King says civil rights movement enters new dimension
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr told the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in Birmingham that the civil rights movement is entering a new dimension with alliances to labor unions intellectuals and religious groups. Aides added that demonstrations will shift from the South to large urban centers in the North depending on the new voting rights bill’s passage.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Cincinnati
Ohio
North
Alabama
Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Submarines Putting U S In Chinese Bombing Range
Washington based NEA report surveys Red China submarine fleet growth and missile reach. It cites Jane s Fighting Ships rankings showing China with up to 55 subs, some Soviet type with 30 40k mile range, and potential G class subs with vertical tubes for missiles. Analysts warn of a Pacific threat and debate deterrence and missile defense ideas from Teller to de Gaulle.
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Tom Nolan
Enterprise Assn
Washington
NEA
Peking
Pacific Ocean
U.S
Hong Kong
Jane's Fighting
Red China
Russia
Great Britain
France
Britain
Mao Tse-tung
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Western Pacific
India
Bay of Bengal
Poland
Charles de Gaulle
US S
Western
Europe
de Gaulle
California
Asia
Edward Teller
Teller
Feller
Singer Helen O Connell Faints In Car Denies Stomach Pumped
Los Angeles AP reports singer Helen O Connell fainted while driving near Santa Monica Boulevard. Police found pills and possible intoxication hints but her agent says she fainted from exhaustion and sunburn, no stomach pump procedure occurred. O Connell, WWII era star, has four daughters and recent marriage issues followed by a Mexican divorce.
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Singer
Los Angeles
Helen O'Connell
Santa Monica Boulevard
John Howell
Ronald Ramsey
County General Hospital
Miss O’connell
Morton Gordon
Gordon
O’connell
Jimmy Dorsey
Bob Eberle
Green Eyes
Amapola
Clifford Smith Jr
Boston
Thomas Chamales
Tijuana
Mexico
Bob Paris
University of Texas to house Johnson papers library
President Johnson accepted a UT proposal to build and house his papers after leaving office. UT will provide at least 14 acres on campus and a library of not less than 100000 square feet, with completion hoped by January 1969.
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Washington Ww
Johnson
University of Texas
University
Jonson
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Viet Nam
Comanche Creek
Audie Murphy
America
United States
Rosa Parks
Montgomery
Charleston, WA
Roanoke
Columbus, C
Huntington-Ashland
Piedmont Airlines
Johnson Papers
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Blue Cross- Blue Shield
Liberal Hospital
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Virginia Medical Service Association
S. Ambulance Service
Danville
Virginia
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