States React To Proposal Sparsely Defined Voting Plan
Atty. Gen. Katzenbach reacts to a proposed voting law affecting Southern states. Officials differ from deeming it unnecessary to supporting swift registration in Alabama and other states. In Alabama about one million whites and 115k–120k Blacks are registered. mass Black registration could shift elections in 13 counties including Dallas and Macon.
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Mansfield Says Bill Will Pass
President Johnson told a Johnson City Texas news conference that 80 or more senators could back a civil service examiner bill to register voters in six Southern states with turnout below 50 percent in the last election. The measure would authorize civil service appointed examiners to oversee registration efforts.
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Turkey Says It Is Ready To Clash Over Cyprus
Ankara indicates it will seek a serious clash with Greece over the Turkish Cypriots issue on Cyprus. Cabinet source says the message was delivered to John Jernegan and came as he visited Athens. Prime Minister Suat Hayri Urguplu met Jernegan and U.S. Ambassador Raymond Hare at a luncheon.
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Pilgrimage to Montgomery Led by Dr. King in Selma Protest
The planned pilgrimage to Montgomery led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. aims to dramatize the Negro voting drive and protest state poll tax and police brutality. Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. ruled the march may proceed under sanctions, marking a major act in the civil rights movement with deaths and arrests already recorded.
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President Johnson blasts Wallace over civil rights march plan
President Johnson accused Gov George Wallace of shirking duty as he deployed over 3000 troops to Alabama for police duty in the Selma Montgomery march era. The White House disclosed 1900 Alabama National Guardsmen 100 FBI agents about 109 U.S. marshals and 1000 Army troops with two bivouacs at Selma and Montgomery. A reinforced Army battalion of about 1000 was on alert with medical staff and rescue helicopters available.
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Bomb plot uncovered near U S Embassy Saigon
Police raided a Saigon house after arresting two Viet Cong agents found with 25 pounds of plastic explosive en route to the U S Embassy. No damage or casualties were reported at the time. The Da Nang air base was also mentioned in the investigation.
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Across the Nation Tears Fear In Reapportionment
Raymond J Crowley reports on reapportionment as a major political shift. States face upheaval as legislatures dilute representation after Supreme Court rulings, with Rhode Island considering a constitutional convention and Montana failing to pass reapportionment bills in 1965.
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Britain faults Communist peace terms in Viet Nam talks
Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart criticizes North Viet Nam for seeking total U S withdrawal and says Britain will pursue a peaceful solution without Soviet help. He laments failing to persuade Andrei Gromyko during four days of talks and discusses Southeast Asia and UN issues in an AP interview.
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Satchmo Armstrong Wows East German Audiences
Louis Armstrong known as Satchmo wowed about 3,000 East German fans in Berlin during his first of 10 concerts in Communist Wart Berke. He opened and closed with Hello Dolly drawing a 15 minute standing ovation as uniformed soldiers sailors and police joined the crowd in singing along.
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Johnson Shows Open Press Policy At Ranch News Conference
President Johnson released a world almanac of White House press contacts and pledged to disclose information. He spoke at his 39th news conference on the LBJ Ranch as reporters gathered on a chilly lawn, promising at least one formal briefing monthly.
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