Mansfield urges slow pace on desegregation plans
Washington AP reports Senate Majority Leader Mansfield criticized Education and Welfare Dept for desegregation steps, urging caution to align with Congressional intent. He backed a Senate Appropriations panel critique of guidelines under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and warned against rushing reforms.
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France Seeks Timetable To End War At United Nations
At the United Nations, French Foreign Minister and Maurice Couve de Murville urged a timetable for ending the war in Vietnam. The French push seeks a settlement via direct negotiations aided by a UN involvement, while the United States signals flexibility and readiness to consider peace proposals from all sides.
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Maurice Couve de Murville
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Arthur J. T
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U Thant
Washington
UPI
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Jdall Assures Dunes Backers Of Support
Jdall assures backers of the Dunes of continued support as discussions move into the escalation phase. He stresses commitment to the project and emphasizes steady progress toward a favorable outcome for stakeholders.
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Indiana Farmers Received Seven Percent of 1965 Income
Indiana farmers earned 7 percent of their 1965 farm income totaling a record 1 396 691 000 from government payments. Livestock and products led at 743 010 000, hog revenues rose 17 percent to 31 508 000, crops brought in 554 988 000, with average gross per Hoosier farm at 12 675, while expenses climbed to 8 443 from 8 047.
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Purdue University
Nixon Slashes LBJ Proposals in North Carolina speech
Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged withdrawing and repudiating two Johnson proposals to the Communists in a speech backing Republican Kim Gardner in North Carolina's 4th District race. He cited talks to return to Geneva on Vietnam and a Goldberg ceasefire offer, warning against sacrificing U.S. air and ground leverage before a credible de escalation. A separate item notes a Pennsylvania Railroad freight derailment at Dorado, Ohio with no injuries. A third brief mentions a butter factory machine in St. Paul.
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Richard Nixon
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Kim Gardner
Harold Cooley
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Viet Nam
U.N
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
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