Fine-Tooth Quest for 3 Missing Civil Rights Workers
Federal and state agents resumed door to door and gully searches in Neshoba County Mississippi for the three missing civil rights workers. A charred wagon was found near a swamp as Allen Dulles prepared to fly in on a White House mission to probe the disappearance.
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Philadelphia
Mis
Mississippi
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
FBI
Here
Neshoba County
Neshoba
3A Armory Robbery Splinters into National Probe
Authorities across Mississippi seek 41 rifles and 1000 rounds from a Collins armory as three men from New York City and Meridian vanish after a speeding fine in Philadelphia. President Johnson orders Dulles to coordinate the probe with Gov. Johnson and the FBI.
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Andy Goodman
Michael Schwerner
New York City
James Cheney
Meridian
Miss
Philadelphia
Cheney
Civil Rights Trainees Stand Firm Despite Disappearances
Several hundred volunteer civil rights workers training for Mississippi summer projects remain committed after three colleagues vanished in central Mississippi. The second class, totaling 388 including staff, continues curriculum on nonviolent methods and community program setup, with leaders urging continued church involvement.
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Oxford
Ohio
Mississippi
Western College For Woman
Andy Goodman
New York City
Nation Council of Churches
Council of Federated Organizations
Goodman
Philadelphia
Miss
Council of Churches
Mickey Schwerner
James Cheney
Meridian
Congress of Racial Equality
Robert Spike
Church Council
Commission On Religion and
Excise cut on furs cosmetics handbags and jewelry approved
Senate finance committee backed a McCarthy proposal cutting excise taxes on furs cosmetics handbags and jewelry by shifting from retail to manufacturers price. The move reduces revenue by about 260 million versus a full repeal 517 million and takes effect October 1.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
McCarthy
D-Minn
Dirksen
R-Nll
Mrs Nhu Asks Johnson To Let Her Enter U S
Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu appealed to President Johnson to overrule the State Department and grant a U S visitor visa after a prior refusal. She sought to speak at a July 7 truth rally in Flushing New York and argued her presence would not jeopardize U S security.
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Mrs. Nhu
Johnson
U.S
Joseph E. Dynan
PARIS
Ngo Dinh Nhu
State Department
U. S
South Vietnam
Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Conservative Party Club of
Flushing, N. Y
Cable damage cuts Cedar Rapids phone service for 600 homes
An underground telephone cable was accidentally damaged in southeast Cedar Rapids, disrupting service to about 600 homes. Northwestern Bell official Roger Schreder said service should be restored by 10 p.m. The affected area lies between Twenty-sixth Street SE Bev er park area East Post Road SE and Dalewood Avenue SE. The break occurred when construction machinery operated at Twenty-sixth Street SE around 9 40 a.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Roger Schreder
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Schreder
Twenty-sixth Street
Bever Park
East Post Road
Dalewood Avenue
Caroline Hurt Falls From Pony in Hyannis
Caroline Kennedy seven year old daughter of the late President suffered fractures in her left wrist from a fall while riding Maccaroni a pony gift from Lyndon Johnson. Her wrist was treated with a wet cast and a shoulder sling after X rays revealed the injuries. The fall occurred weeks earlier but was only recently discovered.
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Hyannis
Mass
UPI
Caroline Kennedy
Maccaroni
Caroline
Lyndon Johnson
Health Care for Aged Is Shelved
The House Ways and Means Committee dropped President Johnson's health care proposal for the aged, dealing a severe blow to enactment this year. They shifted focus to potential increases in Social Security cash payments, with backers moving to drop the measure from committee consideration by voice vote.
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Johnson
House
Ways and Means
Question Suspect In Iowa Slaying
An Omaha man was held as a suspect in the stabbing of Bonnie Johnson, 32, Tuesday night. Buena Vista County authorities released no details. The suspect was apparently picked up at a Spirit Lake motel.
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Storm Lake
UPI
Bonnie Johnson
Buena Vista County
Spirit Lake
Lodge says Viet War not an issue in U.S. campaign
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge announces resignation to aid Gov. Scranton's Republican nomination bid. He says the Vietnam conflict should not become a domestic political issue and denies personal candidacy plans while noting planned transfer to the United States. Page 11A continues with analysis of Taylor’s appointment and war strategy.
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Maxwell Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Johnson
South Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Earle Wheeler
Army
Joint Chiefs
Pentagon
Washington
Vietnam
Barry Goldwater
G.O.P
Lodge
Saigon
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Oregon
U.S
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Truman
William Scranton
Gov. Scranton
Resolutions Committee
AUS
Ledge
Taylor
America
Southeast Asia
FTC Issues Rule Requiring Warning Labels on Cigarettes
The Federal Trade Commission announced a rule mandating health hazard warnings on cigarette labels and advertising. Labels by January 1 1965 and ads by July 1 1965 must clearly convey smoking dangers. The language is left to manufacturers, with no specific phrasing required.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Paul Dixson
House Commerce Committee
Public Health Service
Luther Terry
PHS
Welfare Department
Dixon
Commission
Congress
Chuckle Civilization Describes Generational Debt Bonding
A quip defines civilization as a condition where one generation pays the previous generation's debt by issuing bonds for the next generation to repay. Copyright placeholder note follows.
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Paul Johnson
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