Moore condemns Klan security use of force in Raleigh rally
Gov. Dan Moore denounced Klan security guards who forcibly restrained attendees at a Raleigh rally. He said patrol films were given to the district solicitor for possible prosecutions and urged a full investigation. About 1,550 joined the Klan parade before Dr. Martin Luther King Jr spoke at Reynolds Coliseum.
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North Carolina
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Senators Seek Shared Blame as Airline Strike Moves
Washington AP report says Senate leaders near a compromise to end the 27 day strike by 35,000 machinists. A back-to-work order possibly 60 days with six month window, President to act if extended. Debates focus on who bears burden and whether formal findings are required.
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Machinists Union
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Inland Steel Price Boost Takes Wall Street Interest
Inland Steel Co of Chicago raised strip and sheet steel prices by 2 to 3 per ton, prompting a White House strategy session with Gardner Ackley and other officials. The move, described as moderate by Inland, may trigger a broader industry response and follows earlier wage price clashes and market moves.
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Inland Steel Co
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White House
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Johnson
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New York
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Rusk Describes No Bombing Buffer Near North Vietnam Border
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a House committee that the United States maintains a no bombing buffer along the North Vietnam Red China border as a precaution against overrun. He said U.S. intervention is for security, not aid programs, and cited past actions by Truman and Eisenhower. The zone’s details remain unclear though officials note it likely runs about 30 miles inland.
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Heav y Reinforcements Land in Viet Nam Plateau Fight
Helicopters ferried heavy U.S. troop reinforcements into South Viet Nam’s central plateau near Cambodia as three days of fighting with North Vietnamese forces escalated. B52s bombed suspected positions and a base camp near the Cambodian frontier, swelling the U.S. 1st Cavalry Division strength to over 10,000.
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Connally Meets Leaders On Texas Killings After Whitman Rampage
Gov. Connally called a meeting with Texas law enforcement to discuss the Charles Whitman mass murder. Bodies of Whitman and his mother to be flown to Lake Worth Florida for burial. Autopsy hints at brain disease and a tumor may have influenced the killer.
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Texas
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Whitman
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Thi Will Be Candidate For Premier
Lt General Nguyen Chanh Thi, ousted commander of Viet Nam 1st Corps, says he will be a candidate for premier when elections are held. He notes Buddhist dominance in the country and plans to remain in exile while visiting his sons in Lynchburg before treatment and a return to South Viet Nam.
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Lec
Minh
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