Southern Senators Huddle Over Civil Rights Debate
Southern senators meet after Dirksen signals possible cloture move to end the civil rights debate. Mansfield and Dirksen threaten to file for cloture Monday unless a Southern vote on the jury trial amendment occurs by Tuesday. Thurmond and Stennis push long floor time to oppose the amendment and keep debate alive.
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Richard B. Russell
Dga
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
D-Month
Mansfield
Dixie
Russell
Georgia
Minnesotan
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
John Stennis
D-Miss
Kidnapped Boy Rescued From Abductor in New Orleans
MEMPHIS AP A frightened eight year old, Dennis Burke, was rescued by FBI agents in New Orleans after four days in captivity. Joseph Bryan Jr. was arrested as a top ten fugitive. Dennis was flown back to Memphis for reunion with his family as authorities pursue charges in the kidnapping. The case also touched cigarette advertising debates as brands and marketing implications surfaced amid the broader news.
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FBI
New Orleans
Joseph Francis Bryan Jr
Memphis
Richard Burke
Burke
Humboldt, Tenn
Bryan
South Carolina
Dennis
Dis
Audubon Park
Yes
John D. Robison
Mountproach
Pleasant
Hallandale
Fla
Cancer scare over cigarettes regain old popularity
AP reports smokers shrug off the cancer scare as cigarette use rebounds in major cities. Quotes from distributors and officials cite weight gain, anti smoking campaigns, and public perceptions as factors behind the recent sales stabilization and return to normal or near normal activity.
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United States
Associated Press
Clarence Look
Michigan Revenue Director
Tack Matthews
Missouri
Lodge Scranton Sweep Primaries in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Republicans favor Henry Cabot Lodge in the GOP presidential primary, leading Goldwater by over seven to one in incomplete returns. Johnson's Democratic write-ins were rejected. Lodge and Nixon trailed in the unofficial tally with Lodge topping the Republican at large slate. More than 29,000 names filled the ballot as counting continued amid long ballots and slow results.
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Lodge
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Richard M.nixon
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
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Appalachian
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Appalachia
Write-In Record Is Set in Pennsylvania GOP Primary
Gov. William W. Scranton won a state record for write-ins with over 60 percent of the GOP presidential vote as 7,281 of 9,261 precincts counted. Henry Cabot Lodge finished second with more than 20 percent. No names appeared on the ballot and rain may have reduced turnout. Scranton sought a sincere, honest draft and favored an unpledged delegation, while Goldwater and Nixon trailed.
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Pennsylvania
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U.S
South Viet Nam
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Scranton
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Goldwater
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Schweiker
Hoffa Faces New Worry Taxes Over Legal Bills
James R. Hoffa, pressed by internal and legal costs, faces potential personal income tax on union funded legal fees as he confronts his second major federal trial in 60 days. The Teamsters may owe reimbursements if Williams’ opinion is borne out, with substantial funding from the North Carolina Fund and the Mary Reynolds Foundation supporting Hoffa and other union members.
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Jeret
Washington
James
R. Hoffa
Hisiol Ina Five
Teamsters
Edward Bennett Williams
Hoffa
Williams
Z. Smith Reynolds
Sters
Nto
Mary Reyn
Johnson hints tax cut may come later after dinner talks
Washington AP reports President Johnson invited about 50 corporate presidents and their wives to a White House dinner to discuss tax policy. He warned a second round depends on budget progress and urged restraint on prices and wages to avoid inflation, saying the administration is pro business and pro labor. The plan envisions a future tax cut if results appear favorable.
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Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
White House
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Ion
Poverty Fund Is Described in North Carolina
Governor Terry Sanford outlined a 9.5 million poverty program in North Carolina at a national conference. The state recently received a seven million dollar Ford Foundation grant. Sanford, who created the North Carolina Fund last July, introduced Sargent Shriver and listed local leaders including John Wheeler, C I A McKnight, and Charles H. Babcock as key figures.
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Terry Sanford
North Carolina
National Conference Today
Ford Foundation
Sanford
United States
Sargent Shriver
Johnson
North Carolina Fund
Aim
John Wheeler
Durham
N.C
C. l A. McKnight
The
Charlotte Observer
Charles H.babcock
Reynolds Winertan
Gaiam
Royal Wedding Boycott Highlights Dutch Spouse Union
In Rome, Princess Irene of the Netherlands and Prince Carlos of Bourbon-Parma wed in the Borghese chapel, a ceremony snubbed by the Dutch royal family and government. Franco’s regime offered no acknowledgement as Irene renounced succession and backed her husband’s Spanish throne claim amid tensions over religion and neutrality. The ceremony drew titled nobles and Carlist supporters, while the Dutch vetoed a Holland wedding.
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Parma
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Madrid
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Holy Land
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Prince Xavier
Royal pressure push Juliana family from Spanish politics
Irene faced virtual exile as pressure mounted over the royal family not to attend. In a reported interview last week Irene and Carlos insisted mother and daughter remained devoted and that Juliana had not announced their marriage.
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