Tuskegee City Council Race Tests Racial Power Shift
In Tuskegee Alabama next Tuesday eight Negroes run for five council seats amid a city where blacks outnumber whites five to one. Analysts warn a unified black vote could elect all five, challenging a long-standing caste system while white opposition remains strong, especially among rural areas.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Macon County
C. G. Gimillion
Tuskegee Institute
James Silver
Mississippi
Theodore Bilbo
Truth About The Budget And Johnson Figures
President Johnson announced final budget figures for the year ended June 30. Expenditures were 97.7 billion, down over 1 billion from Kennedy's January 1963 estimate, and the deficit at 8.8 billion was 3.6 billion less than first projected.
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Johnson
Kennedy
Detroit Talks Money In Mid August UAW Ford Talks
In Detroit the United Auto Workers expect a firm money offer from Ford as their contracts near expiration on August 31. The union seeks a substantial raise, possibly 4 to 8 percent, while Ford is likely to limit to around 3 percent under Kennedy era guidelines. Readiness for a high wage boost reflects industry profits and Washington election year pressures, with politics from Goldwater noted as a potential catalyst.
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United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Ford
Kennedy
General Motors
UAW
Washington
Sen. Goldwater
Labor Department
War on Poverty front concerns spark with Johnson visit
The piece notes strong suspicion that President Johnson fights poverty on the wrong front. A photo shows Johnson with the Marlow family near Rocky Mount, North Carolina, where nine people live on about $1,000 yearly. The article from the Charlotte Observer says Marlow expects $1,500 profit from tobacco after family costs.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
David Marlow
Rocky Mount
N. C
Mariows
Charlotte, N.C
Marlow
Kennedy Tribute Switch Causes Northern Dems Grief
President Johnson weighs the timing of JFK tribute at the Democratic National Convention amid debate over the timing and impact of a moving JFK film. The move sparks chatter about a hidden vice presidential choice and White House strategy.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy Johnson tensions rock Democrat camp at convention
A chaotic clash inside the Kennedy Johnson faction unfolds as Northern Democrats grow wary of late JFK tribute plans and Johnson's grip on the party. Southern leaders fear Kennedy allies may gain momentum if the tribute is delayed. The debate highlights factional splits as open discussions about the Atlantic City convention unfold amid shifting schedules and political maneuvering.
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Rhode Island
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Democratic Party
Johns
White House
Atlantic City
Johnson Camp
JFK
Daviddence
Porter
Ameri
Folklore anecdotes and a political scare in one page
A folk tale about a boy at a noon meal ends with a tactless compliment and repair attempts. A boastful child at a meeting provokes a humorous exchange about a dignified man. The text includes an American Saying and a garbled AP dispatch noting political manoeuvring, a shipboard accident, and tie-ins to a 1940s era convention and leadership intrigue.
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Ruth
N. Behrman
American Playright
U S Protest to Hanoi Over Maddox Attack
The State Department disclosed a sharp protest to North Viet Nam after three torpedo boats attacked the destroyer Maddox. It warned of grave consequences for any further U S hostilities and said U S warships would defend their right to operate on the high seas. The note was prepared in Washington and sent to the Saigon embassy for transmission through channels, possibly via the International Control Commission.
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Washington
U.S
Controversial Psychoanalytic Claims on Homosexuality
The article argues that jealousy and tantrums mark an adult female homosexual, claims homosexuality arises in youths and prisoners, and urges parents to secure a booklet to “vaccinate against homosexuality.” It cites Alice Z. and Edith, discusses university and military segregation, and asserts rearing shapes sexual orientation with examples of autoeroticism and influence by guardians.
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Alice
Alice Z
Edith
Alice Leges
Prissanely
Northwestern University
Doctor warns against aspirin for fever avoid harm
Dr William Brady argues that giving aspirin to treat a slight fever is risky and often unnecessary. He recounts a case of a three year old who suffered aspirin poisoning and says doctors should not promote aspirin as a universal cure. He urges caution, explains that fever is a defense, and offers to answer brief personal health letters.
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Asharm
Daniel Hiseline
Shortsville
Gray
Tolmy
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Camino
South
Beverly Hills
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