Brooke Urges Johnson Back Riot Unit Study Action
Senator Edward Brooke pressed President Johnson to mobilize political and social institutions to implement the Civil Disorders Commission’s recommendations. He warned delay would deepen the nation’s racial tensions and urged vigorous presidential initiative. Senator Joseph Tydings proposed a permanent Urban Crisis Commission to continue oversight and report findings. Senator Allen Ellender criticized the commission’s claim that much of the racial problem is due to broader causes.
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Tennessee Guards Stage Four City Exercise Across State
National guard units rolled into Nashville Memphis Knoxville and Chattanooga for Task Force Bravo a drill testing mobility for riot or emergency response. About 11 000 guardsmen formed camps ate meals and secured areas with no incidents reported.
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Today's Chuckle Many a man's idea of charity is to give unto others the advice he won't use himself.
Quote on charity and self-use hypocrisy notes that many men offer advice they themselves would not follow, reflecting a humorous civic observation about virtue and practical action.
Copper Firm Offers Three Year Wage Deal In Talks
Phelps Dodge offered a three year wage and fringe benefit package valued at $1.07 per hour by the company and 96 cents by unions. Federal officials hope the proposal will break an eight month strike in White House negotiations.
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U.S. Wheat and Flour Arrive for Korea Drought Relief
Seoul reports wheat and flour from the United States will arrive Sunday to aid South Korea's drought damaged population. The relief aligns with ongoing aid programs to mitigate food shortages in impacted areas.
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Prisoners In Oregon Set Fires At State Penitentiary
Rioting prisoners set fires at the Oregon State penitentiary in Salem trapping and hostageing guards. Seven hostages were released with injuries reported. four remained held. Fire mainly in the paint shed with other blazes. police and deputies reinforced the scene as officials defended prison administration.
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Vast Nixon Network Aims to Mobilize Support Nationwide
A new Nixon Network organizes 25 000 volunteers by mid March and hopes for over 200 000 supporters nationwide before the Republican national convention. It targets Republican leaders and unions, with members including Gin ger Rogers Ray Bolger and Bart Starr. Nixon takes a weekend off as New Hampshire primary nears.
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Military Moves To Curb LSD Use
The armed services emphasize education to curb LSD and drug use among U.S. servicemen. Navy leads with directives, an anti LSD film, and widespread viewing. Air Force and Army integrate LSD topics into general programs with lectures and pamphlets while reinforcing possession and use prohibitions.
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Westmoreland Seeks 206000 More Troops Spark Debate
Washington reports Gen William Westmoreland asked for a 206000 troop increase in Vietnam prompting sharp interagency debate. Defense and State officials clash over strategy while President Johnson weighs options and maintains current limits.
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Mao Backers Claim Control Over Half of China
TOKYO AP Mao supporters assert control of 12 provinces and a autonomous region, including Kirin in Manchuria, as revolutionary committees replace rival government structures. The claim covers Heilungkiang Shantung Kweichow Shansi Chinghai Gansu Henan Hopei Hopei and Kwangtung plus Inner Mongolia and three major cities Peking Shanghai and Tsingtao.
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