Erhard to Review Berlin Problems With Johnson
West Germany's Ludwig Erhard arrives in Washington to discuss Berlin and German issues with President Johnson in light of a Soviet East German friendship pact. German Foreign Minister Schroeder, meeting Rusk, avoids joint calls for a four power conference. Diplomatic sources note no decision reached on next steps while a deputy-level group could review issues.
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King moved to undisclosed town amid threats in St Augustine
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was moved from St Johns County jail during the night for his safety after threats on his life as 18 others remain jailed. Police and patrols kept order while about 200 demonstrators marched downtown in a third straight night of protests with clashes by white counterdemonstrators.
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U S To Resume Flights Over Central Laos Area
Premier Souvanna Phouma announced that U S reconnaissance flights over Central Laos will resume within days due to movements by Pathet Lao and Vietminh forces. He said Laos cannot protect the flights and that armed American escorts are acceptable. The report notes a prior air strike on Pathet Lao bases and says Pathet Lao blamed U S imperialism for the attack.
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Scranton to Seek GOP Nomination for President
Gov William Scranton announces today he will seek the Republican presidential nomination according to informed sources. Foes of the civil rights bill have scarce chance to add meaningful amendments. Pay raise bill passage promises higher pay for federal workers. Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrives for talks with President Johnson. Soviets reportedly near treaty with East Germany. Birmingham cited as example of racial cooperation and strife. Western diplomats doubt Romania’s breach with the bloc amid rising Soviet Romanian tensions.
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U.S
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Romania
Soviet East Germany treaty signed in Kremlin setting no new peace
The Soviet Union and East Germany signed a friendship pact in Moscow to aid a peaceful settlement of the German question. Premier Khrushchev said it would help pacify Germany, while Ulbricht warned it does not equal a peace treaty. Western powers warned Moscow to respect existing state lines and did not see the pact as adding a new crisis.
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Civil Rights Debate Shifts as Southern Senators Back Off
Senators from the South signal they abandon further amendments to the civil rights bill, while Humphrey says only technical changes remain possible. Russell insists Southerners will continue to offer amendments to force a record, though he fears little chance of passage. The cloture rule limits debate, with 16 amendments considered and most rejected as leadership favors a Kennedy-backed package emphasizing voluntary compliance and state enforcement.
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D-Minn
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Senate
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Robert F. Kennedy
Scranton Plans Presidential Run At GOP Convention
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton plans to announce at Maryland Republican Convention his bid for the GOP nomination in San Francisco next month. Scranton aims to challenge Barry Goldwater, whose delegate lead and civil rights stance shape the race, as Scranton signals ongoing campaign efforts despite Goldwater's opposition to civil rights filibuster changes.
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