Johnson poised for return to national politics
Lyndon B. Johnson, rumored to reunite with John Kennedy in a vigorous 1964 campaign, is shown ready to reengage in national politics. The article notes Johnson's potential to rally Southern Democrats over civil rights issues and his diverse roles in government as he shapes a path back to influence ahead of 1968.
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Idle Child Stars Find Little Work After Series End
Hollywood AP reports child actors from classic series face dwindling roles after cancellations. Jay North of Dennis the Menace paused acting, while Lori Martin now 16 balances school and auditions. Tony Dow contemplates college courses and possible new roles after high school. Jerry Mathers retires briefly to start high school, Shelley Fabares pursues singing, and Sherry Jackson models ongoing TV work. Richard Keith, age 12, acts occasionally and drums in a kid band with Desi Arnaz IV, reflecting a shift from child stardom to varied paths.
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Louisianas Court to Hear 232 Negroes in Plaquemine
PLAQUEMINE La AP AR raignment begins in City Court for 232 Negroes including James Farmer national director of CORE arrested for disturbing the peace during racial demonstrations. Mayor Charles Schnebelen to open with 17 cases after a week delay. Demonstrations began Aug 13 to protest segregation and aid a voter registration drive, continuing almost daily despite a federal ban. The case is before the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals after CORE sought federal relief. Demonstrators sang freedom songs and protested the mayor’s decision not to release 23 arrested in Port Allen before disbanding near a church. Six prisoners at the state fairgrounds were released for health reasons.
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