Senate Appropriations Panel Backs 45 Million Silver Dollars
The Senate Appropriations Committee urged prompt minting of 45 million silver dollars and included it in an annual appropriation bill. The measure would supply 6.24 billion dollars for Treasury Post Office and White House operations, 15.003 million more than the House allowance but 28.268 million below Johnson's request.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Treasury and
Post Office
White House
House
Johnson
Inonu Aims for Washington Visit Despite Cyprus Dispute
Premier Ismet Inonu travels to Washington to meet President Johnson on June 22 amid strong opposition to his Cyprus crisis handling. A National Assembly confidence vote is set for Friday, shading the visit with political tension alongside Johnson Papandreou talks scheduled for later.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Washington
Johnson
Cyprus
Inonu
George Papandreou
National Assembly
Flood Devastates Hyderabad Region Killing Scores
Flood waters from a week of severe wind and rain storms swept through Hyderabad West Pakistan. More than 260 people were killed, communications remained out, thousands of homes were flattened, and more than 60 000 cattle were destroyed.
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Hyderabad
West Pakistan
Journalists Held for Possible Military Trial in Seoul Protests
Six South Korean journalists arrested during riotous antigovernment demonstrations were referred to army prosecutors for possible military trial. The martial law command indicted three student leaders on insurrection charges, with potential death penalty if convicted. They are held on suspicions of aiding Communists and reporting an illegal assembly.
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Seoul
South Korea
Martial Law Command
Glasgow to allow singing in pubs after licenses granted
Glasgow magistrates approve 128 music license applications, first batch issued, enabling pubs to host singing. Those who want quiet can still choose from over 1,000 non musical pubs in the city.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Rockefeller urges GOP leaders to back Scranton for nomination
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller says he urged thousands of Republican leaders including Dwight D. Eisenhower to publicly back Gov. William Scranton for the presidential nomination. He stated he talked to Eisenhower and Nixon and telephoned about 3000 GOP leaders at his first news conference since withdrawing from the race.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Montana
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Khrushchev and Krag Meet in Danish Trade Talks at Marienhog
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Danish Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag traveled to the Marienhog estate outside Copenhagen for talks described as political but likely focused on trade and cultural ties. Khrushchev drove through light rain and bantered with hosts during the visit.
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Copenhagen
Khrushchev
Jens Otto Krag
Marienhog
Akad
Grad Dolly Boned Migatar Mac
Fragmentary OCR text repeats names Jay Joe Gra d ulTIVe se Grad Dolly Boned Migata r Mac. Readable content is insufficient to identify a coherent event, person, or organization for a proper headline and summary.
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Grad Ultivese
Grad
Dolly
Boned
Migata R
Mac
Niigata Battles Fire Flood After Major Earthquake
Niigata faced fires and floods after a powerful quake. Police evacuated 7 350 people including 2 000 hospital patients from near burning tanks along the waterfront. Ninety storage tanks burned while planes dropped foam to fight blazes.
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Japan
U.S. Air Force
Niigata
Niigata Island
National Railways
Hirohito
Hayato Ikeda
Weather Brief Notes and Prices From May May
Fragmentary page item mentions partly cloudy conditions and thundershowers today with a hot day and another day forecast. Also notes a price figure of 38 dollars and a reference to page five of the newspaper.
Georgia Senate Approves New Constitution by 480
Rep Louis Raulerson of Echols Georgia, the state smallest county, fears Supreme Court apportionment will eliminate Echols. He seeks renomination in the Sept 9 Democratic primary against Dan DeLoach. Raulerson argues rural counties lose representation and school funding.
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Georgia
Senate
Atlanta
Louis T. Raulerson
Echols
U.S. Supreme Court
Raulerson
Dan DeLoach
Supreme Court
Goldwater gains delegates in Texas sweep as Nixon falters
An Associated Press survey shows Barry Goldwater surging toward the 674 delegate threshold needed for the Republican nomination. In Texas and the West, Goldwater collects pledged delegates, while opponents trail as he builds momentum toward the San Francisco convention.
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Texas
Presidents Attend Dinner Honoring Mrs Kennedy in New York
President and Mrs. Johnson attended a New York dinner honoring Mrs. John F. Kennedy. The event at the Regis Hotel supported John F. Kennedy Memorial Library trustees near Harvard and attracted about 200 guests. Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Johnson sat at separate tables amid remarks and tributes by Washington dignitaries.
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New York
Johnson
Washington
John F. Kennedy
8. Regis Hotel
New York Area
Harvard University
Kennedy
Stephen Smith
New York City
Joseph P. Kennedy
New Coordinated Policy On Manpower Aims by LBJ
President Johnson urged a national manpower policy through labor management and government cooperation. He cited machines replacing workers and rising skilled demand, calling for policies to guide training and keep workers employed as the decade advances. He noted two million jobs yearly being automated and projected 15 year shifts in skilled and clerical needs.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Johnson
The
Communications Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Tennessee Police Capture Pregnant Wife Slayer
Police shot and captured Johnny D. Beecher a 32 year old convict sought in the death of Martha Jane Chisenhall a 21 year old seven months pregnant bride found dead on Sand Mountain Alabama. Beecher admitted the rape and strangling then was flown to Kilby Prison Alabama after being wounded in South Pittsburg Tennessee by officers who pursued him through town.
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Pittsburg
Tenn
Alabama
Kilby
Montgomery
Johnny D. Beecher
Tennessee
E. Dick Burrow
Beecher
Martha Jane Chisenhall
Sand Mountain
South Pittsburg
Burrow
Burr
House Version Undergoes 151 Amendments
ATLANTA AP The Senate adopted 480 today its version of a new state constitution but 161 amendments added to the House draft promise ongoing controversy. A six member conference committee will iron out differences as hopes rise for final adjournment of the special session. Major disputed points include legislative terms length and how state education boards and superintendents are chosen. The House backed a board chosen by representatives, while the Senate favored board elimination and superintendent appointment. The county unit system for House seats is dropped, shifting representation to district-based seats. a court ruling is expected to shape reallocation. Senate leaders expressed mixed feelings but proceeded with compromise talks this week.
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House
Carl Sanders
MN Ts
Supreme Court
Mikes Carlton
Swainsboro
Carlton
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