Agreement near on divorce reform
Lovict called for legislation to define mental cruelty and regulate divorce. The Court of Appeals would rule on constitutionality. A committee bill aims to standardize divorce grounds for physical cruelty and mental cruelty, arguing current proceedings are fraudulent and waste state resources.
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Court rule fuels debate on separation and divorce plan
New York politics and public notices surface as a court rule fight over extending grounds to include homosexuality unfolds in the Seagate Judiciary Committee and Assembly Rules panel led by John N. Hughes and Anthony J. Travia. A separate case sees Judge James L. Watson ruling that a kite banner protest can proceed, amid free speech arguments.
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Assembly Rules Committee
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Lunch aid fight stirs Senate over means tests
The administration defends expanding free lunch and milk programs for schoolchildren who cannot pay, while critics fear a caste system and humiliating means tests. Freeman promises token eligibility. Powell pushes faster action to extend the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, raising income factors and boosting costs by hundreds of millions.
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Powel
Whip Winstheak Eyell Blackwell's 36 straight wins noted
Eyell Blackwell achieved an impressive 36 game winning streak for the Cincinnati Teds, highlighted by a remarkable run that showcased consistent top performance across the season. The record underscores Blackwell's dominance and the team's success.
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LBJ Pushes Plan for National Transportation Safety Board
President Johnson proposes a national safety transportation board independent of department units to oversee traveler safety while preserving airline subsidies with the Civil Aeronautics Board. He would keep economic regulation with ICC Civil Aeronautics Board and Federal Maritime Commission, and grant Congress authority to create the new department. A $700 million safety program would boost state grants and a highway safety unit would coordinate highway programs.
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Youth files suit to end draft enters service in Lancaster
Travid A. Baumann 19 of Columbia Pa. quietly entered military service Tuesday at Lancaster Selective Service office with parents present. Baumann, valedictorian of his 1964 high school class, had filed a suit against President Johnson seeking draft abolition.
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Travid A. Baurtain
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Selective Service Office
William Baumain
Baumann
New York
Milk price cuts suspended by federal dairy orders
Washington AP reports that Emergency suspension blocks planned cuts in minimum producer prices for fluid milk in 45 federal marketing areas. 41 markets acted amid shortages. reductions would have ranged from 23 to 45 cents per 100 pounds, about one cent per quart, with dairymen seeking higher prices due to rising costs.
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Bundy Takes Foundation Job As Ford President
New York AP report says George Bundy, age 46, is the new president of the Ford Foundation earning seventy five thousand dollars yearly. Bundy says he has nothing to say yet about the role and has not distributed funds or signed many papers. He previously served as an aide to Presidents Kennedy and Johnson.
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George Bundy
Ford Foundation
Bundy
John F. Kennerly
Johnson
System to warn of disasters for US towns
The Commerce Department plans a nationwide disaster warning system costing about seven million dollars in the 1967 budget. Prepared by a federal team, the plan would alert hundreds of communities against hurricanes floods and other emergencies by coordinating several agencies and using a central signal caller.
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Detroit
Lim
Merce
Jom T.wayne Walker
Connor
The Common Cold and Rhinovirus Discovery Timeline
A brief overview of respiratory infections starting with the common cold and its symptoms. It notes Pasteur's early bacteria experiments, early virus evidence in 1914 1916, the 1956 Echo 28 isolation, and Rhinovirus as the major cause. It ends by advocating Lysol Spray to kill Rhinovirus in various rooms.
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