Malaysian Guerrillas Increase Activities
Kuala Lumpur sources report Communist guerrillas operating from secret border hideouts have grown stronger and more willing to fight over the past year. In 1967 there were twice as many clashes with Malaysian or Thai forces as in 1966, though officials labeled the increase slight. The government previously estimated the outlawed party may number between five and six hundred fighters.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Malay Peninsula
Gulf of Siam
Vietnam
Britain
Governor Lurleen Wallace Suffering Setback in Cancer Battle
In Montgomery Alabama doctors report concern over Governor Lurleen Wallace after a third cancer operation. She runs a fever, receives antibiotics for an intra abdominal infection, and remains off her normal diet while recovering at St Margaret's Hospital.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Lurleen Wallace
House Democratic Leaders Seek Votes To Pass Civil Rights Bill
House Democratic leaders search for votes to pass the Senate civil rights bill banning discrimination in the sale or rental of most homes by 1970. Ford remains uncommitted as Celler, Mack Mack, and Albert weigh strategies risking further delay and a possible filibuster. President Johnson applauds the Senate, saying the House will test these great issues.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Mich
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
John W. McCormack
Carl Albert
Okla
Albert
Celler
White House
Ford
Senate
Johnson
Bundy Advocates Open Housing to Improve Race Relations
In a Harvard lecture, McGeorge Bundy, former presidential assistant and Ford Foundation president, urged undoing government failures that fuel prejudice. He favored a federal fair housing law as more fundamental to race relations than school desegregation rulings, arguing property ownership should not bar black ownership and that Washington may bear the necessary action.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
Harvard University
Bundy
Washington
Man finally passes after 90,000 mile trial
John Hawkins rode for a decade with learner plates on his motorcycle covering 90,000 miles and wearing out five bikes before passing the license test. He said the first attempt undermined his confidence.
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Seaforth Grove
England
UPI
John Hawkins
School Boards Refuse To Forgive And Forget
The statewide Florida teachers strike ends, but 40 counties keep most teachers from returning. Many educators remained away or were kept from classes while Florida and Pittsburgh districts negotiate. In Pittsburgh, two factions seek a bargaining agent election and state aid, with mixed reactions from the local teachers associations. Weather radar plans to track whistling swan migration for aviation safety across several northern cities.
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Pittsburgh
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DEA
Stuart Phillips
Christian
Florida Education Association
Department of Education
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Washington
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Canada
Akron
Detroit
Minneapolis
Wave of Unrest Roils Eastern Europe Across Cities
Eastern Europe faces rising unrest as riot police clash with youths in Warsaw while Prague plans a Politburo session to address leadership postures. In Bucharest Romanians oppose Soviet plans at Geneva, signaling a shifting mood in a region long ruled by communism.
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Warsaw
Prague
Bucharest
Geneva
Gestapo
Culture Ministry
Warsaw Party Central Committee
Old Town
Trybuna Ludu
Evers in Runoff Today For Congressional Seat
In Mississippi's Third District runoff former civil rights leader Charles Evers and Charles Griffin compete to fill the late John Bell Williams seat. White voters outnumber Black voters about 125000 to 70000 as polls open for 11 hours.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Charles Griffin
Charles Evers
Mississippi
Evers
Griffin
John Bell Williams
Williams
Utica
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