Freshman Democrats Help Johnson Push Key Bills
One hundred seventy-one freshmen in the House aid President Johnson’s agenda including the creation of a new Department of Housing and Urban Development and passage of a bill against state union-shop bans. Senate approval of a foreign aid bill totals 3.143 billion, with cuts resisted. Defense plans consider recruiting reserves. a formal announcement may come next week.
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House
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Democratic National Committee
Senate
Appropriations Committee
India
Pakeistan
Greece
Turkey
Defense Department
Pentagon
Congress
Reserve
National Guard
Scientists Challenge Mars Report on Water Evidence
Washington AP two scientists challenge NASA's Mars water claim. Edward Anders of Chicago and James Arnold of UC San Diego propose Martian craters formed after water presence, suggesting early water could have existed 3.5 billion years ago and later disappeared before crater formation.
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Washington
Space Agency
Mars
The
White House
Mariner
Red Planet
Earth
Edward Anders
University of Chicago
James R. Arnold
University of California, San Diego
Science
Actor Charles Boyer Prepares Son's Funeral After Tragic Death
Charles Boyer arranged funeral services in Los Angeles for his 21 year old son Michael after a pistol shot to the temple. Police said the death may have been a prank or self-inflicted amid unrequited love. Marilyn Campbell, 22, said she planned to leave the relationship.
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Los Angeles
Charles Boyer
Paris
Los Angeles International
Michael Charles Boyer
Boyer
Michael
Marilyn Campbell
Insurance group cites $10 billion 1964 traffic loss in NY
The Insurance Information Institute reports 1964 traffic accidents caused nearly $10 billion in economic losses nationwide with the institute acting as spokesman for the property and liability insurance industry in New York.
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New York
Insurance Information Institute
Jail orders end to prisoners washing clothes
Baltimore County Jail inmates were ordered to stop washing their own clothes. Warden Stanley J. Foster Jr. said wet garments hung over cell bars made the jail look like a Chinese laundry. Inmates were told to use the jail laundry or have clothes sent home with visitors.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore County
Towson
Stanley J. Foster Jr
Airline ordered to reinstate stewardess in marriage dispute
Betty Bateman a Braniff stewardess fired after her secret marriage must be rehired with full seniority and benefits by the airline. The ruling marks a breakthrough against a no marriage rule amid a federal arbitration process supported by the Air Line Pilots Association.
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Air Line
Betty Bateman
Dallas
Tex
Braniff International Airways
Braniff
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Virginia
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Party Tyme Products Co
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Commerce Street
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Kenneth Patton
Read Distributing CO
Lynchburg
William Paris
Ributing Co., Inc
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Sell Inc
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