Johnson Will Accept Some Rights Changes In Senate Hope
Washington AP Humphrey said Johnson will accept changes to the civil rights bill as Senate debate opens. Stocks eased with a market correction under way and copper, chemicals and tobacco shares mixed. The Dow fell while technology and rail issues showed slight gains, with emphasis on amendments and enforcement coverage.
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Warning System Out 7 Minutes
General John K. Verhart, commander in chief of NORAD, says a power failure during the Alaska earthquake created a seven minute gap in the radar warning system. He notes no massive Soviet antimissile program is evident and anticipates a decision on U S antimissile production by early next year with the gap to be filled by 1970 or 1971. Byrd orders investigation following Sen Williams remarks about Baker’s hotel grand opening in 1962 and questions on outside business dealings linked to his Senate salary.
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Dow Jones Averages Minding The Store
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De Gaulle Undergoes Prostate Tumor Operation
Paris dispatch reports President Charles de Gaulle had surgery to remove a prostatic tumor deemed benign. The 78 year old leader left Cochin Hospital in excellent condition and is recovering, with plans to visit Colombey les Deux Eglises before resuming full duties. Police managed traffic as crowds cheered during the transfer to Elysee Palace.
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Judge Not Satisfied With Peonage Charge Trial
Florence D C AP Judge says not satisfied with peonage charge against Cook 48 accused of forcing Max Roy McKenzie 44 to work in a tobacco field and later arresting him to force peonage. McKenzie’s witnesses describe pistol whipping and beating while defense notes long acquaintance and prior aid. Jury of nine men and three women hears testimonies on the two charges during the trial's second day.
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Snag Delays TV Debate Format in North Carolina
RALEIGH AP The North Carolina Association of Broadcasters declined to assist in shaping the debate format for the three major gubernatorial candidates. The dispute marks another snag in plans for the televised event.
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Three Youths Held In Fatal Stabbing
NEW YORK AP Three youths between 14 and 19 were arrested in Harlem after a second hand clothing store assault left a woman dead and her husband critically stabbed. The couple, Magit Sugar 45 and Frank 50, were immigrants from the Hungarian revolt who ran the shop. Sugar died from a single knife thrust to the heart. her husband was stabbed but survived after admission to Harlem Hospital. The suspects entered the store Wednesday and the motive remains unclear.
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Lutherans Approve 500000 For Nine Center Expansions
In Kannapolis AP North Carolina Lutherans approved 500000 for nine centers serving college students. Delegates at the 160th annual convention of the North Carolina Synod of the Lutheran Church of America approved plans including a new center in Durham and improvements or new centers in Boone Chapel Hill Raleigh Greenville Salisbury Charlotte Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
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