Rusk Ends Week-Long Talks on Far East Crisis
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and the foreign ministers of Australia and New Zealand closed a week of talks in Washington warning that armed forces backed by Communist China pose the world’s most dangerous threat. They urged North Vietnam to reverse its stance and pursue peace, while endorsing aid to Indonesia and voicing opposition to atmospheric nuclear tests.
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Outspoken Minister Is Fired From Trinity Church Morgantown
The Rev. Michael Paine, noted controversial Episcopal pastor at West Virginia University, was dismissed as acting rector of Trinity Episcopal Church after growing dissension tied to his involvement with minority groups and civil rights. The vote split church leadership as resignations followed. Paine remains WVU campus minister, appointed by Bishop Wilburn C. Campbell.
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Open Housing March in Louisville Shows Civil Rights Solidarity
About 300 demonstrators marched through Louisville's downtown in a peaceful Open Housing protest organized by the NAACP. Leaders said the action signals a broader civil rights unity for an open housing ordinance after the city board rejected a measure. The Rev W J Hodge noted mixed stance among groups and said no results came from a Friday meeting with city officials.
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Kennedy criticizes secrecy in government and urges disclosure
Sen Robert Kennedy argued there is too much secrecy in government and urged releasing documents and background briefing details to reporters. He stressed the press is a powerful democratic force and warned that universal praise of officials would erode democracy.
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