New York Herald Tribune Endorses Johnson for President
The New York Herald Tribune backs Lyndon B Johnson over Barry Goldwater, saying Goldwater lacks the needed combination of talents and could destabilize the two party system. It praises Johnson as experienced and competent and capable of uniting a nation torn by racial and sectional strife.
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Satellite Spotter To Be Tested In Space Research
Beamed laser tracking aims to locate satellites shortly after horizon rise. Nike Zeus and Thor interceptors cited as potential nuclear capable weapons. Beacons measure laser travel time to compute distance and course for precise orbit fixes. Saskatoon touted as proposed temperance colony capital in Saskatchewan.
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Mississippi Sheriff, Deputy Among Five Arrested in Civil Rights Case
The FBI arrested Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price along with former Sheriff Ethel Glenn Barnett and two Philadelphia police officers on charges of depriving Negroes of rights. Indictments allege beatings, detentions, and coerced confessions. The grand jury, convened in Biloxi and Jackson, probes civil rights abuses including a dam disposal case. President Johnson showed personal interest.
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Ballet Group to Perform at College in Memorial Auditorium
The American Choreographers' Co. visits High Point College Memorial Auditorium at 10:20 a.m. Wednesday. Directed by Richard Nickolaus the company, with 20 dancers in New York and a smaller touring division, showcases works by Stravinsky Bach and Ibert after a Gatlinburg residence and world premiere of The Burning House.
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Supreme Court Opens Term Amid Controversy and Civil Rights Debates
The Supreme Court starts a crowded new term amid criticism of liberal leanings. Key cases include public accommodations under the Civil Rights Act, school integration, race balance, contraceptives, and Communist activity. Justices will rule on whether states may regulate bans on interracial housing, and whether trespass laws can back business boycotts against African Americans.
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