Tributes To King Across USS
A nation mourns as tributes to Martin Luther King Jr. pour in from Atlanta to other cities. President Johnson declares a national day of mourning and planned funeral services unfold as crowds gather, with Abernathy and King family members delivering sermons and messages of nonviolence amid unrest and memorials in multiple locales.
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Violence Across Cities Sparks Nationwide Riots After King's Assassination
National unrest spreads as 32,000 troops patrol Washington and Chicago amid arson, looting, and 24 deaths. Police arrest hundreds in multiple states, with 628 cited as detained since Friday. Fires, bombings, and clashes disrupt cities from Des Moines to Tampa.
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On Trail of King Suspect Says Clark
Attorney General Rumsey Clark said federal investigators are pursuing a suspect in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. s Memphis assassination. He noted a name is being examined and that ballistic tests may link a rifle to the crime. He called for an early conclusion, with indictment and trial, likely in Tennessee.
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Viet War Strategy Talks End
Strategy sessions at the White House involved Secretary of State Dean Rusk Vice President Humphrey Defense Secretary Clifford and senior officials after a nine hour meeting. Westmoreland to be replaced as Army Chief of Staff and Hanoi says a delegation will meet U.S. officials for talks, signaling ongoing negotiations in a fraught war.
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King tribute urges end to violence and racial injustice
In Memphis Tennessee a crowd of about 7000 Negroes and whites heard Judge Ben Hooks urge turning from violence in memory of Martin Luther King Jr. He said King would not want burning, looting, or theft and called for respect for his memory at Crump Stadium.
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Hanoi Condemns Murder of Martin Luther King Jr
The Hanoi newspaper Nhan Dan on Sunday voiced deep anger at the cold blooded murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, signaling a rare international condemnation from Vietnam amid a wave of tributes and political reaction.
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