Johnson Plans Weeklong Senate Vote On Civil Rights
In Washington President Johnson presses for a roll call on civil rights measures as a minority filibuster continues. He warns that a few senators block action while others fear health risks from round the clock sessions. Johnson signals desire for a vote on an Ervin amendment trimming penalties in the civil rights bill.
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Davis Promises Tax Rules After Primary Session
Terrell Hills councilman Charles G. Davis vows to publish clear tax rules. He aims to explain the proposed program at a Democratic Women of Bexar County meeting at the Gunter Hotel Tuesday 7 p.m. Davis, a certified public accountant, says the rules will be simple fair and applicable to all taxpayers.
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Paving Request Highlights City Civic Improvement Plan
Tol Alvarez, reelected president of the Southwest Civic Improvement, asks the city to initiate paving on three blocks of Arizona and Texas streets. Alvarez named Pablo Saldiver as chair of the civic committee with Juan Garcia, Rose Marie Coleman, Trinidad, Concha Diveda among new officers. SIUC US
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FAA Chief Declares Act Sound Yet Demands Effort
Federal Aviation Act is basically sound says Federal Aviation Administrator E R Quesada in a report to the president and Congress. He notes the agency's first year shows large gains in instrument flights and airways usage but warns aviation safety and efficiency require broad cooperation from the executive, Congress, industry, military authorities, and the public.
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Judge Rules Against Neigh Corps In Yard Horse Case
Judge Mike Machado fines Brad Rodgers for keeping a horse in his yard without a livestock permit. The $100 penalty is suspended as Rodgers agrees to move the horse and install sanitation measures to qualify for future approval.
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Burglars Break Into Westminster Presbyterian Church
Burglars entered an unlocked office window early Tuesday at Westminster Presbyterian Church and ransacked a cashbox, taking about $43. Mary’s office noted cash loss and ongoing police investigation.
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