Services Told To Make Race Survey
Washington reports the Defense Department ordered an off-base equal opportunity inventory to uncover racial discrimination around military bases. Norman Paul sent the Sept 24 memo with a Nov 8 deadline, seeking data on transport housing education and public facilities and local laws.
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Washington
Defense Department
Armed Services
Associated Press
Norman Paul
Pentagon
Paul
Pani
Congress
Delayed Vote Seen on Kennedy Tax Bill In Senate
Senate finance committee may begin public hearings next week but final action on Kennedy tax cut likely delayed until early next year as civil rights legislation takes priority. Treasury Secretary Dillon to testify. 75 amendments expected, delaying floor action until Christmas.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Senate
House
Byrd
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Paul Douglas
D-Il
Douglas
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Finance Committee
Dirksen
Rights Measure Is Stuck In Congress This Week
A Civil Rights Commission extension stalled as the Senate approved a one year extension, while House action is blocked by Southern opposition. The omnibus civil rights bill faces revision in a Judiciary subcommittee before full committee action.
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Senate
House
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Judiciary Committee
Vote On Amendment Called For Vote On Amendment
AP Raleigh report says a constitutional amendment tied to Senate redistricting should go to a statewide vote before the next general election. Senate leaders Williams Stone and Cannon launch a two day tour to gather signatures as a special session begins to address the deadlock with a redistricting bill and potential amendment.
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Raleigh
Senate
Staten Williams
Stanly
General Assembly
Williams
House
Clarence Stone
Hugh Cannon
Piedmont
Capitol Hill
Cannon
Sanford
Stone
Political Dates Fall Due Soon
Raleigh political notes outline vague dates for key campaigns. Rep Charles R Jonas plans to announce for governor around Oct 5. Dr Beverly Lake of Raleigh expected to enter Democratic primary next May with Nov 15 cited as announcement date. Gov Terry Sanford targets mid October for a special session on Senate redistricting with Oct 14 noted.
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Charles R. Jonas
Lincolnton = s
Jonas
Lake
Beverly Lake
Raleigh
Dr. Lake
Archie Taylor
Lil Iington
Terry Sanford
General Assembly
Senate
Sanford
Flora Expected To Sideswipe Hispaniola En Route To Jamaica
The Miami Florida AP report states hurricane Flora packing 125 mph winds was expected to sideswipe southern Hispaniola Thursday en route toward Jamaica. Gale warnings were issued for Barahona and the Presque Isle du Sudoueste peninsula in Haiti, with tides rising five to eight feet and the storm centered about 340 miles southwest of San Juan at 5 am EST.
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Miaml Fla
Flora
Hispaniola
Jamaica
U. S. Weather Bureau
San Juan
Barahona
Dominican Republc
Presque Isle du Sudoueste
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Genovese Tied to 1931 Gangland Slayings in U S
James Valachi testifies before the Senate subcommittee detailing ties between Vito Genovese Charles Lucky Luciano and Salvatore Maranzano in the 1931 mob killings. He names Giuseppi Massaria and Salvatore Maranzano as leaders involved, cites a death list, and references Newark Joe Bonano.
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Massaria
Maranzano
New York
Valachi
Genovese
Charles Lucky
Lucky Luciano
Luciano
Salvatore Maranzano
Charley Lucky
Vito
Park Avenue
Newark
Joe Bonano
Joe Boiano
Brooklyn
West 15
Coney Island
Ralph Salerno
Bobby Doyle
John Roach
Hartsford
Santuccio
Doyle
Stamford
Conn
Hartford
Maranzailo Group
Masseria
Massaria l
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Robert Doyle
Ribicoff
Stamford Doyle
Third Man Arrested In Alabama
A third white man was arrested in a continuing investigation of racial bombings in Birmingham Alabama. Police reported 133 sticks of dynamite found in a wooden crate and nearby in a wooded area just outside North Birmingham. The arrests include John W Hall 36 of Gardendale and Robert L Chambliss 59 with bond posted at 300 dollars. Charles Cagle 22 remained jailed on an open charge with habeas corpus hearing pending. The Foster Shuttlesworth statement criticized the probe as a sham designed to soothe the national conscience.
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Birmingham
Ala
John W. Hall
Urban l
Gardendale
Robert £. Chambliss
Chambliss
Charles Cagle
Col
al Lingo
State Highway Patrol
Fred Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
George Lewis Bailes
iShuttlesworth
McNamara Faces Questions on Viet Nam War
Secretary McNamara returns from Saigon with a large report aimed at guiding Kennedy on whether to push Diem or seek a change. He likely finds no final answers on ousting Diem or defeating Communists and probably recommends no boost to U.S. forces or aid beyond current levels.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diet
United States
Diem
McNamara
Washington
Kennedy
Defense
U.S
Berbers Defy Ben Bella With Cannon On Ridges
Berber mutineers in Algeria man cannons on mountain ridges and vow to defy President Ahmed Ben Bella even at civil war cost. Ben Bella plans vigilante committees to defend the revolution, with loyal army aid if needed. Government troops seal the Kabylie region as mutiny spreads, while Ben Bella nationalizes French farms to rally peasants.
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Andrew Borowiec
Associatiea
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Hadj Ben Alla
Ber Rella
Front of National Liberation
FSLN
Beni Alla
Ben Alla
Kabylie
Col
Mohandou el Hadj
Algeria
France
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APL
Civil Rights Commission
William A. Sbires
Raleigh — Political Notebook
Jeer Barnett
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Princeton University
Princeton
N.J
AP Wiriphoto
Joseph
Charles
Vito Geno Lucky
Vito Genovese
Ciru
Italy
Terranova
Leavenworth
la Cosa
Dicate
Giuseppi Massaria
Joe the Boss
Juan Bosch
Carmen
Guadeloupe
RAND
Republic
Bosch
Puerto Rico
Alabama
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