Communists in U S seek new front in politics
The Communist Party USA, claiming 12 000 members, aims to lead a new popular front of leftists. It plans to run candidates for office for the first time and invites public scrutiny as its convention opens at Webster Hall in New York City near Union Square.
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King Faisal Johnson Confer With Monarch at White House
King Faisal of Saudi Arabia and President Johnson conferred for hours during a Washington visit marked by a 21 gun salute and a parade through downtown. A state dinner featured toasts praising mutual goodwill and strong ties between the two nations.
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California Population 1960 Distribution Map Findings
UCLA scholars and students spent 5,000 hours studying 1960 census data on the southern slope of the Santa Monica Mountains near Santa Monica. Their work, part of a project by the International Geographical Union, produced California Population Distribution in 1960 and a detailed map of global habitation.
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Republicans Seek United Front In Housing Debate
A fragmented congressional debate over an open housing provision pits Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen against a wing that wants compromise. Charles Percy, the Chicago industrialist, supports Johnson administration civil rights measures while Dirksen criticizes constitutional grounds and a lack of agreed compromise language from Nicholas Katzenbach.
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United To Buy 94 New Jets Strikes Loom For Airline
United Airlines plans to purchase 94 jets and shift to all jet service as a labor dispute looms. Bus drivers’ votes are to be counted Thursday while union officials stress potential wage rises and a six week strike option. Various competiting moves and schedule impacts are noted with Federal mediation, a fall delivery window, and preparations for a potential walkout by workers.
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