GOP Reviews Policies After NNRA Criticism
The NNRA led by Grant Reynolds and Jackie Robinson criticizes national GOP leaders and backs some Republicans while urging stronger civil rights measures. It endorses George Christopher in California and Robert H. Finch in the lieutenant governor race, praises Thruston Morton, and targets Bliss and Milles for perceived past failures. It urges housing desegregation provisions, Negro staff roles, and greater Negro participation in party leadership and voter registration efforts.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Negro National
Republican Assembly
NNRA
Detroit
Ray Blisson
GOP
Grant Reynolds
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jackie Robinson
George Christoper
San Francisco
California
Robert H. Finch
Richard M. Nixon
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Rial
South
Victor A. Johnston
Morton ‘Committee
Jack Mills
Wayne Bradley
Congressional Campaign
A. B. Herman
Bliss
Goldwater-Miller
Melvin Laird
R-Wis
House
Johnson
Senate
Everett M.'Dirksen
Illinois
Republican Policy Coordinating Committee
Houses
Columbia
Firemen Collect Snakes in Morris PA Hunt
In Morris Pennsylvania volunteers from the local fire department and the rattlesnake association organized a snake hunt in Tioga County. Hunters pay a $1 entry fee and bring snakes back alive for sale to snake farms and laboratories. Proceeds fund equipment purchases as crowds of about 3000 are expected.
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Morris
Rattesnake Association
Tioga County
Northcentral
Pennsylvania
Communists Lose Members Worldwide After Indonesia Coup
AP report based on a State Department survey says 2.6 million Communists worldwide remain active or were active in 1965, with Indonesia losing about 1.9 million members and up to 300,000 killed. The drop contrasts with gains in China and allied nations, while West Germany and Mexico show sharp declines.
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Byendre Marton
Washington (Ap
Indonesia
Communist Party
State Department
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Associated Press
China
Peking
Soviet Union
Red China
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Poland
Moscow Peking split amid global Communist party rifts
A Tulsa man, A Clements, was linked to drunken driving after a governor’s car chase. The report notes splits among 18 national Communist parties, with Peking and Moscow factions weakly aligned. It cites figures from a 1965 survey estimating world Communist membership around 60 million versus the U.S. 43.9 million. The event touches on North Korea Viet Nam and regional parties as witnesses cite internal divisions.
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Sr Hoseen Tite Jor
Sime Fa. Cai
Pacimneratek
Moscow
Peking
India
pro-Peking Party
Tulsa
Okla
Thom
A. Clements
Celta
Highway Patrol
Albania
North Korea
Sappera
The
Thine
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Japan
Laos
Malaysia
New Zealand
Peking Teally
Party Life
U.S
Jamestowners Ships Bring First 105 Pioneers to Jamestown
The Susan Constant Goodspeed and Discovery carried the original 105 pioneers to Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement on American shores.
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Susan
Mich highway chief fights grass with inhibitor
Lansing AP reports Michigan highway director Howard Hill uses maleic hydrazide to control roadside grass. His department spends about 1.5 million dollars yearly on upkeep along shoulders and rights of way. Early trials on the Edsel Ford Expressway slopes show mowing costs reduced by about 90 dollars per acre annually.
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Lansing
Mich
Howard Hill
Hill
Michigan Highway Director
Detroit
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