Johnson faces most unpleasant night after gall bladder surgery
President Johnson spent his most unpleasant night since last Friday's gall bladder operation, yet doctors say he is recovering on schedule. Vice President Humphrey visited for 55 minutes and discussed foreign and domestic issues, including a possible November visit by West German Chancellor Luchhard and ongoing Congress action on aid, farm, and higher education bills.
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Stocks push to record high as Johnson improves
New York stocks rose toward record territory as President Johnson's improved condition fueled buying. Trading volume reached about 401 million shares by noon, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 941.72, up 3.49 from Friday, after an early surge to over 430. Traders then took profits, pulling the gains back.
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Dodgers-Koufax Meet Kaat In Fifth World Series Game
The Dodgers face the Twins in game five with Koufax projected to start against Jim Kaat. Los Angeles comes off a dominating weekend, beating Minnesota 4-0 and 7-2 to tie the series at 2-2. Koufax is 0-1 in the series and 26-5 in the season, while Kaat is 1-0 with an 18-1 record. Odds favor Koufax at 7-5. game time 4 p.m. EDT.
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Supreme Court upholds New York special election plan
The Supreme Court, in a pro forma order, affirms a lower federal court's call for a special election on November 2 in New York to address legislative reapportionment. Plan A, allowing one year terms with expanded Senate and Assembly seats, remains in effect despite state court rulings that Plan A violates state law.
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Liverpool Fire Leaves Five Families Homeless
A spectacular blaze tore through a Liverpool business block on Second Street driving five area families from their homes. Volunteers from 17 fire companies battled the flames through the night until 4 a.m. No serious injuries reported though several volunteers were overcome by smoke or hit by debris. The fire gutted Norton's Pharmacy Don Allen Decorator's Shop Village Flower Shop and a barber shop in the Copozzi block owned by Anita Copozzi who is away in Florida.
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Today’s Chuckle Apple Basket Joke
One liner humor notes the big apples ride high because many small ones prop them up, a playful visual about balance and support in a bustling basket.
Pope vetoes public talk on priestly celibacy at Vatican
Pope Paul VI told 2,200 bishops in St. Peter's Basilica that public discussion of clergy celibacy is not expedient. He urged priests to maintain chastity and celibacy as the Ecumenical Council marked its third anniversary and prepared for a brief recess. The agenda included a vote on a controversial statement about Jews.
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Cool and Wet Weather Forecast From Hancock Airport
The weatherman at Hancock Airport calls for cool, wet conditions with scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. Winds west to northwest 10 to 15 mph. Lows in the mid 40s tonight, highs in the mid 30s tomorrow. The five day outlook shows a cool week with average temperatures 3 to 5 degrees below normals. Rain totals 0.25 to 0.50 inch in showers tomorrow, Wednesday, and over the weekend.
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Senate Lets Right to Work Debate Continue
The Senate refused to invoke its gag rule and silence the right to work filibuster, signaling support for debate on Johnson’s bill to nullify right to work laws in 19 states. Republican Everett Dirksen led an attenuated discussion while Democratic Mike Mansfield’s motion for consideration failed. The House-passed bill would repeal Section 143 of the Taft Hartley Act allowing federal sanctions on state union shop bans.
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Refugees sail from Cuba defying U S warnings amid coast guard escort
A 31 foot boat MOMM with 16 refugees and four crewmen reached Miami under Coast Guard escort after leaving Camarioca. Cuban officials reported more boats en route while refugees said they faced possible penalties on return and noted Cuban authorities provided food and fuel without charge. Negotiations via the Swiss Embassy in Havana set ground rules for the exodus potentially totaling tens of thousands.
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