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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1966

Page

12

Meredith says he will be armed if protection not provided

James Meredith declares he will carry arms when rejoining the Mississippi march unless state or federal officials guarantee protection. He began the trek in Memphis with companions two weeks ago and was wounded June 6 after crossing into Mississippi. Stokely Carmichael urged Negroes to seek political power if legally denied, while Meredith stressed government responsibility for peace and order.

Washington U — James Meredith Mississippi Memphis Tenn Jackson Stokely Carmichael NBC

General Johnson defends McNamara veto on Viet Nam mobilization

In sworn Senate testimony Gen Harald K. Johnson cited the veto of mobilizing Army Reserves and Guardsmen as prudent, noting the risk of broader war if used. Sen John Stennis released the censored portion to inform the public, while Pentagon officials faced questions about combat readiness and funding gaps for the Viet Nam effort.

Washington Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara Harald K. Johnson Army Chief Senate Armed Services Preparedness Soviet Russia Johnson Joint Chiefs of Staff Stennis United Baltimore Viet Nam John Stennis D-Miss McNamara Baines JCS Secretary of the Army Stanley R. Resor Pentagon

Strip-Happy Couple Leave Britain After Nude Party

Hazel Mackintosh and husband Gordon Mackintosh, prominent socialites at London Imperial Hotel, plan to move to Canary Islands after Hazel’s nude strip-tease at a party shocks Devon society. Gordon says shares worth thousands can be converted to cash to settle family issues.

London Imperial Hotel Hazel Mackintosh Torquay Canary Islands Gordon Mackintosh Devon Britain Hazel Tweedy Set Mackintosh

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