Katzenbach move shows Johnson's cautious staffing style
The report notes Katzenbach sought to stay in the Johnson administration but faced public missteps. It details Johnson's preference for established officials, the cabinet’s continuity since Kennedy, and Johnson's hands on, selective approach to promotions, with Clark poised to succeed.
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Kaisenbach
Ramsey Clark
Kateesbach
Clark
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Strike against Pan Am delayed by Johnson order
President Johnson halted a 60 day Pan American strike by creating a three member board to study the dispute over wages premium pay and health benefits. Negotiators will report findings within 30 days as union leaders and airline executives press for a settlement amid airline contract tensions.
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Pope Paul VI leads month long prayer for Viet Nam peace
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI launches October prayers for world peace focused on Viet Nam. He will celebrate a Mass at St Peter's on the UN peace appeal anniversary and a Vatican delegation visits Saigon to push for an end to the war. Doctors in Chicago test Richard Speck for brain damage amid ongoing murder case uncertainties.
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Viet Nam
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UN General Assembly backs U.S. Viet Nam peace package
At UN headquarters the General Assembly nears the midpoint of its annual debate with broad support for the United States Viet Nam peace overture. Forty one foreign ministers and other leaders spoke in the opening session through Friday amid notable Soviet reservations.
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Vandals Put Pupils on Foot in Washington District
In SEDRO WOOLLEY Washington vandals damaged eleven school buses by slashing fan belts cutting gasoline lines and removing distributor caps forcing pupils to walk to school. Ten buses were not damaged and the incident echoes past acts by some parents.
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Percy probes study burglaries in Kenilworth
Police press on with extensive checks to find a lead in Valerie Percy's murder. Chief Robert Daley confirms officers have consulted suburban departments and private patrols to see if two Kenilworth burglaries predate the slaying share the killer's method.
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Ohio Reels Under Auto Toll Record
Ohio reports 1611 traffic deaths in eight months the highest since 1940 records began. Warren Nelson notes the toll includes 842 men 293 women 343 boys 133 girls with 240 pedestrians 496 passengers 737 drivers 44 bicyclists 92 cyclists and two others. He cites 29 percent under 20 and over 10 percent from out of state. average deaths run 6.6 daily. three months show 700 deaths.
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Reams Warns of Greater Business Rule in Ohio Campaign
State Democrat Frazier Reams Jr. told a labor group in Cleveland that another Rhodes term would mean increased control by business and industry. He accused Rhodes and Republican legislatures of opposing workers compensation and unemployment insurance while spending 960000 on Fortune ads and touting new jobs.
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Kennedy brothers push to boost poverty fund to 2.5 billion
Liberals led by the Kennedy brothers push a 2.5 billion antipoverty package, 750 million above Johnson's request. Expected Monday, votes could trim the Office of Economic Opportunity budget as GOP lawmakers plan wholesale cuts. Senator Prouty joins GOP in calling for spending reductions.
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Ohio Ferguson family drew $1 million from public payrolls
Ohio papers report that over 50 years the Ferguson family received about $1 million in salaries and pensions from state and federal payrolls. Joe Sr. Ferguson, a Democrat, held auditor and treasurer posts and later served on Robert E. Sweeney’s staff. several relatives also worked in state and local offices.
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Senate OKs Nichola Katzenbach for No. 2 State Dept
The Senate confirmed Nichola Katzenbach as undersecretary of state by voice vote. Only Sen. Strom Thurmond voiced formal opposition, while Senate leaders praised Katzenbach as an excellent choice with broad support for the country.
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Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
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Dirksen
Thurmond
Ball Returns To Private Life After Five Years In Policy Post
George W Ball resigns as undersecretary of state for political affairs ending a tenure begun under Kennedy and extended by Johnson. At 56, Ball cites pay and long service calling foreign policy a "fudge factory" and returns to his Washington law practice. Nicholas Katzenbach nominated to succeed him amid minority opposition.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Senators pressed to curb tax credit cuts in inflation plan
President hosts a series of White House conferences with state leaders as Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Gov. Kent Johnson push to limit cuts to investment tax credits. The House debates a 16 month suspension aimed at slowing equipment purchases and construction.
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