McNamara Urges Europe to Finance Its Defense Burden
Defense Secretary McNamara told NATO defense ministers in Paris that the United States bears too large a share of Europe's defense costs while fighting Vietnam. A five year NATO spending plan totaling about 400 billion dollars was approved. Britain faces a grave financial crisis and may cut its Rhine Army, prompting calls for European realignment and greater self defense.
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State Attorney Resigns Over Klan License Controversy
A staff lawyer from the attorney general's office resigns in protest over what he calls SBI cover up of evidence to revoke the Ku Klux Klan's license to do business in the state. The resignation follows earlier statements by SBI Director Walter Anderson and new remarks by William O'Quinn, urging a public airing of the facts to inform the people while protecting confidences.
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William O’quinn
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Editorial A Newspaper Guild Sees Strife in New York Merger
Editorial analyzes the 93 day strike over the World Journal Tribune merger of Herald Tribune World Telegram and Sun Journal American. It notes unions peace with the new entity except pressmen, historic 1962 63 strike impacts, and potential risks if the trio of new papers launches.
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Columbia Journalism Review
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Powell blocks big anti poverty bill amid Harlem clash
Drew Pearson reports that Adam Clayton Powell Sidetracked the $1.7 billion anti poverty measure amid race unrest in Cleveland and rising tensions in Washington. Powell blamed heat in New York but the delay followed his six week Europe Puerto Rico and Bahamas visit and seniority claim as committee chair in Education and Labor. Northern and Southern Democrats favored passing poverty ahead of civil rights. Powell's absence allowed colleagues to push the bill forward while he challenged the process.
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Harvard
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Bahamas
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Shriver
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Bill Ayres
Akron
Ohio
Powell fights to control anti poverty bill amid Harlem clashes
In a tense congressional clash Powell clashed with aides and colleagues over a 1.7 billion anti poverty measure. Rep Sam Gibbons pushed an adequate bill while Powell pursued favored Harlem relief and resisted rules shifting control to the House. Riots in Cleveland and church commitments added pressure as Speaker McCormack yielded to leaders.
North Carolina milk pricing sparks planned policy debate and local planning
A leading food outlet may challenge the State Milk Commission over a price increase that raises NC milk costs. Brookings Institution seminars at UNC Charlotte will study the Piedmont Crescent’s growth with city leaders, while Fort Bragg’s Stilwell drives a perilous recovery and Stanley Furniture shifts to one major annual introduction.
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D. C
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