GOP Attack on LBJ Bills Opens Congressional Battle
Republicans in Congress plan aggressive action this week against President Johnsons antipoverty program and the Farm Bill. The Senate debates a 1.65 billion poverty bill while the House tackles the omnibus farm measure amid disputes over wheat income. Democratic leaders expect passage of the poverty bill, and the House schedules three days for farm legislation with last minute revisions reported by the treasury. The period also covers a string of local accident reports and various regional notes.
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Leaf Prices Rise in Georgia Florida Tobacco Markets
Leaf prices across Georgia and Florida tobacco markets reached new highs as the second full week of sales yielded 62 million pounds at an average 68.73 dollars per hundred. Overall season marketings totaled 123.8 million pounds with an average price of 7.47 dollars per hundred. After 13 sale days in 1964, belt markets reported 120.2 million pounds sold at 59.19 dollars per hundred. Type 14 tobacco saw the highest general average prices in history. Production of Type 14 by August 1 was estimated at 137.41 million pounds, about 2.8 million more than forecast July 1.
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U S Plan Said To Break United Nations Deadlock
U S plan to break UN deadlock discussed by Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg. The initiative, aimed at reforming voting rules under Article 19 for nations in arrears, faces congressional opposition yet seeks to avert paralysis as U S diplomats push a formula acceptable to the General Assembly and avoid wide U S criticism.
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Astronauts Take Day Off Before Gemini 5 Flight
Astronauts Gordon Cooper Charles Conrad Jr Neil Armstrong and others rest amid final Gemini 5 training. Cooper and Slayton fished in the Atlantic off Cape Kennedy while Conrad and Armstrong golfed at Port Malabar. Backup pilots Army Strong and Elliott Lee named.
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Scientists Killed On Mountain Near Aspen Colorado
Three senior scientists from Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory died in a fall on South Maroon Peak west of Aspen. William B. Martin, injured but expected to recover, and Dr. Donald W. McEachern, unharmed, were part of the party vacationing in the area. Alfred Braun and Dr. Robert Barnard helped reach the scene as helicopter crews recovered the bodies.
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Americans Most Likely to Attend Church by Region and Home Life
A nationwide survey shows religious beliefs align with living areas. Catholics lead in weekly church attendance at 74 percent, with women more likely to attend than men. Higher attendance dominates the South, Midwest, and small towns, while the East and big cities and suburbs show lower rates.
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Guardsmen Enforce Peace in Chicago Riot Zone
Chicago authorities and 2,200 national guardsmen maintained a heavy presence in a Negro neighborhood where rioting erupted Thursday and Friday. Police and guards patrolled around the clock, groups were broken up to prevent mobs, and officials credited strong action with easing tension. 67 injured and 123 arrested over the unrest. civil rights leaders called for investigation and continued justice.
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Rioting Stresses Watts As Guards Strain California
Riots across Watts spread fear as police retreat and thousands of Black residents clash with authorities. National Guard armored divisions join police actions after Lt Governor acts amid governor's absence. By Sunday, 29 killed, 811 injured, 2,935 arrested. tense scenes push residents to arm themselves statewide.
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Abe Kretzmer Dies Of Wound At Home
A 60-year-old High Point man Abe Kretzmer was found dead at his home with a bullet wound to the head. Police said initial investigation suggested the wound might be self-inflicted and involved a note or action linked to Mrs. Kretzmer in Thomasville. He had been staying at home due to ill health.
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Evangelist Graham Seeks Civil Rights Pause in Crisis
Billy Graham planned to fly to Los Angeles to discuss the civil rights situation with Ralph Bell, a Black member of Graham’s circle. He urged MLK to seek a moratorium on demonstrations until the public absorbs recent legislation, and said no preacher should bypass the President in foreign affairs.
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Springfield Quiet After 67 Arrests
Federal conciliators from the Community Relations Service met with Springfield officials after 67 civil rights demonstrators were arrested over the weekend. The city faced renewed protests, with 44 arrests on Sunday as about 200 protesters paraded from a park to Court Square under police protection.
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