Congress Reconvenes Amid Battle Over Major Bills
Congress returns from the Republican National Convention with a heavy, partisan agenda. Senate Majority Leader Mansfield urges focus on legislative business to finish this Congress by late August, hoping to avoid delaying adjournment into September or beyond.
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Arizona
Goldwater Attacks Extremism and Civil Rights Debate
In a Phoenix interview Goldwater says extremism in the defense of freedom is not the issue, rejects discrimination, and urges listening to his Arizona record. He challenges Nelson Rockefeller to defend his stance while predicting early campaign films and a Prescott courthouse opening.
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Red Leaders Convene in Warsaw Meet to Press West Germany
Khrushchev Ulbricht Novotny plan a Warsaw meeting with Poland Czechoslovakia and East Germany leaders to denounce Bonn and oppose NATO nuclear policies while highlighting Poland’s 20th anniversary regime celebration and border security concerns. The gathering aims to de emphasis China split and project unity among border states.
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Romania
Young Democrats Rally For NC Progress Amid Goldwater Crisis
In Asheville the Young Democratic Clubs leaders urge support for Dan K Moore and Bob Scott. They criticize Republicans as lacking a program and call for mobilizing voters to back the Democratic ticket and Johnson’s renomination.
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Johnson Press Conference Horse Ride Sparks Photo Op
Johnson seeks to coax George onto a horse on Saturday as aide Ioe E. Reedy balks citing unfairness to the animal. Lynda Bird Johnson mounts side saddle while Pierre Salinger recalls a prior bureaucrat’s rodeo style. The event precedes a White House outdoor session with reporters and photographers on hand.
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Misuse Of Mental Tests Could Cost Minority Training
Washington AP report outlines how conventional tests favor middle class environments and mismeasure minority children. The Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues warns misuse threatens opportunities and urges careful, longitudinal testing to monitor progress and address deprivation.
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North Carolina to assume part of atomic materials regulation
Gov. Sanford says the Atomic Energy Commission approved an agreement for North Carolina to share regulatory control of radioactive materials. He will sign in Raleigh Tuesday at 4 30 p m with Mer gs James T Ram ey and Carl T Durham to give remarks at the House chamber ceremony.
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Underground Nuclear Test Reported by Johnson
President Johnson said the United States and United Kingdom jointly tested a low yield British nuclear device underground in Nevada on Friday at the Atomic Energy Commission site. He noted the test was requested by Britain under the August 1950 aid agreement for mutual defense nuclear cooperation. Both governments believe the underground test would yield substantial technical and military benefits as part of ongoing nuclear research.
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Atomic Energy Commission
African leaders press for tougher action on South Africa and Portugal
At the African summit in Cairo, 33 nations heard appeals from leaders including Ethiopia's Emperor Haile Selassie for stronger steps against South Africa and Portugal. He warned pledges have not been fulfilled and questioned the effectiveness of boycotts while noting many states still trade with the two powers. The Congo boycotted to protest Premier Moise Tshombe's attendance.
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Three Teachers Join Graduates In Jail
In Louisville AP report three teachers donated time to teach at Jefferson County Jail. The graduation saw 17 prisoners receive certificates for completing adult education courses. Teachers Elroy Cartwright Willis Fischer and Gordon Hoskins held two hour classes three times weekly.
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