Civil Rights Plan Of JFK Bogs Down
Washington report notes bipartisan Senate support for Kennedy civil rights package stalls amid Republican wariness over private business desegregation. Javits predicts a GOP majority to block filibuster. Goldwater hints support for limited provisions. Mansfield and Dirksen propose separate measures. Magnu son leads a separate public accommodations bill.
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Montana
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Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
West GOP push at Denver meeting signals regional role
At a Republican National Committee gathering in Denver on Friday Western states urged greater influence. Colorado figures led the push with Gordon Allott and Senator Dominick stressing Western unity and potential as Goldwater support grows. Governors and national committeemen highlighted Rockefeller as an alternative.
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Ten indicted by Danville grand jury in civil rights unrest
A Danville Virginia grand jury indicted ten individuals on charges of inciting to violence during civil rights demonstrations over the past three weeks. Indictments cover seven Black leaders and two SNCC officials plus three white figures including Daniel Foss of New York City. Trials set for the July term. arraignments scheduled July 3.
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Kids Not Urged To Use Tobacco
Virginia Beach AP report notes cigarette makers independently quit college advertising and promotions. Tobacco Institute president George V Allen said the industry aims to show smoking is an adult custom and not promoted to youths at the Bright Belt Warehouse Association convention.
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Byrd to Speak at Virginia Pharmaceutical Convention
Sen. Harry F. Byrd D Va will address the 82nd annual Virginia Pharmaceutical Association meeting in Arlington. About 700 Virginia pharmacists and their wives are expected to attend the Sunday event.
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Defense Bill Clears House Committee For 47 Billion Budget
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 47.002 billion defense budget to fund military superiority for the coming year starting July 1. It trims Kennedy’s request by about 1.9 billion, funds Army Navy and Air Force totals, and allows RS70 bomber program flexibility amid ongoing controversy.
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Macmillan orders inquiry into Profumo scandal
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced a judicial inquiry into the Profumo security affair, citing the need to verify truth amid opposition claims of a cover up. Lord Denning will oversee hearings and decide testimony eligibility, with open sessions favored to reveal whether security services were lax.
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Husband Held In Murder Of St. Paul Wife
St Paul police arrest 35 year old lawyer T Eugene Thompson in the slaying of his wife, a 34 year old mother of four, as a sensational case unfolds with an insurance policy totaling over 1.06 million dollars. Investigators name a Minneapolis man and three others as suspects in a hired killing.
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Inside Abby 10 Movies Add Years
Inside Abby section highlights ten films with added year context and notes on Classics Comics and Society pages. Sports and weather items are listed alongside editors and TV updates for readers.
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Weather outlook shows alternating cooling warming through Wednesday
The Weather Bureau reports Friday night through Wednesday will alternate cooling and warming. Temperatures will average near normal with lows around 56 north 62 south and highs near 81 north 86 south. Showers predicted Sunday night or Monday and possibly Wednesday totaling a half to three quarters of an inch.
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Commando thrust in Cuba draws mixed reaction abroad
In Miami the State Department and exile groups dismissed the Cuban Revolutionary Council commando thrust as minor. UK checks called it a small, uncoordinated act while exiles framed it as publicity. The report notes concerns about intelligence and future price pressures in steel markets.
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Pope Paul VI Elected to Lead Catholic Church
The College of Cardinals chose Giovanni Battista Montini as the new pope, adopting the name Paul VI. The 65 year old, former Milan archbishop, vows world peace and Christian unity, with his coronation set for June 30.
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New Pope Deep Thinker
Vatican City AP reports Milan archbishop Giovanni Battista Montini becomes Pope Paul VI, seen as the bishop of workers after donning a miner’s helmet to visit pits. The slender, gray eyed leader is discussed in contrast to John XXIII, with emphasis on deep thought, diplomacy, and continuation of reform.
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