Red Guards Turn in China Cultural Turmoil
Hong Kong dispatch reports new twists in the Red Guard movement amid cultural upheaval. Nationalist officials in Peking warn of a possible showdown, noting worsening personal crises among residents as Western influence erodes.
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TV May Show Johnson Far East Trip Live Airways
President Johnson's Far East trip next month could be televised in part. COMSAT said technical difficulties hinder live coverage but testing planned after a satellite launch across the Pacific and a second over the Atlantic. If feasible, coverage would begin with the seven nation Viet Nam conference October 18 in the Philippines.
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Daley slams news media for sensationalism on civil rights
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley accused newsmen of sensationalism in covering civil rights protests and ghetto conditions. He cited a New Brunswick walkout during Vice President Humphrey’s Rutgers speech and warned reporters create heat with weak reasoning. He criticized coverage that highlights conflict while neglecting Chicago’s efforts to solve local problems.
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Views Differ On Criminal Cases Ruling
Indiana officials debated the impact of a Supreme Court decision on criminal suspects at Evansville College. Law enforcement, judges, and prosecutors expressed varied views on rights waivers, counsel, and enforcing laws while protecting victims. The conference was co sponsored by Indiana University and the Indiana State Bar Association.
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Japanese Minister Will Visit U S
Tokyo reports Japanese defense minister Eikichi Kambayashiyama will visit the United States next month at the invitation of Defense Secretary Robert McNamara. The leaders are to discuss the Vietnam War, China’s nuclear program, and defense arrangements.
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State Prison Inmates Stage Sit-Down Protests
Indiana State Prison inmates refused to work in the auto license plate shop after Napoleon Armstrong 45 Gary lost four fingers and part of his hand in a hydraulic press. Warden Ward Lane said he would seek compensation discussions and the presses were shut pending inspection. About 40 cannery workers also sat down demanding cleaner garments, with deputies agreeing and new clothing bought locally.
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Indian Strike Snarls Shipping In Bombay
A strike by 12 pilots and dock workers in Bombay halted port activity after the master pilot was disciplined for joining a union. Officials feared the action could spread nationwide and drag on indefinitely. Sign, Nema DOME PAINTING WASHINGTON The Capitol is painted every four years and needs 1,000 gallons.
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