Recall Drive Tainted by Political Schemes in Arizona
The piece accuses Richard Kleindienst of engineering a recall against Corporation Commissioner E T Williams and notes investigations of Williams and Jack Buzard found no substantial charges. It questions Kleindienst's motives and asserts House impeachment moves were politically driven while Senate acquittal followed.
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Vision and acne notes from Dr Alvarez column
Dr Alvarez discusses eye care and weight awareness, recounts a stout patient and secret indulgences, and urges readers to obtain his vision booklet. He notes acne stems from hormones and genetics, lists causative factors and pollutants, and mentions treatments including sulfur and salicylic acid formulations.
Senate Liberals Fight Reapportionment Stall
Senate liberals launched an extended talkathon to block a plan to stall the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling on state legislative apportionment. The House backed a bill to bar federal court rulings on apportionment, while the Senate rider would delay the ruling for two to four years. Opponents, led by urban liberals, pressed the debate as Congress eyed August adjournment amid a city versus rural clash.
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AMA allows doctor ownership of pharmacies under ethics rule
The AMA told Congress it is ethical for doctors to own pharmacies as long as patients are not exploited. Spokesman Robert B. Throckmorton said patient trust precludes blanket claims of exploitation and noted a fringe of practitioners who abuse patients.
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Maddox Shuts Pickrick After Desegregation Order
Atlanta restaurateur Lester Maddox closed the Pickrick restaurant rather than desegregate it under a federal court order. He denounced the two Black students who sought service and claimed the president government and communists ruined his life as police cleared a white crowd from the scene. Fourty four employees are Black. Maddox is to appear in court to answer why he should not be held in contempt.
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Johnson to Sign $558 Million Federal Pay Raise Bill
President Johnson to sign a 558 million dollar government pay raise bill covering some 1.7 million federal workers including white collar staff postal workers and high ranking officials. Congress members’ pay rises to 30000 annually take effect in 1965 after the election and new Congress start.
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Luci Johnson Offered Role in Bob Hope Comedy
UPI reports President Johnson's daughter Luci Baines was offered a part in Bob Hope's new film To Take Sweden. Director Fred De Cordova said he saw her dancing the Watusi with Steve McQueen at a barbecue held to boost the president's election.
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Lyndon B Johnsons Wife Begins West Tour
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson launches a four day land and people tour of Montana Wyoming and Utah aboard a chartered airliner. The trip includes Flaming Gorge Dam dedication and features Interior Secretary Udall Senator McGee and Mrs Mansfield as companions. Luci and Lynda Johnson plan separate campaign events in Wisconsin and New York.
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Soviet Gears For Spectacular Space Rendezvous Flight
Houston dispatch reports Soviet cosmonauts may prepare a triple flight from Baikonur aimed at a space rendezvous and docking in Earth orbit. The plan could set speed and distance records and may foreshadow future lunar missions or orbital stations.
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NASA Denies Report On Extended Gemini Flight
Houston report claims a startling plan to extend the GT-3 mission to 18 orbits, but NASA and Gemini Program Manager Charles Mathews say no changes are planned. Grissom and Young are slated for three orbits in the upcoming flight.
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