Civil Rights Bill Seen Clearing House Next Week
In Washington a renewed push for the Senate passed open housing bill grows. Supporters, bolstered by former Vice President Nixon and lawmakers including Rep. Clark MacGregor, say a House passage is near with a clear majority possible despite Capitol Hill tensions after news from Memphis.
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Richard M. Nigen
Memphis
Martin Luther King Jr
Capitol Hill
Rules Committee
Clark MacGregor
Rminn
Minnepolis
Nixon
Blican
Wake Forest to Install New University President
Wake Forest announces final plans for the inauguration of Dr James as president of Wake University. Gov Dan Moore will speak and other dignitaries will attend. Delegates from about 200 colleges and university representatives will participate in the formal installation of the 11th president.
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Winston - Salem
James
W University
Hubert Hum
Dan Moore
Seales
Harold W. Tribble
Wake Forest
Humphrey Definitely Will Run
Honolulu Star-Bulletin reports Hubert Humphrey appears set to run for president amid riots in U.S. cities and President Johnson's consulation.
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Humphrey
Honolulu
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
U.S
Johnson Names Mediator to Mediate Memphis Strike
President Johnson sent Undersecretary of Labor James Reynolds to mediate an eight week Memphis collectors strike tied to the ongoing King memorial march dispute. Organizers planned a march for Monday with participants agreeing to attend the event.
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Memphis
King
Rsa
Baltimore Violence Erupts Across City
In Baltimore on a Saturday night shootings fires and looting sparked a public crisis declared by Gov. Agnew under a new law enabling National Guard and state police deployment. Police sealed off the downtown corridor as stores faced vandalism and rock throwing amid scattered incidents.
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Baltimore
Spiro T. Agnew
Iin
Out-Of-State Students Dominate Southern Colleges
A Southern Regional Education Board report titled College Students on the Move shows 62,000 out-of-state freshmen in 1966, 17 percent of freshmen. It notes higher admission standards and tuition boosts to control migration, with some institutions actively recruiting high school seniors nationwide. It also finds migrants stay in the South for work more often than locals who study elsewhere.
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Southern Region
al Education Board
SREB
Thereshman
Universities of
Tennessee
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