Alaska flood damage tops 178 million dollars
Army engineers estimated total flood damage at 178 million dollars with about 153 million in the Fairbanks area. The disaster left most of Fairbanks flooded up to ten feet, forced mass evacuations, and caused seven deaths as residents began cleanup and rebuilding ahead of freezing weather.
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Fulbright Denies Testing Support for LBJ Policies
In Washington AP reports Senator J W Fulbright rejects claims he seeks to test Senate backing for President Johnsons Vietnam policy. He pushes a broader national commitment measure limited by no binding effect while hearings revisit the Tonkin Gulf resolution. Townsend Hoppes is confirmed as undersecretary of the Air Force amid Byrd criticism.
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Cigarette Filter Rejected by Two Major Firms
Washington AP report says two large cigarette companies tested Robert L. Strickman’s filter and found it unsatisfactory. Columbia University sponsor plans were halted after president Grayson Kirk ruled out licensing pending extensive testing and conclusive results. Senator Morton noted Brown & Williamson and Lorillard tested the filter and rejected it.
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Auto Union rolls up big strike authorization vote
United Auto Workers report overwhelming margins to authorize a strike against Ford Chrysler and largely against GM as ballots show Ford 32 976 to 966 Chrysler 36 492 to 1 532 with GM margins reportedly 90 plus percent If approved local unions with hundreds of thousands of members are told to finish balloting and report to headquarters despite uncertainty over an actual strike.
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