Fortas vows no bias in Supreme Court confirmation hearing
Abe Fortas denies past ties to communism and insists his close relationship with President Johnson will not affect his function as a Supreme Court justice. The Senate Judiciary Committee hears testimony, with some supporters and opponents urging caution as questions about his associations surface.
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Jobless Rate and Policy Debates Highlight Washington Report
President Johnson cites a 4.5 percent overall unemployment as teens add 1.6 million workers yet stay jobless at 43.2 percent. Congress approves a five year 185 million interior program extension to aid Guatemala and related funding totals for 1967. Senate and House GOP leaders criticize spendings inflation and poverty programs as not meeting targets.
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Cosmonaut Titov and family announce expected baby
Gherman Titov, Soviet cosmonaut, announced on air that he and his wife are expecting a baby this month on the fourth anniversary of his space flight. The report highlights his status as the second Soviet space traveler and notes family growth since their space ventures.
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King predicts 900000 Southern Negroes register this month
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr says his SCLC led drive with 800 workers in six states and 34 counties will push registration past 900,000 by month end. He notes federal examiners will begin after the voting rights bill signs, and expects decreased Southern demonstrations with possible rise in Northern protests.
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Be Ber of 3761 B.C. Grecian on Septem 5598 B.C.
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3 Inch Hail Stops Traffic in Nebraska Storm
The Associated Press reports severe storms across the Midwest and South with 3 inch hail near Grand Island Nebraska delaying traffic on Highway 34. Winds reached 50 to 60 mph in Woolsey Idaho and Colorado Springs Colorado as tornadoes and funnel clouds were sighted in Texas Florida and other states. Temperatures rose into the 80s and 90s across the eastern half of the nation while cool air moved into the northwest.
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Pilot Sacrifices Plane to Save 42 Aboard in Mexico City
Mexican airline Capt Francisco de La Huerta steered a DC6 to avoid a man on the runway after landing from Villaher mosa with 42 aboard. He said the choice was life or passengers life. Police found a bouquet of red and yellow paper roses on the tarmac.
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Negroes Demand Real Food Not Tea at King Rallies
The Rev. Ralph Abernethy, assistant to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., says few Negroes are invited to conferences and served tea and cookies. He calls for filet mignon instead of neck bone fare and rejects plans to amalgamate the races, insisting on equal brotherhood.
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Congo Rebels Bonded By Imperialism Claims
Nasser says Gbenye and Antoine Kanza betrayed the rebel cause after Ghenye visited Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah. Soumialot described the claim at a news conference amid regional tensions.
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Cuba Union Leader Proud Of Pay Cut Fla
Felix C. Ronda head of Cuba Electrical Energy Union boasts of pay and benefit cuts for members. He cites longer work week from 30 to 44 hours and added Saturday shifts. He says workers surrendered 15 extra vacation days to 30 and accept reduced salaries from 332.51 to 261.98 per month.
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