Sponsors Modify Assault On Senate Filibuster Rule
Washington AP reports bipartisan sponsors of the biennial bid to limit Senate debate have tweaked their plan while awaiting Vice President Humphrey’s ruling. Javits and Hart seek a three fifths vote, or possibly a two thirds vote if the Senate is deemed a continuing body.
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Congress
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Humphrey
Norway
U.N
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SF State Faces Another Problem
Troubled San Francisco State College endures a formal teachers strike as acting President SL Hayakawa questions keeping the school open. At San Jose a similar strike gains sanction with plans to back the SF State action.
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San Francisco State College
SL Hayakawa
San Jose
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San Francisco Labor Council
Central Labor Council
Santa Clara County
Hayakawa
Black Students Union
Third World Liberation Front
Black Studies
College of San Mateo
Taft Weathered March 4 1909 Inauguration Snowstorm
On March 4 1909 a severe Washington storm left about 10 inches of snow forcing William Howard Taft indoors during his inauguration day.
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William Howard Taft
Washington
Howell Pushes Virginia Consumer Protections
State Sen. Henry E. Howell Jr. urged Hampden Sydney College students to back stronger consumer protections in Virginia. He criticized the state government as failing the people and pushing back against lobbyists of big interests. He cited efforts to create a consumer protection office and referenced a Supreme Court case on automobile insurance practices, claiming insurers overcharged Virginians by about two million dollars annually.
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Henry E. Howell Jr
Hampden
Sydney College
Howell
Virginia
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Consumer Protection
Big
State Corporation Commission
Big Boys
Cattle Death Toll Cited At Ten Percent In US
Veterinarians estimate that ten percent of all cattle in the United States die from animal diseases each year, an annual cost conservatively placed at two million dollars.
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United States
Stennis Backs Open Review Of Packard Trust Plan
Senator Stennis says it is an open question whether Packard’s plan to place 300 million in Hewlett Packard stock in a trust will satisfy the Senate Armed Services Committee before approving Packard’s nomination as deputy secretary of defense. He expects no objection to Laird’s defense secretary nomination and notes case by case precedent.
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Senate
David Packard
Stennis
Mississippi
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Rep
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Defense
Hewlett-Packard Co
Palo Alto
Calif
Charles E. Wilson
Robert S. McNamara
Laird
Nixon
Stanley R. Reasor
Army
Robert C
Romney Urges Revaluing Secular Education in Michigan
Detroit AP Gov George Romney urging private and parochial schools to rethink secular instruction and consider afternoon classes or shifting focus to religious and moral teaching He favors limiting state aid while stressing local control Romney resigns to join Nixon Cabinet and advocates regional school funding reforms including pooling funds for metro areas
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George Romney
Nixon
Michigan
Romney
U.S
House
Senate
Thomas J. Gumbleton
John F. Choitz
Michigan Association of Nonpublic Schools
Planning Commission Hearing on Rezoning Request
The City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 3 00 P M January 22 1969 in City Hall Council Chamber on Ralph L Herring s request to rezone 2083 acres at 1002 Amherst Street from R 1 to R 5 for town houses Further information is available in Building Inspector s Office City Hall James T Swiger Secretary 12-31 1-7 21
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Council Chamber
City Hall
Ralph L. Herring
Amherst Street
James T. Swiger
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