President Johnson awaits crime bill decision from advisers
Johnson waits for a legal advisers report on signing or vetoing the safe streets and anti-crime bill. He has until Wednesday to decide, may let it become law without his signature. He plans to stay at the LBJ ranch and returns to Washington Wednesday for the Poor People’s solidarity march. He also monitors Eisenhower’s health at Walter Reed and seeks a Paris peace talks breakthrough. Kiesinger may visit for talks on East Germany travel restrictions.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
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LBJ
White House
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Executive Mansion
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Paris
Texas
Kurt Kiesinger
Kiesinger
East Germany
Chiang Predicts Chinese Revolt and Collapse
Chiang Kai-shek told Central Military Academy cadets that civil war will spread to the Chinese mainland soon and the Peking regime will collapse. He cited the Communist purge and the repudiation of leaders including Liu Shao-chi as signs of internal disintegration.
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Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Peking
Chiang
Central Military Academy
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Lightning strike kills Larry Perry in Milroy thunderstorm
Milroy Indiana police report Larry Perry age 29 of Milroy route 1 was killed by lightning during a Saturday thunderstorm while standing under trees near Milroy. The incident occurred as the storm moved through the area.
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Larry Perry
Rt. 1
Powell Faces Harlem Primary in Return to Congress
Adam Clayton Powell seeks renomination in Harlem with John Young as his Democratic opponent. Powell, 59, has dominated the 18th District but questions linger whether he will reclaim his seat after past expulsions and a libel case. Supporters see him as the favorite despite calls for accountability and his long absences from Harlem.
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Harlem
John Young
Powell
Washington
18Th Congressional District
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Sunny Elba
Bahamas
Education and Labor Committee
New Paper Denies Free Access to West Berlin
BERLIN UPI The East German party daily Neues Deutschland says four power Berlin accords do not grant the West free access to West Berlin. It questions Willy Brandt's claim that East German measures violate four power agreements. The piece references Gen Lucius Clay suggesting no access accords exist. Westerners face visas and upcoming tax hikes on shipments to Berlin. West Germany acts to aid West Berlin.
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UPI
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Willy Brandt
Neues Deutschland
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
West Berlin
Pfizer expands California operations with Irvine site purchase
Pfizer & Co announces the purchase of a 132 acre site in the Irvine Industrial Complex Orange County to build a larger distribution center replacing the Commerce center. The firm notes California facilities at Emeryville Victorville Lucerne Valley and Dunn plus a Vernon warehouse and Mineral division operations.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc
Irvine
Orange County
California
Pfizer
Commerce
Emeryville
Victorville
Luce
Charles to be knighted at Windsor for Order of the Garter
Ceremonies planned at Windsor Castle to invest Prince Charles as a knight companion of the Order of the Garter the oldest Christian order of chivalry with UPI reporting from London.
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London
UPI
Windsor Castle
Prince Charles
Order of the Garter
Demo List Of Candidates Is Still Open
INDIANAPOLIS AP Announced candidates for nominations at the Democratic state convention Friday with withdrawals or new filings possible until noon Thursday U S Senator Senator Birch Bayh D Ind Terre Haute Governor Lt Gov Robert L Rock Anderson Rep Richard C Bodine Mishawaka Lieutenant Governor Robert L Schnatter Jeffersonville Secretary of State None State Auditor Joseph A Farina La Porte State Treasurer Eugene H Briner Hazleton John W Chittenden Indianapolis Attorney General John J Dillon Indianapolis Superintendent of Public Instruction Mearle R Donica Shelbyville Reporter of Supreme and Appellate Courts Helen Corey Indianapolis Supreme Court Judge First District Addison M Beavers Boonville Supreme Court Judge Third District Thomas J Faulconer Indianapolis Appellate Court Judge First Southern Indiana District two to be nominated None Appellate Court Judge Second Northern Indiana District Two to be nominated G Remy Bierly Decatur Russell W Smith La Porte
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U.S
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D-Ind
Terre Haute
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Anderson
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Mishawaka
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Jeffersonville
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la Porte
Eugene H . Briner
Indiana
G. Remy Bierly
Decatur
Russell W. Smith
William D. Ruckelshaus
Otis R. Bowen
Bremen
Earl L. Butz
West Lafayette
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Seymour
John P. Gallagher
Munster
Charles O. Hendricks
Sellersburg
John F. Shawley
Michigan City
Richard E. Folz
Evansville
William N. Salin
Fort Wayne
Charles
Bill) Williams
Petersburg
Philip H. Willkie
Rushville
Nick Polus
Newell S. Timmons
Monticello
Albert F
Pete) Harrigan
Hobart
John K. Snyder
Washington
Joseph H. Lesh
Huntington
Clarence R. Miles
Theodore L. Sendak
Crown Point
James R. Beasley
Edgar B. Smith
Bloomington
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Virginia Carlor Shannon
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North Vernon
Marilou Wertzler
Muncie
Supreme Court
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Vincennes
John Rabb Emison
Richard M. Givan
React Emergency Association Picnic Set
Members of the Wabash Valley React Emergency Association met Sunday at the VFW Post on S 13th St and urged a picnic for Sunday July 21 at Deming Park. Luke Selvin is president and Ed Grindle executive chairman.
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Wabash Valley React Emergency Association
Veterans of Foreign War Post
S. 13Th St
Deming Park
Luke Selvin
Ed Grindle
Dartmouth valedictorian denounces war amid graduation uproar
Hanover New Hampshire valedictorian James W Newton a magna cum laude psychology graduate from Glendale Arizona drew loud applause and jeers at Dartmouth College graduation when he called the Vietnam War a colossal stupidity and urged peers to refuse service when called. About 6000 students parents and alumni attended.
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N. H
Dartmouth College
Vietnam
James W. Newton
Glendale, Ariz
BOAC Jetliners Grounded in Major Pilot Strike
BOAC faces a wide scale strike as two thirds of its jetliners are grounded costing the airline 840000 dollars daily. Spokesmen for about 1000 striking pilots say only 13 of 46 planes would fly tonight. Sir Giles Guthrie says neither the company nor Britain can meet the pay scale demands based on weight speed and route, mirroring American pilots.
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London
BOAC
Giles Guthrie
Britain
Fred Friendly Married Sunday in Scarsdale NY
Fred W. Friendly, former CBS News president and CBS Reports producer, wed Ruth Weiss Mark, a widowed school teacher and Bloomingdale's daughter, at a privateScarsdale home with a small gathering.
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Scarsdale
N.Y
Fred W. Friendly
CBS News
Ruth Weiss Mark
Bloomingdale
Friendly
CBS Reports
Edward R. Murrow
Columbia University
Graduate School of Journalism
Dorothy Greene
Mark
GOP Convention Filings Near Closing Day
At the Republican State convention, candidates were filing for multiple statewide offices ahead of noon today. Names listed include U S Senator William D. Ruckelshaus Governor Otis R Bowen and several others across Secretary of State Attorney General and more with districts and locales such as Indianapolis Bremen Seymour West Lafayette and Huntington among others.
Malnutrition but No Hunger Found in U S
UPI reports House Agriculture Committee chair Rep. W R Poage says there is widespread malnutrition but very little actual hunger in the United States. A private study led by Walter Reuther claimed hunger affects millions. Poage calls it inaccurate and misleading. The committee surveyed 18 counties amid 256 designated hunger counties, distinguishing hunger from malnutrition caused largely by diet ignorance.
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Washington
UPI
House Agriculture Committee
United States
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Poage
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Whiteside to be Installed Indiana Engineers President
Thomas M. Whiteside of Whiting will be installed as president of the Indiana Society of Professional Engineers at the 31st annual convention in French Lick Indiana on Thursday and Friday.
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French Lick, Ind
Thomas M. Whiteside
Whiting
Indiana Society of Professional Engineers
French Lick
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible To Shrink
A New York broadcasted ad touts Preparation H as a non narcotic remedy proven in studies at major centers. It claims rapid relief from itching burning and pain and actual shrinking of hemorrhoids. The product comes in ointment or suppository and requires no prescription.
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