Johnson pledges to fight poverty and pollution in New York
President Johnson campaigned across New York State promising to take the profit out of poverty and replace pollution with sparkle in the Great Lakes. He urged voters to support measures targeting poverty profiteers and environmental cleanup while touring communities in the state.
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Ellenville
N.Y
Johnson
New York State
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Syracuse
Catskill
New York
Canada
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Lester B. Pearson
Campobello Island
New Brunswick
Roosevelt International Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Limestone Co-Op Year Hits Million Mark for First Time
BELLEMINA The Limestone County Farmers Cooperative reports $1,160,233 in sales for the past fiscal year and plans a new 10 acre facility on U S 31 in Athens including bulk fertilizer plant feed mill store and offices with about $200 000 invested. Construction to begin within 30 days. Archie Baugher says the co op will expand operations after exceeding one million in volume.
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Bellemina
Limestone County Farmers Cooperative
Archie Baugher
Baugher
Coop
U. S. 31
Athen
Co-Op
Judge Limits Demonstrators In Chicago Civil RightsMarches
A Chicago court issued a temporary injunction restricting civil rights demonstrators to 500 people, allowing only one march per day and requiring daytime gatherings with 24 hour police notice. Judge Cornelius J. Harrington ordered limits as housing protest tensions rise amid King banner protests.
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Chicago
Cornelius J. Harrington
Chicago Freedom Movement
Harrington
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King’s
Richard J. Daley
Machinists End Largest U S Airline Strike
The Machinists Union announced Friday night that a majority of 35,400 striking workers approved a new contract ending the six week walkout across Eastern, National, Northwest, Trans World and United. Siemiller said 17,727 voted yes while 8,235 voted no, with benefits including wage gains and cost of living escalator. Service expected to resume over the weekend and a second round of negotiations is planned for 1968.
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Washington
Machinists Union
U.S
P.L
Roy)Siemiller
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Siemiller
Congress
White House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
House of Representatives
Educators Oppose Gov Wallace Alabama Leaders Unite
Alabama education leaders joined in a firm stand against Gov. Wallace s plan to ban compliance with federal school integration guidelines. Wallace gave no immediate comment as leaders pressed for adherence to federal guidelines amid the mounting opposition.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Wallace
Alabama Education Association
AEA
University of Alabama
Auburn University
Alabama Association of School Boards
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Permit Women Jurors debate in Alabama Senate impasse
Alabama lawmakers struggle over jury service for women as a six member conference committee, including Sen. Neil Metcalf and Rep. Joe Goodwyn, weighs a compromise to avoid mandatory service while a veto on the issue looms. The move follows a Senate amendment requiring voter submission and a threatened filibuster.
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Alabama
State Senate
Neil Metcalf
Geneva County
Metcalf
Senate
Charles Adams
Houston
L. W. Brannan Jr
Baldwin
House
Joe Goodwyn
Montgomery
Robert Teal
Coosa County
John Casey
Cleburne County
Quake Devastates Eastern Turkey Killing Over 500
The semi official Anatolia News Agency reports more than 500 dead after a major earthquake in eastern Turkey. Mus Province bears the worst damage with hundreds injured as villages are leveled and hospitals razed. The quake, felt in Armenia and parts of the Soviet Union, collapsed 24 villages in Erzurum Province and damaged Varto.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Anatolia
Mus
Erzurum
Erzum
Bingol
Ali Akarsu
Hinis
Hini
Milliyet
Armenia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Varto
Erzur
Seven Oil Storage Depots Hit By Jets
U S fliers attacked seven oil storage depots near North Viet Nam's southern panhandle causing secondary fires and explosions. Bad weather limited strikes in Hanoi Hai Phong and Red River Valley zones. Australian troops repelled a Viet Cong battalion attack near Saigon killing about 220 of 600. South Vietnamese forces claimed 231 enemy dead in four provinces.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Panhandle
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Red River Valley
Nam Dinh
Far Side Of Moon On Film
Pasadena AP lunar Orbiter snapped first pictures of the far side of the moon from 930 miles up on its 33rd orbit. Images mix good and bad. officials say release will take weeks. Camera trouble may limit closeups needed for potential landing sites on the front side.
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Pasadena
Calif
Lunar
Oribter
Earth
U.S. Space Agency
Israel Taback
Langley Research Center
Hampton
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Taback
Purge May Extend to Two More Red China Politburo Members
AP from Tokyo reports a list broadcast by Radio Peking hints at two more Politburo members possibly purged. Liu Po-cheng and Li Ching-chuan are named among missing figures, with Peng Chen already detained. Lin Piao directs the purge while Chou En-lai rises, signaling shifts in Mao era power dynamics.
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Tokyo
China
Liu Po-cheng
Peng Chen
Peking
Liu
Li Ching-chuan
National Defense Council
Radio Peking
Mao Tze-tung
Lin Piao
Mao
Lin
Chou En-laji
Liu Shao-chi
Chou
Bekins Moving Storage Ad Seeks Daniel in Rhode Island
Bekins Worldwide Moving Storage lists a contact for Daniel at 4014. The brief notice invites inquiries about moving and storage services, reflecting a local classifieds style advertisement.
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Bekins Worldwide Moving Storage
Daniel
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