Antipoverty Bill Faces Senate Clash Over 962.5 Million Plan
Washington AP reports a heated Senate showdown planned over a 962.5 million antipoverty bill pushed by President Johnson to fund job corps, community programs, rural loans, and a Volunteers for America Corps. Goldwater and Tower deride it as a votes ploy. Mansfield aims for House action before GOP opposition grows. Whitcomb elected Portland NAACP secretary, replacing resigning pastor. group voices support and warns of political aims.
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Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House Rules Committee
House
Volunteers For America Corps
Goldwater
John G Tower
R-Tex
Senate Labor Committee
Tower
Army Worms Sweep York County Farms In Maine
SANFORD The York County extension agent says large groups of army worms have been spotted in Southern Maine and farmers should destroy them. Agent Conrad Griffin said ten acres of farm fields have already been destroyed. The insects feed on corn alfalfa and other plants and then move on to another field.
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Sanford
York County
Maine
Conrad Griffin
Republicans Balk On Goldwater By The Associated Press
A dozen Republican politicians including New York's two senators say they cannot support GOP nominee Barry Goldwater for president as of now. They have not bolted the party or pledged to back Johnson, with many waiting for clarifications or revisions to Goldwater's views.
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Associated Press
New York
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
New
San Francisco
Goldwater
Keating
Rockefeller
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Goldwater-Miller
John H. Reed
Maine
Silvio O. ‘Conte
Massachusetts
William E. Ozzard
New Jersey
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
James G
Wilbur N. Daniel
Congress
Chicago
Seattle
Lou Kessler
Washington
Khrushchev assails Goldwater at Warsaw anniversary
Soviet Premier Khrushchev attacked Barry Goldwater and the Republican platform during Poland’s 20th anniversary of communism. Gomulka echoed criticism, saying a Goldwater presidency would threaten peace as ambassadors walked out in protest over anti-U.S. rhetoric.
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Warsaw
Khrushchev
Communist Bloc
Barry Goldwater
Poland
U. S
U.S
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
San Francisco
Nuernberg
Goldwater
White House
Soviet Union
Gomulka
United States
John Moore Cabot
West Germany
George Lisle Clutton
News At A Glance: Racial Tensions and Political Clash
In New York Harlem remains quiet while Brooklyn faces violence after a Black Nationalist rally. The FBI opens an Johnson-ordered probe as the Senate weighs a 962.5 million anti poverty bill. A clash looms between Johnson aides and Barry Goldwater supporters amid party tensions. Riots by Cuban exiles greet the opening of the OAS talks. A federal panel revises Atlanta civil rights cases as Republican figures pull support from Goldwater. Khrushchev demands vigilance after denouncing Goldwater and the GOP platform.
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Harlem
Brooklyn
FBI
Johnson
Senate
Barry Goldwater
OAS
Atlanta
New York
Khrushchev
Communist Bloc
Republican Platform
Tide Inn License Held Up By Panel In Maine
Old Orchard Beach residents await a MAINE State Liquor Commission hearing on the Tide Inn license after town council votes against immediate issuance. Charles D Peckham shifted to support, while Arthur McCue of Chequinn Corp prepares property inspection, and Francis J LaFountain represents leaseholder Charles Anderson. A new hearing date was not set.
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Old Orchard Beach
Richard Valentino
Tide Inn
Maine State Liquor Commission
Liquor Commission
Valentino
Quinn Corp
Charles J. Anderson
Francis J. LaFountain
Anderson
Corporation
Arthur McCue
Richard Gabrielle
Charles D. Peckham
Victualers Liicense
Supreme Court
LaFountain
Asset Launched In Florida Tests Winged Spacecraft
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a two stage Thor Delta rock et propelled the winged research craft aloft at 10 39 am est on a ballistic flight to test materials for maneuverable manned space vehicles The craft aimed to reach over 40 miles high and return to the Atlantic Ocean about 25 minutes later with a peak speed above 12000 mph The Asset program seeks to verify structural soundness buffeting and re entry heat tolerance up to 4000 degrees Fahrenheit The miniature spacecraft weigh 1100 pounds stand six feet tall have a five foot wingspan and are designed as potential models for future manned vehicles
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Air Force
Atlantic
Federal Panel Reviews Civil Rights Act Challenge
A three judge federal panel in Atlanta considers challenges to the Civil Rights Act in two suits. One targets Lester Maddox over restaurant refusals with interstate commerce evidence presented by wholesalers. The other seeks to block enforcement of the act against Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp. The panel hears both cases as tests of the law's reach.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
Maddox
U.S
Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp
FBI Probes Communist Ties in New York Racial Violence
In New York City the FBI opened an inquiry into possible Communist influence behind the Harlem and Brooklyn rioting that left two Black residents critically wounded by police. Mayor Wagner halted a vacation to address the unrest, while police fired into crowds looters in Brooklyn and noted extensive store damage.
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New York
FBI
Brooklyn
Paul R. Scre‘vane
Harlem
Communist Party
Johnson
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
National Guard
Manhattan
Franklin and Nostrand Street
Ministers Consider Steps Against Cuban Aggression
Washington dispatch reports foreign ministers from Western Hemisphere nations weighing actions against Cuba amid Cuban exile protests. Dean Rusk urged action as a parade of 5000 exiles clashed with police near the Pan American Union. 2 Cubans and a policeman hospitalized, about 45 treated for injuries or heat.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Reut
Pan American Union
Miami
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Cuba
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