Anti Riot Legislation Moves Through Congress
Two committees race to push antiriot bills as Congress weighs a package combining civil rights and riot controls. Rep. William Cramer backs separating measures while urging action to curb cross border incitement and protect minority rights nationwide.
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D-N.y
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D-Miss
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William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Cramer
Vincennes Library Company explored by Indiana historian
Dr. J Robert Constantine of Indiana State University completes a four part series in the Indiana Magazine of History examining the Vincennes Library Company as a pioneer cultural institution in Indiana He edits 1806 to 1883 minutes and offers insights into 19th century cultural enterprise He also wrote Vincennes article for Britannica 1968 edition.
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Indiana State University
Vincennes Library Company
Indiana
Indiana Magazine of History
Constantine
Vincennes
Encyclopedia Brittanica
Speaking of Your Health: Travel Fear and Precautions
Dr. Coleman discusses traveler health fears and practical steps. Contact your physician by phone for guidance, carry a medical letter, and plan checkups before trips. Vaccinations for smallpox are required. typhoid and other shots depend on destination. Motion sickness can be managed with medicines. carry personal medical details.
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United States
American Medical Association
United States Army Medical Division
Thai King and Queen Visit Washington for 41 hour goodwill tour
King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit arrive in Washington to reinforce ties with Bangkok. The king meets President Johnson and Secretary Rusk while the queen visits the Red Cross and tours Mrs. Johnson's beautification projects during the 41 hour visit.
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UPI
Bhumibol Adulyadej
Thailand
Sirikit
Bangkok
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Red Cross
Indiana Pfc. Robert A. Davis Killed in Vietnam
Army Pfc. Robert A. Davis son of Mr and Mrs Harry A Davis of Fort Wayne Indiana was killed in Vietnam combat The Defense Department announced this death which marked Indiana s 305th battle toll in the conflict.
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Robert A. Davis
Harry A. Davis
Fort Wayne
Ind
Vietnam
Defense Department
Indiana
Whales Found Mostly in Ross Sea in Antarctic
A report notes whales are currently concentrated in the Ross Sea region of Antarctica. The observation highlights the area as a primary habitat during this period.
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Ross Sea
Antarctic
Open Housing Legislation Dies in Illinois House
A last minute drive to revive open housing legislation failed in the Illinois House. Rep. Corneal Davis said the Senate blocked passage. Rep. Mann tried to override but fell short. The bill would bar racial discrimination in housing for ten unit or larger households.
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Illinois
Corneal Davis
Chicago
Senate
Davis
Ralph Smith
R-Alton
Robert Mann
Smith
Alan Johnston
Kenilsworth
Mann
William Pollack
General Assembly
Governor Signs Driver Age Bill and School Tax Measure
Governor Otto Kerner signed a bill raising the driver license age from 16 to 18 unless education credits are completed. The measure also allows school boards to levy a two cent per hundred valuation tax for future building improvements with funds subject to referendum.
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Springfield
Ill
Ottoerner
Kerner
Paul Simon
Troy
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