Katzenbach Confirmed as Attorney General and More Posts
President Johnson names Nicholas Katzenbach as attorney general and Ralph Martin as commerce secretary while signaling other appointments. Katzenbach, 43, rose to prominence during the Alabama integration showdown and previously served as deputy attorney general. Marvin Watson to become special assistant, with duties on state and local projects.
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UPI
Johnson
John T. Conchelas
D. Katzenbach
Net
Commerce
Meted
Aed Stapensemabach
Chin
Robert Eos Senate
U.S. Senate
New York
Clark
Johnson Also Selected Ramseytorney
Sulands
Tom Ced
John F. Kenne
Alabama
George C. Wallace
White House
Marvin Watson
Texas Democratic Party
Spe
George E. Reedy
Watson
Right to Work Law Fight Sets Iowa Caucus Debate
Iowa lawmakers push to repeal the right to work law with a House committee voting 15-6 to recommend passage Rep Charles Grassley and Rep Lee Gaudineer lead the charge while Gov Harold Hughes and party leaders caucus over the measure The caucus leaves Democrats and Republicans divided over timing and strategy amid tensions on labor policy
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UPI
Towa
Charles Grassley
New Hartford
House Industrial and Human Relations Committee
Lee H. Gaudineer
D - Des Moines
Radl
Lisbon
James W. Burke
Sioux City
Republican Committee
Radal
Rome
James J. Wengert
Wengert
Leroy S. Miller
Shenandoah
Wenert
Miller
Harold E. Hughes
House Democrats
Iowa
Hughes
House
Maule
Johnson Sees Excellent Economy and 1965 Growth
President Johnson told Congress that the U S economy is in excellent shape and forecast uninterrupted expansion for 1965 with only a modest unemployment decline. He urged close monitoring of wages and prices, tightened monetary measures, and possible stand by actions to counter inflation while seeking tax and spending boosts to lift GNP to 660 billion and raise Social Security benefits.
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UPI
Johnson
U. S
Congress
F Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
United Steelworkers
Shaw
Ackley
Public hearing on Sunset Park rest rooms proposal
Public notices announce a hearing on plans to construct rest rooms in Sunset Park. Details specify location, date, and time for community input, with the aim of approving the park facility project and outlining any required permits or environmental considerations.
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Sunset Park
Weather outlook for Towa with cold nights ahead
United Press International reports fair but bitterly cold conditions. Tonight lows reach 15 to 20 below in the northeast and 5 to 15 below in the southwest. Friday highs reach zero to 10 above. Saturday outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and a slight warmup from Friday.
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United Press International
Oanh Named Acting Prime Minister by South Vietnam
Saigon announces Lt General Nguyen Khanh reappoints U.S. educated Nguyen Xuan Oanh as interim prime minister with a military council as final arbiter. Oanh's brief 1964 tenure is recalled as Khanh again secures control after Huong's ouster amid Buddhist riots. Elections slated March 21 for a national congress while Sun and Suu hold cabinet roles.
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Tran van Huong
Khanh
Oanh
Suu
Shanh
Armed Forces Council
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Armed Robbery at Highland Super Valu in Waterloo
Two armed men robbed the Highland Super Valu in Waterloo Iowa, taking an undetermined amount of cash after entering near closing time. Store manager David Burger said one kept a gun on him while the other emptied the cash register. Employees were inventorying today to determine the haul.
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Waterloo
Iowa
David Burger
Burger
U S Policy backs Gen Taylor amid Viet Nam tension
Washington prepared to back Gen Maxwell Taylor to bolster his authority as Saigon faces a fragile interim regime. Khanh and Taylor reportedly clash over policy while Oanh takes temporary premier post. US seeks stability, civilian control, and roadmap to elections in late March amid a prolonged anti Communist civil war.
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UPI
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
Tran van Huong
Taylor
Khanh
State Department
Shanh
Huong
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Armed Forces
Churchill State Funeral Tribute Draws Global Dignitaries
Westminster Hall daily toll of five thousand through the hours marks a universal tribute to Sir Winston Churchill. Royal and foreign leaders, including Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and United States officials, join a vast international gathering for the St. Pauls Cathedral funeral. Snow and crowds shape the day as authorities manage a line up to two miles long.
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UPI
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Winston Churchill
Britain
Scotland Yard Aid
Armed Services
St. Paul's Cathedral
Churchill
Universal One
Washington County Farm Institute draw 200 farmers
About 200 Washington County farmers attended the Third Annual Washington County Farm Institute at the YWCA sponsored by the Agricultural Bureau of the Washington Chamber of Commerce. Five speakers covered The Specialized Farmer Tools for Specialized Farming The River Grain Trade Futures Trading in Grain Pork Bellies and Beef and The Farmers Future in the Age of Specialization. Interviews with county leaders emphasized farming as the county’s main industry and the need for better records and up to date equipment to meet agricultural changes.
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Washington County Farm Institute
YWCA
Agricultural Bureau of the
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Paul Gebhardt
Chamber of Commerce
Arvid Anderson
Crawfordsville
Lathol Guy
Brighton
Lathol 1
Harvey Timmins
Washington Area
Mike
Larry Marek
Riverside
Institute
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Sir Winston
Dwight D.usenhower
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Earl Warren
Marina
Queen Elizabeth
Duchess of Kent
Duchess of Gloucester
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Lord Attlee
Robert Menzies
Australia
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Bier
St. Stephen
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Anderson
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