Birmingham a year after the racial unrest changes
An AP retrospective notes Birmingham 12 months after the 1963 demonstrations and church bombing. It cites integrated classrooms, Black and white workers in banks and security, new city committees with Black members, ongoing threats, and a mixed mood as officials push reforms while segregation persists. Authorities urge caution amid fragile progress.
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Jurich
Am Department
Hhe Gee
Relman Morin
Straiids
Birmingham
Matt Beaton Hield
Relman Ily Graham
Orin
Community Affairs Committee
Foreign aid games end as Johnson wins big
President Johnson asked for 3.6 billion in foreign aid and, after years of congressional bickering and delays, the House authorized nearly the full amount. The Senate must act, then a final appropriation vote will determine the exact sum. The shift marks a rare bipartisan momentum after a long pattern of annual wrangling.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Congressoe
Greece
Turkey
Truman
Europe
John F. Kennedy
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Clay
Clay Committee
Johnson
House
Senate
Carbon Monoxide Fells Students in Texas Bus Incident
A Dallas church group of 32 students aboard a Miracle Tabernacle bus were treated for carbon monoxide poisoning at Clay County Hospital in Henrietta Texas. Five or six were most seriously affected with three unconscious on arrival. oxygen was given to all passengers. Driver Bil Dyer reported drowsiness and stopping for air after passing Wichita Falls.
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Henrietta
Tex
Dallas Church
Clay County
Henriston
Wichita Falls
Miracle Tabernacle
Dallas
Childress
Shorty Hendricks
Hone
Hendricks
Bil Dyer
Friday Night TV Schedule Highlights and Notes
A detailed listing for Friday night and Saturday morning television programs, featuring News, Sports, Weather, and entertainment shows. Includes listings for Nick Gearhart, Bob Hope, Johnny Carson, Sea Hunt, Jungle Theater, Fireball XL5, Mighty Mouse, Sky King, and Evening Sign Off.
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Nick Gearhart
Ron Cochran
Jn Price
Bob Hope
Jack Paar Burke
Alfred Hite
Morris
Ron Stone
Farm Journal
Susie
Kangaroo
Rough and Reddy
Cadet Son
Mighty Mouse
Dennis the Menace
Casper
Fury
Roy ‘Rogers
Beanie
Cecil
Bullwinkle
den’ Mahoney
FBI
Daily War
Missing windmill puzzles San Angelo residents
San Angelo AP reports Mrs Mayme Allison’s high steel windmill was stolen Thursday from behind her house. She says she might have kept it for future use and wishes the thieves had asked permission. Two unmarked trucks drove up and removed the windmill while she was away.
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San Angelo
Mayme-Allison
Rockefeller Seals 80 of 92 NY Delegates for GOP Nominat
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller secured formal commitment from 78 delegates and 45 alternates in Albany meeting to back his presidential bid. With three absent supporters, Javits Keating and Lindsay, he is assured 77 votes and expected to reach at least 65 by July. The move signals a reinforced push for a moderate platform.
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Albany
NUV
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
GOP
Fred A. Young
San Francisco
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Vincent J. Walsh
Gorden City
Goldwater
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
John Lindsay
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Albert Boutwell
Lucius Pitts
Miles College
Arthur Shores
Boutwell
W. Texas
Ilkies
Buck Turner
N. Main
Texas
Sun's
George Reasoner
Roy Rogers
Hollywood Playhouse
Larry Kane
League of Women Voters
Buick
Lone Ranger
Eddie Steward
Wilburn Brothers
Wide World of Sports
Rocky
British Museum
He Rowugue
Dacron Blends
Dacron & Cotton
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