Wallace In Indiana
Wallace speaks across hostile crowds at Indiana University Bloomington and Earlham College amid jeers and walkouts. He defends his opposition to the civil rights bill with brisk humor and sharp hits on northern racism while outlining his view of enforcement and job discrimination.
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Wallace
Jemison
George C. Wallace Jr
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University At Indiana University
Bloomington
Indiana
Alabama
New York
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Wisconsin
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Eartham College
Richmond
Ind
Jeer
Ilinois
Michigan
Ohio
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Intanspelis
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Evansville
Poltesy
Vincennes College
Earlham College
Waillace
Methodists call for stronger action to break church racial barriers
A statement read by Rev. Laird criticizes voluntarism as a cover for inaction and urges urgent renewal to remove racial injustice within the church. Demonstrators from multiple cities gathered, including college students and lay leaders, backing quicker integration and merging Negro and white conferences over four years, challenging gradual plans.
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Miock
Body of Christ
Laird
Feeney
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Jackson
Miss
Ham
Ala
Atlanta
Faney
FCC Chairman Discusses TV Station Controversy
In Washington AP report, FCC Chairman William Henry discusses a plan in Austin where Texas Broadcasting Corp seeks 50 percent of Capital Cable Co stock to distribute TV programs by wire, potentially challenging KTBC-TV. He notes the case raises whether a community antenna system should own a broadcaster, and that the Johnson station may not remain sole TV outlet in Austin. The FCC recently issued a decision involving Clarksburg.
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William Henry
Antenne
Et al Communications Commistee
Clarksburg
Austin
Ita
Teles
Johnson
Antenna Television
Henry
Texas Capital
Texas Broadcasting Corp
Ktbc-Tv
Capital Cable Co
KTBC
FCC
Nixon Speaks Out On Viet Nam War
In a Baltimore report Nixon urges the United States to win in Vietnam arguing a policy of withdrawal would please the Communists. He cites lessons from Korea and warns that retreat could invite a Southeast Asia collapse to communism. MacArthur’s plan faces risks but Nixon says the dangers are smaller than a full takeover.
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Nixon
United States
Viet Nam
Johns Hopkins University
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North VietNam
Yon
Douglas MacArthur
Red
Southeast Asia
MacArthur
Soviet Union
China
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America
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Tougaloo College
Tougaloo
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Moore
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Grace Lutheran Church
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James Jester
Weig
Geta Yae
Bottie
Petunias
Big Mama
Big Daddy
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Yoder
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