Senate Debates Civil Rights Amid Filibuster Pressure
Senate debate stretched over civil rights amid threats of cloture as Humphrey urged setting a date to vote on all changes. Hollard defended unlimited debate while 46 days and 87 amendments loom, threatening House concurrence and final passage.
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Washington
Renia
Dixie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Humphrey
House
Paul H. Douglas
Linois
Douglas
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Protestors Charged In Williamston
Five white women from Massachusetts and two Williamston women were charged with unlawful picketing of a Sears store in Williamston North Carolina. Bonds were set at 200 dollars each. The group carried Southern Christian Leadership Conference signs and said nothing about reasons for the protest. New England supporters had previously aided local Black residents with food and clothing.
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Williamston
N.C
Massachusetts
Golden Frinks
Edenton
Lloyd Banks
Milton Mazer
Nancy W. Hodgson
Henry Smith
West Tisbury
Mass
David Lilienthal Jr
North Tisbury, Sr
Stanley Murphy
Chilmark
Gloria Small
Vina Andrews Hodges
Sears Roebuck and Co
Banks
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
New
Card ship crippled in Viet Nam war cargo attack
The Card, a United States Naval Ship, was damaged in an attack after unloading helicopters in Saigon. An explosion under the adjacent wharf likely weighed about 50 pounds with plastic timing. U.S. authorities launched an intensive investigation, unsure if the blast was directed or accidental, as the war effort against the Viet Cong continues.
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U.S
Atlantic
United States Naval
United States
USS
Saigon
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Puritan Forever Youngs
Batiste
Gloria Swanson
Puritan Forever Young
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Puritan Forever
Robaix
Pran of
Arnel
Europe
Spain
Velasquez
Goya
Mexico
Rufino Tamayo
New York
The
Advertising Council
Consejo Nacional de la Publicidad
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Forleine
Dacron
LaBare
Hell
Richardson Department Store
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