Nixon Meets Negro Pastor to Discuss Racial Problems
Vice President Nixon meets in Washington with Rev. Martin Luther King to hear southern conditions and discuss civil rights as House and Senate maneuver over bypassing the Judiciary Committee. King’s Ghana visit links fuel to Nixon's possible Senate role and a potential southern filibuster risk looms.
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Nixon
Washington
Senate
Montgomery
Ala
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Martin Luther King
South
King
Ghana
Eisenhower
Sen. Knowland
California
GOP
Judiciary Committee
Passport renewal refused for newsman William Worthy
The State Department tentatively denied renewing the passport of journalist William Worthy of the Baltimore Afro-American after a April 29 hearing. Worthy, banned from travel to Red China last December, can appeal first to a special board and then to the courts if denied again, with his 11 page brief criticizing policy and press freedom.
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Washington
State Department
William Worthy
Worthy
Baltimore
Red China
Secretary of State
Dulles
Ashley J. Nicholas
Long pushes 390 million cut in foreign aid bill
Sen. Long of Louisiana led a bid to reduce foreign aid by 390 million dollars in the Senate bill totaling 3.6 billion. He proposed cutting military assistance from 1.8 billion to one billion and defense supports from 800 million to 710 million for the next year, aligning with Foreign Relations Committee figures. Senators Morse and Knowland criticized or supported the plan as part of a broader two year authorization debate.
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Washington
Sen
Long
D-La
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
House
Ose
Russell
D-Ga
Polio Foundation Head Reopens Married Life in Europe
Basil O'Connor, 65, head of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, wed Hazel Royall, 43, director of functional therapy at the Warm Springs Foundation. It is a second marriage for both. They depart for a European honeymoon. O'Connor's first wife died years ago and Mrs. O'Connor was formerly married to Charles Dudley Stephens II of Tallahassee, Florida.
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New York
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Hazel Royall
Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs
O'Connor
Charles Dudley Stephens II
Tallahassee
Fla
Stassen Heads to London to Resume Disarmament Talks
Harold E. Stassen, chief U. S. disarmament negotiator, travels to London to revive talks with allies and Russia on initial moves to end the atomic arms race. He is said to be instructed to limit private talks with Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin amid Allied complaints and State Department concerns.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
U. S
London
America
Russia
Dulles
Valerian Zorin
State Department
Stassen
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Zorin
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