Integration Fights in Clinton Stimulate Southern Opposition
In Clinton Louisiana, a town of 1600, civil rights unrest arises as a militant CORE push and voter registration drive challenge long standing racial customs. Tension grows after a 1960s voter purge and a spate of pickets, store boycotts, and arrests test local economy and governance amid a white minority clinging to tradition.
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Riots Erupt in Philadelphia After Slaying by Police
In North Philadelphia hundreds of Black residents protested the death of Willie Philyaw Jr. shot by patrolman John Tourigian after a knife lunge. Police mobilized about 60 officers to disperse the crowd. Frank Johnson, 38, was injured by a milk bottle during the unrest.
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Debt Limit Raise Sought Despite Better Budget Outlook
Treasury told Congress the budget outlook improved by almost 3 billion dollars yet urged raising the national debt limit from 309 to 315 billion through June 30. Secretary Dillon testified the government faces a 9 billion deficit for the year starting July 1, with tax revenues $1.9 billion higher than January estimates.
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