Slow integration pace blasted by education leaders
A survey of officials who attended a Howe speech shows educators broadly agree with his view that moderation delays solutions. Howe urged decisive action on school desegregation, criticizing boards for wavering and highlighting tensions in Chicago and Los Angeles over race and class.
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Ae New York
Harold All
Agi
Toh Eckod
Stratts
Tal
Howe
U.S
Education
National Urban
Columbia University
Nion
H. Adams
Chicago
Los Angeles Board of Education
President urges continued bombing of North Vietnam
The President defends ongoing air strikes and predicts continued unrest in South Vietnam after elections. He notes rival factions contend for power as part of the developing nation’s political life. In California, observers expect Milton Nabrit of Texas Southern University to be reappointed for five years.
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Viet Nam
South
California
Milton Nabrit
Texas Southern University
Hous- Johnson
Ae F. A. Eee
Helms Returns to California After CIA Leadership Pause
Helms leaves his No 2 post at the CIA to return home in California. Johnson notes Helms was groomed for top leadership after Rabern’s departure and would have earned a $35,000 yearly salary. At 6 feet tall with brown hair and eyes, Helms is described as the first career intelligence officer to reach CIA director-level status.
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Ago
California
Helms
CIA
Rabern
Johnson
Gig 5 Son
Reserve Decision Upheld
Washington AP report on April 1965 testimony where Defense Secretary McNamara vetoed mobilization of Army Reserves and National Guardsmen for Viet Nam. Gen Harold Johnson and Gen Paul Freeman indicated readiness and training goals were met, despite some shortfalls, and emphasized national interest and policy against wider war.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Harold K. Johnson
Army Chief
Senate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United Sates
Johnson
Baltimore
Viet Nam
John Stennis
D-Miss
Subcommittee
McNamara
Joint Chiefs
Stennis
James T. Kendall
Paul L. Freeman
Continental Army Command
California Population Growth and Pollution Threats 1960s
Growth in California outpaced the nation from 1950 to 1960 with a 48.5 percent rise in residents. By 1964 birth rates and family size lagged national averages while pollution and congestion intensified. Sanctions note air and water pollution harming crops and health in urban and agricultural regions. Labor shortages hit Los Angeles Watts with about 25 000 unemployed Negroes.
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California
Cal—s
Agen
Los Angeles County
Watts
Viet Nam China Border Zone Declared Off Limits to U S Aircraft
U S officials say a 20 to 25 mile wide buffer along the Viet Nam Red China border is off limits to U S planes to avoid crossing into Chinese air space. President Johnson says bombing will continue at current levels with no immediate expansion toward Hanoi or Haiphong.
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Viet Nam-China
U.S
Washington
US S
North Viet Nam
Red China
Johnson
Viet Nam
Ion
Hanoi
Haiphong
Union Elections Slated In Cuba
Cuba will hold nationwide union elections June 20 to choose new leaders. Havana radio reported the vote will occur under the promise of absolute freedom and democracy with one exception.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Havana Radio
Burden on Supporters of Insurgents in the South?
A fragment argues the burden falls on backers of the insurgents in the South and states air power is aimed at North Vietnam. The note frames escalation as a necessary tactic in the broader campaign.
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North Viet Nam
Voters urged to choose long-time party and union members
The broadcast urged electors to back candidates who have previously belonged to bourgeois political parties or labor unions before the era of Prime Ministers. The report frames these affiliations as a gauge of loyalty and stability.
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Fidel Castro
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