Battle over home rule and 14 B repeal rages in Congress
Congress locks in adjournment fever as House and Senate debate home rule for District of Columbia and the right to work repeal. Johnson administration pressure, Dirksen filibuster threat, and labor push shape a tense, multi day clash with potential late October adjournment.
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Chronicle Telegram News Summary
A dated 1965 issue marked The Chronicle Telegram presents local briefs and notices in the family newspaper format. It includes standard community items and notices typical of mid century local papers.
Alabama and federal action collide in voting rights clash
At Montgomery and in Lowndes County a flurry of moves tests federal regis trars and state laws as Wallace presses a constitutional change while Johnson spends a quiet weekend at his ranch. Trials probe Coleman killings and ACLU seeks broader jury inclusion amid a tense race issue.
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White Fleet Faces Pollution Claims And Protests
The article discusses accusations that the White Fleet and other vessels pollute waters near Washington and port towns. It notes government concerns, potential penalties, and the danger to rivers and drinking water supplies from ship discharges and routine pollution.
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Aftershocks Felt in Los Angeles From Mojave Quakes
Seismologist Dr. Charles F Richter of Caltech says aftershocks from Mojave Desert earthquakes last weekend may be felt in Los Angeles today and Tuesday. He predicts the aftershocks will be moderate in intensity.
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Rusk and Gromyko to hold UN talks this week
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko plan private talks at the United Nations this week on world issues including a possible pact on the nondissemination of nuclear weapons. Disarmament experts see wide but not insurmountable gaps, with little hope for breakthroughs on Vietnam or Berlin. Western and Communist officials anticipate a more favorable setting than last December.
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Red China Claims World Records in Telegraphic Pace
Washington reports Communist China claims a world record in hand key telegraphy with Heiao Shan Hi of Hunan tapping 1508 characters per minute, surpassing Russia's 1496 cpm and securing a world championship in Pine Pong.
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Pope Paul VI visit at World Fair trimmed for safety
Pope Paul VI will limit his World Fair appearance to the Vatican Pavilion interior. He will not tour the grounds or be greeted publicly, entering via a crash gate and leaving for Rome. Officials hope the curtailed visit still boosts paid admissions, despite lag toward the two year goal.
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Pope Paul VI Visit Coverage May Use Early Bird
Comsat sought FCC permission to use the Ear ly Bird satellite to broadcast Pope Paul VI’s visit to the United Nations. The plan would extend transmissions beyond the normal 5 am to 9 pm EDT window for European television coverage.
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Chronicle Telegram Local Rates and Publication Details
The Chronicle Telegram lists pricing and publishing details for Elyria Ohio with year and mailing rates. It notes single copies, mail subscriptions, and regional pricing for Lorain County and surrounding areas.
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Pope celebrates Mass at Gypsy camp near Rome
Pope Paul VI visited a Gypsy encampment south of Rome for Mass despite heavy rain. He traveled 20 miles from the Vatican to the site, joined by Gypsy bands, and received a birthday greeting from the crowd while a statue of the Madonna was crowned.
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Republicans issue white paper on US Canada relations
Eleven Republican congressmen led by Charles A. Mosher released a detailed white paper urging 26 policy recommendations. It calls for renegotiation of the 1909 treaty on the International Joint Commission, broader water sharing, Canada related policy talks, and potential changes to trade and immigration rules. The group seeks a 1966 focus on a new Canada awareness and proposes student exchanges, business seminars, and stronger border legislature links while suggesting constructive ways to engage Canada in regional and international forums.
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Ohio
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Mother who abandons boy to face psychiatric tests
A Michigan mother Mayne Thorne, 44, abandoned her son Ricky, 14, in Miami airport to seek help. Juvenile Court Judge Ben Sheppard ordered psychiatric evaluation at Jackson Memorial Hospital to judge her fitness. Ricky remained in care until doctors conclude that a recurrence is unlikely.
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