Guidelines Bring Storm Over Desegregation Standoff
Washington AP. A national dispute over federal desegregation guidelines targets Harold Howell, Education Commissioner, as he testifies before the House Rules Committee. HEW Secretary Gardner says a careful review will occur under a Senate request while denying powers beyond the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Senate leaders adjust blame as Southern critics press for a probe. House Rules Committee signals support for an inquiry with a post election panel.
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Bill D. Moyers
Mike Mansfield
Montana
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Judiciary
Emanuel Celler
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Volunteers Help in San Francisco Riot Era Patrols
San Francisco volunteers in armbands aided by police patrolled riot-torn Hunters Point to deter violence while officials sought to address unemployment and racial discrimination. Mayor John Shelley urged residents to curfew home by 10 pm and 6 am, promising talks with leaders and business figures to boost minority opportunities as federal aid was sought from President Johnson.
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Austin Scott
SAN Francisco
Hunters Point
John Shelley
Shelley
San Franciscans
Johnson
Riots cool as National Guard stays on alert in San Francisco
Weather in the 90s persisted as about 1,200 National Guardsmen remained ready in two arena camps Kezar Stadium and Candlestick Park. Rioting erupted Tuesday when a policeman shot a Black youth fleeing a stolen car. About 10 peace patrol leaders met at a poverty program HQ and reported no incidents while on duty in Hunters Point residential areas.
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Joseph A. Califano
Shelley
Secretary of Labor
Willard Wirtz
Sargent Shriver
Counfort
San Francisco
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Candlestick Park
Peace Patrol
Hunters Point
Religions Aid Jesuit School in Recreating Sant Andrea Chapel
A Jew, a Buddhist, Christians and Catholics unite to help build Cranwell School for Boys chapel in Lenox Massachusetts. The plan resembles Sant Andrea in Rome with a crown spire, 26 stained glass windows, and seating for 425. Architects, sculptors and craftspeople from diverse faiths contribute to the reinforced concrete, altar, vestments, and interior design. The project aims to meet present needs and future centuries.
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Mary McAndrew
LENOX
Mass
Bernini
Sant’ Andrea
Quirinale
Rome
Cranwell School
Peter McLaughlin
Boston
Ireland
Leonard Baskin
Smith College
Brooklyn
Biganess Livingstons
Brookline
Joseph Ferguson
Ulrich Bear
Arthur Choo
Vatican
Planes Hit Red Line of Infiltration
Reports from Saigon describe B2 and B52 raids against infiltration routes and supply areas along the demilitarized zone. Operations targeted near Dong Ha with additional strikes northwest of the city as Marine units report heavy action and enemy casualties. U.S. air activity totaled 126 missions with claims of barge and bridge destruction and anti aircraft site hits.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Dong Ha
North Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Brown Faces Uphill Fight in California Gubernatorial Race
AP Special Correspondent Relman Morin reports California's Democratic infighting and time-for-a-change sentiment threaten Gov. Edmund G. Brown's bid for a third term. Brown trails Ronald Reagan, amid party dissension and a strong campaign from the GOP rival.
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San Francisco
California
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Earl Warren
Warren
Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Yorty
Disagreement on Call Up of Reserves
The Senate and House clash over how much authority the President should have to mobilize reserves. The $58 billion defence bill moves to conference after Senate rejection of a House compromise that omitted the reserves question. The Russell plan would mobilize about 467,000 reservists for 24 months without a national emergency, while the House plan limits to about 197,000 and extends mobilization for others not yet active.
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House
Sen
Rihard B. Russell
D4ia
Berlin
John F. Kenney
Rosesell
Armed Services Commtlte Tee
Atont
Chester M. Avery 71 Prescott farmer dies after illness
Chester M Avery of Prescott Route 5 died Thursday in Prescott hospital at age 71. Retired farmer, he is survived by wife Thelma, three sons William Wendell and Chester Ray Avery all of Prescott, three daughters Mrs Luther Laudermilk of Shreveport Mrs Dorothy Hicks of Emmet and Miss Carolyn Avery of Little Rock, sister Mrs Gracie Avery Prescott and brother Cledith Avery Prescott. Services Saturday at 2 30 PM at Midway Methodist Church with Rev Calvin Miller. burial in Midway Cemetery by Herndon Correllus.
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Pres+cott Rt
Prescott Hospital
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William, Wendell
Chester Ray Avery
Presecott
Luther Laudermilk
Shreveport
Dorothy Hicks
Emmet
Carolyn Avery
Lite Tle Rock
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Prescott
Cledith Avery
Midway Methodist Church
Calvin Miller
Midway Cemetery
Herndon Correllus
Defoliation Faces Pentagon Hurdles in Vietnam War
Senior officers push to defoliate the demilitarized zone to deny cover to infiltrators. Pentagon permission lacking. alternatives include a buffer strip south of the boundary. U.S. air operations continue across the zone as 6,000 troops enter South Vietnam monthly via various routes.
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Bob Gassaway
Dong HA
South Vie Nam
Demilitarized Zone
North
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
United States
Forth
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
No-Man’s Land
Guam
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Viet Nams
Johnson forms rural poverty advisory panel with Arkansans named
Washington AP President Johnson created a national advisory commission to tackle rural poverty. The panel is headed by Governor Edward Breathitt of Kentucky. Arkansas selects two members, Louis J. Johnson of Little Rock, president of the Arkansas Farmers Union, and Lawrence A. Davis, president of Arkansas AM&N College at Pine Bluff.
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Johnson
Edward Breathitt
Kentucky
Arkansans
Louis J. Johnson
Little Rock
Arkansas Farmers Union
Ant Lawrence A. Davis
Arkansas Am&n College
Pine Bluff
Weather Summary for Arkansas Regions September 30 1966
A 24 hour report ending 7 a.m. Friday shows Central Arkansas mostly cloudy and turning cooler tonight with a low in the 40s and a high around 60s Saturday. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas expect continued cool, mostly cloudy conditions with scattered light showers tonight and a high in the low 60s Saturday. Southwest Arkansas notes cloudy skies with showers and thundershowers ending tonight followed by much cooler conditions late tonight and Saturday, with a low in the 40s and high near 70.
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Weather Experiment Station
Central
Arkansas
Southwest
First Native American Saint Rosa of Lima Canonized
The first Catholic saint of the Americas was Rosa of Lima, Peru, canonized in 1671. Q What is the strongest silk thread compared to a steel wire of equal size A It is two thirds as strong. Q Which city hosts the world’s greatest horse and mule market A East St Louis Illinois. Q Do sea turtles have teeth A No turtle has teeth whether sea tortoise or terrapin.
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Wille
St. Louis
Margaree Kleay
Marvin Blumenfeld
Medias
Americas
Rosa
Lima
Peru
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Illinois
Newspapal Enterprise Association
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