Congress Adopts Toward Adjournment After Key Bills Fail
Washington UPI reports that the 88th Congress nears adjournment as major Social Security and Appalachia aid measures fail to reach a conference accord. House and Senate conferees deadlock over Social Security boosts and Johnson's Medicare plan, halting both bills. A supplemental appropriations pact, oriented to anti poverty programs, moves forward to final approval.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
President Johnson
House Senate
Johnson
Dock Workers Slow to Back-To-Work Court Order
Sixty thousand longshoremen from Maine to Texas were ordered back to work by a federal court but widespread port activity was delayed. Pickets remained at piers in New York and other ports as two luxury liners prepared to sail. A 10 day restraining order followed President Johnson’s warning that the strike could imperil health and safety. A court hearing was set to decide on a Taft-Hartley cooling-off period extension.
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U. S
New York
UPI
Maine
Texas
Gulf Coast
Federal District Court
Frederick van Pelt Bryan
John
Bryan
Fisher Body slows steel shipments as GM strike spreads
The nationwide walkout against General Motors reaches the steel sector with Fisher Body Division ordering a two week halt on shipments. GM says plants have inventory to cover production if work resumes as UAW and GM push talks to settle about 17,000 local demands amid an eight day strike by over 260,000 workers.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors Corp
Fisher Body Division
UAW
Finance Firm Held Up in Tucson Robbery
A blovid robber 28 to 32 years old held up Limerick Finance Co., 3113 S 6th Ave, at 12 40 p m today and escaped with about 300. He entered saying Do not look at me This is a holdup Give me all your money Miss Mary Alice Lopez 1020 W Ontario St said he was slender about 5 ft 8 in wearing a tan cap green short sleeve sweater and brown trousers. South Tucson police were told. The bandit said he had a gun in the brief case he carried.
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Limerick Finance Co
S. 6Th Ave
Mary Alice Lopez
Ontario St
South Tucson
Clear Night For Football Tonight Weather Warm and Windy
Mostly clear weather is forecast for tonight and tomorrow by the Weather Bureau. The high is expected to reach 92 tomorrow after a low of 60 tonight, with little temperature change and possible wind. Yesterday's high was 91 and this morning's low was 50. At 2 p.m. today the temperature was 89 with 19 percent humidity.
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Weather Bureau
Foreign Aid Bill Sent To President After Senate Vote
Washington reports the Senate sent a 3.5 billion foreign aid bill to the White House amid stormy protests. Senator Morse questioned quorum validity, but presiding Senator Walters ruled sufficient due to a paired Republican leader Dirksen. Javits called the conference report shameful for dropping a condemnation of Soviet Jewish persecution.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Herbert S. Walters
D. Tenn
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Morse
House
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Soviet Union
Spy Trial Dropped In National Security Move In New York
In Brooklyn Federal Court the federal government dismissed the conspiracy indictment against Russian couple Alexandr Sokolov and his wife after jury selection began. U S Attorney Hoey cited national security and limited the evidence to two 1963 meetings in New York and Washington. The judge discharged the jury and ordered the defendants released from custody while immigration authorities consider status.
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New York
U.S
Joseph P. Hoey
Alexandre Sokolov
Brooklyn
Hoey
Dist
John F. Dooling Jr
Washington
Johnson to Call White House Conference on World Peace
President Johnson announced that if elected he would convene a White House conference next year to explore every conceivable approach to world peace. He spoke at a ceremony marking 1965 International Cooperation Year and urged top officials and private citizens to partner with the government to make international cooperation a lasting global practice.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Community of Man
Major Exodus In Louisiana
A fast moving hurricane named Hilda nears the Louisiana coast prompting an exodus of more than 100000 residents from Cajun country and upper Texas coast. Officials ordered seven parishes evacuated while shelters opened across inland parishes and Texas.
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New Orleans
UPI
Hilda
Louisiana
Texas
Morgan City
Franklin
Southern Pacific
Fox intruder in Arizona home spurs crowd photo session
At 6 a.m. a red fox trespassed into the ramada of the MacFarland home in Kendall, Arizona, sparking a crowd gathering. Louie the poodle and neighbors watched as the animal sat in the rafters above Louie’s doghouse while the family debated what to do. Animal Shelter workers warned they would have to euthanize the fox if captured.
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Reynard
Ramada
Kendall H. MacFarlands
E. Cooper
MacFarland
Louie
Animal Shelter
Hayden Turns 87 as Senate’s oldest member
Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona, long a force in Congress since statehood, marks his 87th birthday. The veteran from the House to the Senate in 1926 serves as president pro tempore and ranks second in line to the presidency after Speaker McCormack. Senate leaders Mansfield and Kuchel praise his public service and willingness to assist younger colleagues.
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Washington
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Congress
All State
Hayden
House
Senate
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Thomas Kuchel
California
San Xavier bids law on 22nd Street project bid
San Xavier Rock and Sand Co. submitted a low bid of 647,478 dollars to rebuild 22nd Street into a divided highway between Craycroft and Kolb Roads. Work could start within two weeks after award by the State Highway Commission, with completion expected by next June 30.
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San Xavier Rock and Sand Co
22Nd Street
Craycroft
Kolb Roads
State Highway Commission
Reds Hold Main Road Near Saigon
Viet Cong guerrillas seized a section of a major highway about 20 miles north of Saigon and challenged the Vietnamese government. More than 24 hours passed as authorities checked every vehicle to pass through the strategic hamlet of Thai Hoa with no government response.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Thai Hoa
Bridge 10 Comics at Crossword Puzzle 18 Deaths 31 Editorials 12
A compact page item surveys content across the issue noting Bridge 10 Comics, Crossword Puzzle listings, public notices of 18 deaths, editorials on page 12, and financial briefs on pages 20 and 21 alongside movie times and public records.
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Movie Times
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Woman's View
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