Cities Must Fight Crime Battle
President Johnson pledged federal cooperation with local authorities in tackling crime in the District of Columbia. He said the administration will stimulate aid and encourage District efforts to improve safety for residents and visitors amid rising national crime trends. Tobriner defended the District Board of Commissioners, noting the city ranks 13th in arrests among 26 metropolitan areas with over one million people in 1963.
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Johnson to Visit South Carolina State House Monday
Security tightened in Columbia as scaffolding and Secret Service gear go up for President Lyndon B. Johnson's Columbia visit. He will speak about 30 minutes from the State House steps, then fly to McEntire Base. Barry Goldwater plans a Saturday rally at Township Auditorium with $1 inside seats.
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Johnson campaigns in Baltimore amid crowds at park rally
President Johnson greeted by large crowds in Baltimore's northeast park on arrival and during a Democratic rally. He signed autographs, pressed the flesh, and ridiculed the GOP on domestic issues while noting Republican Mayor McKeldin's greeting by helicopter. He warned against campaigns of hate and fear.
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Humphrey Heads Into Final Campaign Dash From Minnesota
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey launches a nine day push from Minnesota focusing on peace as the election nears. He argues Goldwater favors force while Democrats seek victory to avert war and urge voters to choose a future for children.
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Pope Denounces Benedictine Abbey Bombing as Grave Outrage
Pope Paul VI consecrated the rebuilt Benedictine Abbey at Monte Cassino and called its destruction a grave outrage and a blind gesture of World War II. From the monastery he blessed war dead and proclaimed St. Benedict Europe’s patron for peace and unity, amid rain and a history of disputed bombing. He noted papal intercession and the toils of war, stressing memory of the abbey’s ruin and restoration.
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