Optimism Of President Gets Reaction In Congress
President Johnson told the White House Civil Rights Conference that no government can end Negro life conditions alone, but pledged to pursue justice and opportunity. Delegates rose to applaud his unannounced appearance as discussions on jobs housing education and justice resume. Johnson said we will not retreat and noted Viet Nam policy debate alongside civil rights planning. Senators Russell Clark voiced mixed views on progress and future impact, while Johnson praised the economy and Congress handling of his programs. He also expressed desire for fuller news coverage of South Viet Nam progress and discussed briefing leaders on Viet Nam.
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Johnson Girls Buy Clothes in New York for Wedding
Luci Johnson, 18, awaiting marriage to Patrick Nugent, shops for wedding attire in New York as her mother and sister Lynda, 22, plan travel and attend Broadway shows. Lynda graduates from University of Texas this Saturday in Austin.
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Examination of Sex Cases Suggested
RALEIGH AP North Carolina Prisons Director Lee Bounds backs creating psychiatric centers in the state to examine sex offenders before sentencing. The idea emerged at the first meeting of a special commission studying public morality laws. Bounds chairs the commission and cites other states as models noting current practice delays psychiatric reviews until after imprisonment.
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De Valera Apparent Winner in Irish Election
Dublin reports an 83 year old Eamon de Valera as apparent winner in Ireland's election seeking a second term as premier. Early vote counting proceeded as expected with results due later today. Opponent Thomas Niggion is described as the Dublin lawyer challenging the incumbent.
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An advertisement offers Odrinex a fat loss product with a money back guarantee. It promises quick weight loss and notes the pill is small and easy to swallow. Mentioned are Mann's Drug Stores and mall orders if needed.
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