Public Accommodations High Court Opens With Rights Case
The Supreme Court opens the 1964 65 term hear ing Atlanta motel owner Moreton Rolleston appealing a lower court ruling requiring him to serve Black patrons The case tests the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as applied to public accommodations and may set a precedent before the upcoming national elections The Birmingham case Ollies Barbeque is also appealed by the Justice Department
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East Berliners Escape Through Tunnel to West Berlin
West Berlin officials report 57 East Germans fled to the West via a tunnel under the border wall over three days. A border guard was fatally shot when the tunnel was discovered. Refugees, including 23 men 31 women and three children, fled from a Bernauer Strasse apartment house cellar ending near the French sector in West Berlin.
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Five Mississippi officers freed on bond over civil rights beatings
Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey Deputy Cecil Price Philadelphia patrolman Richard A Willis ex Sheriff Ethel Barnett Barnett and retiree Neal Otha Burke were charged over beating six Negroes while in custody. They posted 1000 dollar bonds and were released as FBI agents took the victims into custody after a federal grand jury met in Biloxi. The panel also weighed the 1964- era disappearance of three civil rights workers, with no indictments in that case.
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Johnson and Goldwater Plan Western Campaign Trips
President Johnson and Senator Goldwater prepare West Coast speeches this week as the election nears. Miller also campaigns while Humphrey tours California. Johnson's layoff day gives way to a string of rallies from Illinois to Tennessee with San Francisco and the Columbus Day parade ahead.
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Soviets Demand MLF Scrapped for Nuclear Pact
Tass quoted commentator Mikhail Sagatelyan saying the Soviet Union would back a East West treaty banning nuclear spread only if the American Multilateral Nuclear Force program is scrapped. Tass noted Johnson and Douglas-Home stance as a smoke screen masking Western plans to rearm West Germany.
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GOP Task Force Critiques LBJ NATO Nuclear Policy
A Republican task force led by Neil H. McElroy accuses the Johnson administration of eroding NATO confidence by seeking to place all nuclear weapons under presidential control. The panel, backed by Goldwater, calls for broader authority for field commanders to use tactical nuclear weapons and cites Kennedy era precedents as a baseline.
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Inside Vermont budget push stirs state legislature
On the Inside University of Vermont to ask state legislature for large increase for the biennial budget. Columnist Kirtland King recalls that political spies are as old as the hills. Hoosick Falls gas station operator scores with his first speech. Regional architects at Manchester convention warned about turban sprawl. BCHS swamps Windsor while Bendi 11 knuckle under to Springfield.
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GM and UAW Reach Full Agreement After Local Issues Picked
The United Auto Workers and General Motors reached a nationwide contract covering nearly 350,000 workers after an all night bargaining session. Local demands at 117 of 130 plants remain unsettled, delaying full national effect. The pact mirrors terms with Ford and Chrysler, including a Christmas bonus and wage improvements, with ratification and local issue resolution to follow.
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Council Acts On Votes For Unity
Vatican City United Press International reports the Ecumenical Council approving two key unity tenets by wide margins. One recognizes the Holy Spirit at work in Protestant and other communities. the other urges Catholics to advance Christian unity. First votes set to continue through Thursday amid other document issues on marriages outside faith and dialogue with Protestants.
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Dartmouth Crash Survivors Are Hospitalized
Three Dartmouth students were hospitalized with injuries from a highway crash Saturday that killed two other students. Mary Hitchcock Hospital officials in Hanover NH said no change in Theodore Levin 17 Scarsdale NY Henry John 20 West Chevy Chase MD and Charles Woodhouse 17 Dover NH. The two killed were James Wilhelm 23 East Cleveland OH and Eric Morgenthal 18 Chestnut Hill MA.
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Humphrey Attacks Goldwater On Isolationist Policy
Sen Hubert H Humphrey denounces Barry Goldwater for isolationist foreign policy views in a Berkeley University speech He urges continued U S leadership to strengthen the United Nations and expand its reach He cites bipartisanship in foreign affairs and criticizes Goldwaters stance on aid treaties and nuclear issues, then heads to Cheyenne and Omaha.
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