Hughes Panel Urges Action on Slum Insurance Problems
A seven member presidential panel led by Gov. Richard J. Hughes urged Congress to curb slum insurance problems amid riots and fear. The report calls for fair access plans, state insurance pools, a National Insurance Development Corporation, tax deferrals for participating insurers, and training programs for neighborhood agents. President Johnson praised the panel and its recommendations.
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Washington
Congress
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
National Insurance Development Corporation
President Appoints Four to Business Alliance Board
President Johnson filled four vacancies on the 15 member executive Board of the Alliance of Businessmen. Appointees include John Sengstacke of Chicago publisher. George William Miller of Providence Textron president. Charles Franklin Myers Jr. of Greensboro Burlington Industries president. and Quentin Reynolds of Oakland Safeway Stores president. Henry Ford II serves as board chairman.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Alliance of Businessmen
John Sengstacke
Chicago
Robert S. Abbott Publishing Co
George William Miller
Providence
R.I
Textron, Inc
Charles Franklin Myers Jr
Greensboro
N.C
Burlington Industries, Inc
Quentin Reynolds
Oakland
Calif
Safeway Stores, Inc
Henry Ford II
Nixon Calls Pueblo Incident an Incredible Blunder
Richard Nixon said the Pueblo affair was a tactical blunder due to lack of air and sea cover. He urged unity, defended the ship's presence, and cited global provocations from the Soviet Union and North Korea.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Pueblo
Nixon
North Korea
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
Yemen
Southeast Asia
Laos
Korean Peninsula
Pyongyang
South
South Korea
Navy freezes most naval reserve discharge requests
The Navy halted action on most discharge requests from naval reserve drill unit members effective Jan. 25. Processing of termination requests submitted before Jan. 24 will continue, while new requests are withheld. The move follows President Johnson's order for indefinite active duty for thousands of air and naval reserve personnel after the Pueblo seizure, with student exemptions considered.
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Washington
Navy
Naval Reserve
Department of the Navy
Johnson
Air National Guard
Air Force Reserve
Pueblo
North Korea
GM Workers Face Weekend Talks Over Massive Strike
United Auto Workers and General Motors negotiators labored through the weekend on a deadlock risking up to 300000 GM jobs. Key issues include wash up time at three strike bound foundries in Saginaw Defiance and Tonawanda with 117900 workers already idled.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Saginaw
Mich
Defiance
Ohio
Tonawanda
N.Y
UAW
Indiana
Chevrolet
Johnson Reviews Policy On Spy Ships After Pueblo Seizure
Washington officials reveal the Johnson administration is reassessing intelligence ship use after North Korea seized the USS Pueblo. Senators demand a congressional probe, questioning why the vessel operated in contested waters and who authorized the mission. Secretary Rusk acknowledged errors in private testimony.
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Washington
UPS
North Korea
U.S
State and Defense Departments
Central Intelligence Agency
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mundt
South Dakota Republican
Protecter
Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
NASA chief predicts Soviet moon shot before year end
NASA head James E. Webb forecast a Soviet space launch of cosmonauts in a major spectacle before year’s end. He also noted that America's first Moon mission window could come during the third Apollo flight in 1969, contingent on success across all moonflight phases.
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Washington
UPI
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Russia
Space Agency
America
Appollo
Study Linking Science and Faith Sparks Theological Debate
Researchers and theologians explore how scientific findings on cosmology evolution and human origins intersect with belief in God. Debates address whether evidence supports or challenges traditional creation narratives and the possibility of harmony between science and faith.
Apollo Program Regains Momentum After Fire
Downey California reports the Apollo program slowly regaining momentum after the fatal spacecraft fire. Dale Myers says the program is moving again while John Atkins notes morale turning after the Saturn 5 launch. Maj. Gen Samuel Phillips remains optimistic a lunar round trip by year end is possible as the landing craft tests begin.
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Downey
Calif
Dale D. Myers
North American
Rockwell Corp
John D. Atkins
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Samuel C. Phillips
Space Agency
Washington
Phillips
Moon
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William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Frank L. Farewell
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Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
George S. Harris
Chicago Metropolitan Mutual Assurance Co
A. Addison Roberts
Reliance Insurance Co
Walter E. Washington
Washington, D.C
Frank M. Wozencraft
Office of
Morgantown Business College
High St
Waldorf Astoria
National Republican Club
Barwick
Arwick Mills. Inc
Macon
Tile Town, Ince
University Avenue
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Women’s National Republican Club
U.S.S.R
Sarah Health
Thorn
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Pleasant Street
Christian Science Monitor
Apollo
Shoe Service
Lipper
Redwing
Perry Bros. Shoe Shop
Pleasant ST
Morgantown
Wurlitzer
Baldwin and
West Virginia
High Street
Moragntown, W, Va
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