Klan Pressure Faces Skeptical SBI New Director
North Carolina's new SBI chief Myron McBryde, ex FBI man, pledges outright opposition to the Ku Klux Klan. He inherits a history of secrecy over Klan activity and vows vigilant scrutiny of the group while balancing legal bounds and public safety.
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North Carolina
State Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Myron H. McBride
Dan Moore
Walter Anderson
Malcolm Seawell
Governor’s Committee On Law and Order
SBI
Reischauer urges cautious Vietnam peace and Asia stance
Former U S ambassador Edwin O Reischauer testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee outlining a speedy end to Vietnam without withdrawal or escalation and urging minimal military commitments in Asia. He questions formal alliances and favors aid upon request, praising restrained policy amid the Vietnam crisis.
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U. S
Japan
Edwin O. Reischauer
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Reischauer
Harvard
School of Far Eastern Affairs
State Department
Far East
Asia
U.S
Washington
Editorial Research Pie On The Ground
The 1966 rise of the federal minimum wage takes effect as part of broader calls for a guaranteed income. President Johnson seeks a two year study of income guarantees, while debates cite concerns about job loss and wage differentials, with Friedman backing universal aid as a non Marxian solution.
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Congress
Johnson
Organized Labor
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Friedman
Hoover, Sawyer clash over Nevada wire taps and Panama post
Nevada politics erupt as Gov. Grant Sawyer accuses the FBI of wire tapping while Hoover lobbies on Capitol Hill. Sawyer ends up governor general of the Panama Canal Zone after talks with LBJ. Wallace campaigns for president from Capitol Hill, challenging federal welfare funds and civil rights enforcement. Louisiana Gov. John J. McKeithen comments on integration progress.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Capitol Hill
Sawyer
Johnson
Humphrey
John Macy
Civil Service Commission
LBJ
Panama Canal Zone
White House
FBI
G-men
Nevada
Hoover
Canal Zone
John Gardner
Louisiana
Wallace
McKeithen
Sam Jones
NAACP
High Point Aims for All America City Repeat
Planning session highlights High Point's 1966 67 progress in growth housing labor and downtown revitalization. Elm Street road work hospital property swaps and new Salvation Army Boys Club plans feature alongside the 1967 Statewide College Students Conference and Sears opening with 500 parking spaces.
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High Point
Salvation Army
A. E. Sherron
W. T. Powell
Florence W. Allen
Jack Dunn
Methodist Student Movement of
North Carolina
Wesley Memorial Church
Sister Mary Corita
Immaculate Heart College
Los Angeles
Sears
Magic Block
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Raleigh
McBryde
Bobby
Kennedy
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
N. C
Sarapoe
Thebess
C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry, JR
Cascades Caneanse
Bolt McPherson
Ccceneenes
IEEE
Wade Nccscuccesess
Tae Geenaee Ake Oh Ues
Dotty and
Coer
N.C
AP News
Act of March
Fame Reonttors
Drew Pearson
Las Vegas
J. Edgar
Gov. Sawyer
Alabama
George Wallace
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Ate Finance Committee
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Town
John J. McKeithen
Holt McPherson
Elm Street
Parkway
Highland Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Westwood
Ray Streets
James H. Millis
Chicago
John T. Burrus
Curtis Smith Deal
Ruth Ellis
Collier Ellis and Company
Otteray Drive
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Bob Deale
Southern Retail Furniture Association
Exposition Building
Sedgefield Manor
Charles W. Phillips
Rotary
Phillips
Guilford
Nice
France
Mexico City
William F
Bill Mauldin
Buick
W. S. Garten
Buick Motor Division
General Motors
Garten
Memphis
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