McKissick Attacks Civil Rights Leadership In New Day Debate
Floyd McKissick condemns CORE and leaders like King Carmichael and Powell as out of step with a evolving civil rights era. He argues a new leadership including Senator Brooke Roy Weaver guides the movement and criticizes protests linked to Vietnam. He urges focusing on education and civic responsibility and hints at a local city council election.
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Floyd McKissick
CORE
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
McKissick
Dr. King
Stokely Carmichael
Cassius Clay
Adam Clayton Powell
Vietnam
Carmichael
King
Clay
Powell
Brooke
Roy Weaver
Adenauer hailed as greatest German statesman since Bismarck
A presidential tribute recounts Konrad Adenauer as the towering German statesman who guided West Germany through postwar ruin and Cold War pressures. Though aged, he is praised as a fearless builder of modern Germany. President Johnson attends the funeral to represent the United States.
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Winston Churchill
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Bismark
Churchill
Adenauer
Hitler
Bonn
West Germany
Berlin
Moscow
Adenaeur
der Alte
Johnson
Comrades Gather In Karlovy Vary On Communist Summit Plans
Editorial note recalls a conference of European Communist Party leaders opening in Karlovy Vary Czechoslovakia to discuss Germany and Yugoslav relations. Yugoslavia Romania and others may boycott while Moscow aligned plans for a China summit fade amid intra communist tensions and trials.
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Karlovcy Vary
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Karlovy Vary
Warsaw
Romania
Netherlands
Sweden
Norway
Iceland
Luigi Longo
Red China
Soviet Communist Party
Warsaw Pact
NATO
Moscow
Scinteia
Spark
Communist Party
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Pravda
Belgrade
Bucharest
Rome
De Bakey performs sensational heart operation on film
Dr. Michael B. De Bakey, famed heart surgeon, opens a heart, implants an automatic valve, and replaces an aorta in a dramatic operation shown on color film. The piece notes potential lifespans of 100 to 150 years with future science and questions retirement age as longevity rises.
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Washington, D. C
Michael B. de Bakey
de Bakey
Mutiny Charges Beset USS Vance Commander Arnheiter
Drew Pearson reports on the Caine Mutiny case aboard the USS Vance in Vietnam waters. Navy reviews by Rear Admiral Baumberger find Arnheiter’s actions varied from improper to justified, including shore bombardment, candy distribution, and a 25 cent fine box. The Navy relief for cause is upheld, with calls for reassessment under new command.
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Washington
Marcus Arnheiter
Herman Wouk
Arnheiter
Walter M. Baumberger
Pacific
Baumberger
Admiral Baumberger
Vance
Thomas S. King Jr
Donald G. Irvine
King
Washington to get a subway system amid traffic gridlock
The piece notes Transit Authority deputy Warren Quenstadt plans a subway as relief for Washington traffic, with study trips to Moscow and European capitals. It cites Montreal’s Expo 67 installation and praises urban designer Constantinos Doxiadis while criticizing Washington’s grid and historic layout by L enfant.
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Warren Quenstadt
Washington
Montreal
Constantinos Doxiadis
Athens
Pierre Charles L’enfant
Versailles
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