Hines Elected Episcopal Leader
The Rt. Rev. John Elbridge Hines was elected presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, becoming the 22nd holder of the post. He noted race relations and closer ties with the global Anglican community as key goals for his tenure. He has led the Texas diocese from Houston and serves as metropolitan of the American Division of the Anglican Communion.
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Humphrey Defends Johnson in Southern Tour
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey defended President Johnson at Knoxville and Chattanooga rallies, linking past Southern presidents Andrew Jackson James K. Polk and Andrew Johnson to current attacks. He warned critics’ names would be forgotten after the 1964 election and noted Polk’s opponents used tactics similar to today’s campaign.
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Tennessee
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Moore Calls for Equal Business Government Partnership
Dan K. Moore, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, urged the North Carolina Oil Jobbers Association that business government partnership must be equal. He, a former Superior Court Judge from Canton, said North Carolina can progress more in four years if the state commits to this partnership and protects free enterprise for the little man.
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Miller Attacks Jenkins Case in California Campaign Stop
Rep William E Miller assailed the Walter Jenkins affair and the Bobby Baker case calling the campaign about character versus corruption. He told 1000 plus in San Bernardino that FBI and Secret Service knew since 1961 Jenkins faced morals charges and warned against four more years.
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Professors Report Hallmark Study On County School Closure
Michigan State University researchers report that in Prince Edward County, Virginia, 575 black students attended classes outside the county during four years of school closure, with an average IQ of 69.4 among over 1,000 children. They seek recovery prospects as public schools reopen following a Supreme Court order.
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Duryea shoots The Bounty Killer in 10 days
Hollywood star Dan Duryea compares his new film The Bounty Killer to Cleopatra for length though he will shoot in a tight 10 day schedule. He notes his recent TV work, recalling China Smith era where 13 episodes were filmed in 21 days and describes juggling multiple scripts during bar scenes.
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