Rights bill near death in Senate showdown
President Johnson failed to sway Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen over the civil rights bill as the measure headed for a crushing defeat. A late cloture vote was expected to stop a long filibuster, with Mansfield and Katzenbach present at the White House session. The package would ban housing discrimination and expand federal powers to enforce civil rights, but key senators signaled a strong likelihood the bill would not pass this session.
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National Temperatures and Precipitation Update
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. are reported nationwide. Data compiled by United Press International shows varied readings across major regions with lingering rainfall in several states and clear spells in others.
Stock Market Averages Rise Across Key Indices
UPI bulletin shows Dow Jones up as 30 industrials gain 4.18 to 799.68, 20 rails rise 0.89 to 199.33, 15 utilities climb 1.48 to 127.96, and the composite index at 279.89 with total sales of 2,870,000 shares.
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Birth notices from St. Joseph's Hospital record several additions
Kenneth Andrews and wife announce a boy born at St. Joseph's Hospital at 7719 E Catalina on September ?. William and Polly Schoenheider report a girl born at 1060 Canal Bank Rd on September 7. Thomas and Peggy Schoenheider mention a birth at 1814 N 70th St with a September date and a reference to August and $625 in payments. Lynn Erie appears in the list with a September entry.
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Primary outcomes across 11 states shape gubernatorial bids
Vermont and Minnesota saw decisive results with incumbent Gov Karl Rolvaag winning the Democratic National combined party nomination amid party unity appeals while Maryland’s George P. Mahoney led the Democratic gubernatorial race. Georgia voters face six Democratic contenders for governor as Republicans eye a rare postwar win.
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Soviet expels US envoy in Moscow over espionage charge
The Soviet Union declared Donald R. Lesh, 34, second secretary of the US Embassy in Moscow, persona non grata and ordered his expulsion within 72 hours amid mutual espionage accusations. The action follows US charges against Russian Third Secretary Valentin A. Revin and caps a tense clash between Washington and Moscow over alleged spying.
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Mesa College Delays Opening and Registration Change
Officials report Mesa Community College will delay its opening by two days due to flooding near the new campus. Registration will extend through Friday, with classes starting next Wednesday. evening classes begin Monday. Coronado and Scottsdale High School graduates remain in the attendance area of the county two year college.
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Postal custodial labor jobs open in Scottsdale Post Office
Applications for custodial labor jobs at the Scottsdale Post Office on Osborn Road and Brown Avenue are due by October 5. Postmaster Wilson announced only veterans eligible applicants may apply, U.S. citizens residing within the delivery route. Applications available at 31 W 4th St. full time salaries are $4,552 per year.
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Townhouse Rezoning Denied by Scottsdale Planning Commission
D. D. Castleberry's request to rezone two parcels from single family 10000 sq ft lots to multiple family was recommended for denial amid neighbor protests. The commission also opposed radio towers and approved a day care use permit and tentative plats for two developments, with a zoning amendment changes sign regulations in highway commercial zones.
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Radio's Molly Goldberg dies at 66 in New York
Mrs Gertrude Berg, famed as Molly Goldberg on stage radio and television, died in New York at age 66 after a heart ailment. She entered Doctor's Hospital four days earlier for a routine checkup before vacation. Berg starred for more than 35 years as the witty Jewish housewife with the famous Yoo hoo line and was to appear on Broadway this season in The Playgirls. Her prior hits included A Majority of One with Sir Cedric Hardwicke.
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