Soviet Prague clash over liberal course escalates show down demand
Moscow demands a show down meeting on Soviet soil with Prague leaders as Pravda accuses Czechoslovakia of anti socialist propaganda. Prague reportedly favors meeting on their own soil while Dubcek resists capitulation amid troop withdrawal and arms cache rumors.
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Reward offered for registered Negro Wallace supporters in Alabama
HARTSELLE Ala AP William Bradford Hale a well known Alabama author offered 500 reward to anyone who can find a registered Negro voter in Alabama supporting George Wallace for president Hale said Wallace on national television implies there are Negroes in Alabama who in 1966 wanted his wife to be governor and in 1968 want him president He and many Negroes have searched the state and have not found a bona fide Negro Wallaceite Hale is author of The Americanization of Emily and The Revolt of Mamie Stover.
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George Wallace
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Huie
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Mamie Stover
Senate Delays Fortas Move as Thornberry Test Planned
Senate leaders expect action on Abe Fortas to wait until after Labor Day with a long recess for conventions, as Eastland says Thornberry may be questioned briefly and then postponed until Fortas is confirmed. Liberty Lobby opposes Fortas citing communist ties and alleged corruption links. Strom Thurmond signals possible filibuster on both Johnson nominees.
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House Turns To Study Of Mail Order Sale Of Guns
The House, blocking Johnson gun registration hopes, turned to a proposed ban on mail order sales of rifles and shotguns and ammunitions. Amendments licensing gun owners and banning interstate mail sales were set for action before a final vote. Aimed at stronger gun controls, the measure would add long guns and ammunition to the pistol mail order ban and prohibit sales to juveniles and nonresidents, with penalties for using guns in federal felonies.
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Two Demo governors urge Humphrey resignation as tactic
In Cincinnati, Gov. Philip Hoff of Vermont and Gov. Kenneth Curtis of Maine urged Hubert Humphrey to consider resigning as vice president to spark his White House bid. Hoff said the move would show independence from Johnson, while Curtis favored Kennedy as a potential running mate to energize the ticket.
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Pre Induction Tests Suspended By Selective Service
Washington AP reports the Selective Service System ordered focal draft boards to stop scheduling new pre induction physical exams in August and September to cut spending. A spokesman says no cut in monthly draft calls yet and only personnel and transportation for the physicals are being reduced. The action is a temporary delaying measure to reassess future needs.
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Little-Noticed Proviso To Choice Rights Bill
The House passed a Labor HEW appropriation proviso by Rep Jamie L Whitten to bar federal funds from compelling busing or forcing school choices. It aims to restrain HEW from actions tied to desegregation, potentially shaping freedom of choice plans and federal aid conditions for districts. Civil rights officials warn it could curb the department's leverage in implementing school integration.
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Heart Transplant Patient Improves at St Luke's Houston
Fred C. Everman, 58, of Alexandria, Virginia, the world’s 26th heart recipient, shows progress after receiving the heart of Evelyn G. Krikorian, 33, at St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital in Houston. Surgeon team led by Dr. Denton A. Cooley reports Everman in very satisfactory condition with four transplant patients progressing well. Krikorian died after cardiac arrest complications. operation began 10 minutes after death.
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United States
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Did You Know Tokyo’s size rivals Australia’s population
The message notes Tokyo as the largest city globally with a population approaching that of the entire Australian continent, highlighting the striking contrast between urban density and continental population.
All Electric Air Conditioning Powers Humidity Control
You learn that all electric air conditioning removes humidity and runs on electricity only. The system offers simple rugged operation, long service life, and efficient performance. Its low cost can save several hundred dollars in central home cooling compared with other methods.
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