisted programs and to threaten loss of funds rather than wait for complaints.
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Washington
Fedeeral
Nicholas Katzens
Bach
Baby found in paper sack shocks hotel area
A baby girl was discovered wedged between a wall and a smokestack behind a hotel and rushed to a hospital in unknown condition. Authorities referenced Title VI enforcement and federal compliance for federally aided projects.
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Ouston
Katzenbach
Por Crey
Raymond Price
CORE Head Leaving Post
James Farmer will step down as national director of the Congress for Racial Equality next March to head the Center for Community Action Education a national literacy project funded by federal and private funds.
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NEW York
James Farmer
Congress For Racial Equality
Farmer
Center For Community Action Education
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