Senate Move To End Talkathon Over Reapportionment
Senate leaders plan a Tuesday cloture petition to end the liberal talkathon delaying a vote on a rider to the foreign aid bill. It could force a Thursday vote on halting debate but two thirds may not be reached. The fight centers on delaying implementation of the Supreme Court population based apportionment rule, with possible tabling or a breathing space compromise as options.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Johnson
Appalachia
House
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Ted Simons 75 Dies in Washington County Hospital
Theodore John Simons 75 of 522 North Second Avenue Washington died today September 7 1964 at Washington County Hospital after four years illness. Funeral planned Thursday at Jones Funeral Home. Born August 5 1889 in Charter Oak Iowa he married Cecil Hethcote December 24 1915. Survived by wife nine children two sisters and many grandchildren.
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Theodore John Simons
North Second Avenue
Washington
Washington County Hospital
Jones
Mr. Simons
Charter Oak
Iowa
Peter Hubert
Alma Dunbar Simons
Cecil Hethcote
Homer
Dixie) Herron
Nederland
Texas
Wayne
Maxine
Chamberlin
Omaha
Nebr
T. J
Jack) Simons Jr
Pasadena
Reta and
Roma Simons
Waco
Wilma Wallace
San Pablo
Calif
Cloud
Betty) Willits Jr
LaPort
Hubert E
Buster
Malaysia in turmoil as rioting flares in Singapore streets
Singapore reports Chinese and Malays clashed in the streets for a sixth day amid race rioting. One killed, toll at 12, 85 injured, 23 hospitalized. Malaysia blames Indonesian agitators as security forces pursue raiders. paratroopers in Labis and mangrove swamp skirmishes yield casualties and captures. Malaysia seeks UN Security Council action.
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Singapore
Malaysia
UPI
Malaya
British Borneo
Asia
Japan
Indonesia
Tengku Abdul Rahman
New York
United Nations Security Council
Migrant workers stranded as pickle plant shuts down
In Edmore Michigan a town of 1300 rallied to aid 230 Puerto Rican and 200 Mexican workers stranded after Miller Pickle Co. closed. Residents and St Margaret Mary church members fed workers while officials and priests kept a potential riot calm. Workers on 13 week contracts earned $1 an hour for nine hours daily six days weekly with split return-home pay obligations.
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Edmore
Mich
UPI
Charles Max
St. Margaret Mary Roman
Leo Rosloniec
Miller Pickles Co
Isaac Miller
Buffalo
N. Y
Rites Wednesday for Dale Bidwell
Dale Everett Bidwell aged 67 of Chicago died there Sunday September 6 1964. Born at Brighton February 3 1897 he lived 44 years in Chicago. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev Carlyle Smith in charge. Burial Hillcrest Cemetery at Brighton. Survived by wife Nita Nicholson two daughters Grandchildren one brother Kenneth Casper Wyoming two sisters Leona Jingles Richland and Marie Mathers Peoria. He was an Christian Church member and interior decorator.
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Dale Everett Bidwell
Montrose Ave
Chicago
Ill
Brighton
Sherman - Eden
Carlyle Smith
Hillcrest
Mr. Bidwell
Harry
Georgia Menefee Bidwell
Nita Nicholson
Christian Church
Gerald Swarthout
Hemet
Calif
John Hardt
Kenneth
Casper
Wyo
Leona Jingles
Richland
Marie Mathers
Peoria
Goldwater Begins Campaign Swing With Labor Day Pause
UPI reports Republican nominee Barry Goldwater prepared for intensive campaigning starting after Labor Day. He planned a quiet holiday in Phoenix then launches in California with a first major speech at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, outlining automatic income tax cuts. He criticized Defense Department cuts and Vinson and urged a strong Air Force. His Sept 14 itinerary shows 16 appearances in eight Southern states.
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Ariz
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
California
Los Angeles
GOP
Dodger Stadium
Chavez Ravine
Goldwater
Defense Department
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House
Armed Services Committee
Dean
Vinson
Warner Robins Air Force Base
Macon
Air Force
Defense
Robert McNamara
Eisenhower
Air Force Reserve
McNamara
Johnson
South
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
South Carolina
Louisiana
Alabama
Texas
Taylor reports on Viet Nam crisis from Washington
General Maxwell D Taylor arrives in Washington to brief President Johnson on the Southeast Asian crisis. He notes no easy solution and plans to meet Secretary Rusk before reporting further. He travels with aides and his son Captain Thomas Taylor. Taylor cites Khanh’s fragile provisional government plan and says Viet Cong attacks have not subsided, while North Vietnamese torpedo boat raids boosted South Vietnamese morale.
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Washington
UPI
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Taylor
Dean Rusk
Army
Thomas Taylor
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
Saigon
James S. Killen
William E. Dupuy
Barry Zorthian
Andrews Air Force Base
Nguyen Khanh
Sional
Khanh
William C. Westmoreland
Bay of Tonkin
Johnson says no conventional nuclear weapon exists
President Johnson opened his campaign against Barry Goldwater by asserting there is no such thing as a conventional nuclear weapon. He warned that adopting tac tical nuclear arms would risk a dangerous, unpredictable path and emphasized his commitment to peaceful, realistic security measures. The Detroit labor rally followed a tradition of Democratic campaign launches.
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Detroit
UPI
Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
GOP
Goldwater
Europe
United States
Weekend toll in Iowa rises with 12 traffic deaths
United Press International reports 12 traffic fatalities in Iowa since Labor Day weekend, lifting the state toll to 5388 this year. A 9 year old boy, Steven John Molitor of Waukon, drowned on his parents farm pond, bringing the weekend death toll to 13.
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United Press International
Iowa
Steven John Molitor
Waukon
Giant hurricane Dora churns Atlantic on threatening course
UPI reports Hurricane Dora races across the Atlantic with 130 mph winds. Warnings extend to Georgia and the Carolinas as Dora feeds on warm waters, with fringe effects possible by late Tuesday. Dora sits 750 miles east of Cape Kennedy at midnight, 360 miles south-southwest of Bermuda, with hurricane force winds extending outward. Ethel, a weaker tropical storm, may be absorbed by Dora as it moves west-northwest.
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Miami
UPI
Dora
Atlantic
Georgia
Carolinas
South Atlantic Seaboard
Miami Weather Bureau
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Bermuda
Geneate Power
Ethel
Rioting Teens Clash With Police At Coastal Resorts
Troopers and National Guardsmen battled hundreds of rioting youths in Seaside Oregon and Hampton Beach New Hampshire. More than 95 teens jailed, dozens injured, and extensive property damage reported as authorities mobilized heavy armed response and tear gas to disperse crowds across two Labor Day weekends.
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Orc
UPI
Pelt State Police
National
Hampton Beach
N.H
Oregon
New Hampshire
Ore
Pacific Coast
National Guard
Sheriff Sale Notice at Local Court House
Notice of sheriff sale of real estate to be held at the local courthouse on September 21. Court records indicate execution of a judgment against the property owner and details of the property to be auctioned will be available at the sheriff's office.
Mrs Mary Jack of Cedar Rapids Dies
Mrs Mary Jack of Cedar Rapids died Saturday after a long illness. Surviving in Washington are daughter Mrs Bert Powers and two sisters Mrs J W Bidwell and Katie Bowman. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 p m in Vinton at her former home.
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Mary Jack
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Bert Powers
J. W. Bidwell
Katie Bowman
Vinton
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Worth, Tl
Harry Hansen
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