King's Character Under Fire From Hoover Remarks
Wilkins and Farmer led six Negro leaders in a White House meeting with President Johnson after Hoover labeled Dr. King yet again. King, in an exclusive AP interview from Bimini, said Hoover is faltering under pressure while millions hold him in high regard despite the criticisms.
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FBI
Building Permits Dip In North Carolina Cities
State Labor Department finds October building permits in the 36 largest NC cities totaled 22.9 million, down 8.5 percent from a year earlier, while the first ten months reach 262.6 million, up 22.8 percent year over year. Frank Crane notes yearly totals already exceed 1963. Raleigh leads October with 3.12 million. other cities listed include Charlotte, Greensboro, Durham, Wilmington, Fayetteville, and more.
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Salisbury
Sanford
Shelby
Statesville
Asville
Wilmington
Low-Down Dirty Trick Manilla
Mrs. Jose Fina Adviento returned home to find her house ransacked with the floor missing, an apparent theft. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
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Manila
Josefina Adviento
Kennedys On The Go Again A Year After Assassination
One year after Dallas the Kennedy family shows resilience and drive. Robert Kennedy contemplates higher office while Edward Kennedy recovers and aims to join the Senate. Jacqueline Kennedy, guiding her husband’s legacy and fund-raising, seeks privacy with her children as public duties continue. Modern dairy note closes the piece with milking parlor grain metering.
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Jules Loh
New York
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Dallas
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Edward M
Massachusetts
Edward
Joseph P. Kennedy
Reece
Eee
Patrick Kennedy
Senate
British royal house renames Gotha to Windsor in 1917
The British royal family changes its house name from Gotha to Windsor on July 17 1917 signaling a shift to a distinctly English royal identity amid wartime sentiment. The move redefines official branding and public perception of the monarchy.
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Gotha
Windsor
Today In History Highlighted Events on November 20 1964
On this date in 1866 the Civil War Grand Army of the Republic held its first national encampment in Indianapolis. Peregrine White, Pilgrims’ first native child, born aboard the Mayflower in 1620. References to events in 1870 1934 1940 1947 and 1964 noting shifts in wars royal wedding and military leadership.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
Ind
Peregrine White
Massachusetts Bay
Paris
United Daughters of the Confederacy
New York City
Hungary
Elizabeth
Duke of
U.N
U.S. Far East
John Hull
Far EastLand
Maxwell Taylor
Windy bank drive window chase for $2000 check
A $2000 check blown from a customer's hand at a Birmingham drive‑in window by a gust of wind led to a high speed chase as bystanders pursued it. Policeman E. E. Shaddix tackled the drifting check after it eluded initial pursuers.
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Birmingham
Ala
E. E. Shaddix
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