Johnson Urges Judicial Equality and Moderation in South
President Johnson tours Appalachia and the Deep South urging racial justice under the Constitution. He warns against extremism, emphasizes unity, and ties civil rights to national strength while hinting at his November election plans. He cites poverty, urban growth, and TVA as issues to be met with broad agreement and moderation.
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Prodigy Peter Nero Sums Up a Jazzed Up Classical Path
At 4 he toyed on a xylophone and by 14 had won awards. by 22 he rejected classical concert art for a freer style blending classical forms with jazz. Now 29, Nero headlines 100 concerts a year, TV spots, three albums, and scores for films, shaping American music with a distinctive niche.
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Plastic gates may flood Arkansas rice fields with change
The Arkansas rice industry is embracing Tasco Plastics Inc new plastic levee gates. The gates weigh about 13.5 pounds versus steel gates and are claimed to last longer with minimal maintenance. First tested in 1962 they rose to 50 units by last year and Tasco aims to expand production despite a non patent status.
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Dirksen to Unfold Rights Bill Changes
Washington AP Sen ate Republican Leader Everett M Dirksen plans to offer a package of 69 amendments to the civil rights bill as talks proceed to break Senate impasse He says amendments aim to force a two thirds vote to stop a filibuster while administration leaders push for all Dirksen changes to be on the table The effort centers on privately owned public accommodations provisions and draft negotiations involve Hubert Humphrey Kennedy aides and party leaders.
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Weather Continues With Storms Across Regions
Strong winds and warm humid Gulf air sparked storms hitting Waterloo and Ray Mond area injuring about 20, with 15 hospitalized. Tornadoes also damaged 10 farms in Fayette County and struck a trailer court near Wisconsin Rapids injuring 14 and damaging mobile homes. Eastern half sees summer-like warmth while parts of the Far West stay unusually cool.
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Dirksen Support Key To Closure Vote In Senate
The article notes Dirksen's backing as essential to gather the 67 votes required for invoking the Senate's debate limiting closure rule, assuming all 100 senators participate. It stresses the political maneuvering as leaders seek to lock in a procedural decision.
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