California Democrats urged to back freedom delegation in Mississippi
Sacramento activist Valerie Hogan urged California Democrats to support a predominantly Negro delegation from Mississippi at the Democratic National Convention. Freedom Party spokesman Frank Soracco said a resolution will seek backing at the state convention in Sacramento. Hogan, recently back from Mississippi, warned of fear and described Mississippi Democrats as white aligned with Goldwater, while organizers plan a summer volunteer effort under COFO.
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Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Greece and Turkey Trade Threats
Tensions over Cyprus surge as Greece rejects Turkey's demand for direct talks and Ankara warns of mass expulsion of Greeks in Turkey. U N Secretary General Thant pleads for more troops to bolster the Cyprus peace force after talks with member nations. Prime Minister Inonu seeks Soviet and Greek dialogue while Papandreou warns direct negotiations risk failure and suggests U N General Assembly if Geneva mediation fails.
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Goldwater Plans His Campaign
Barry Goldwater, supported by most Republican factions, plans his presidential campaign schedule. He met staff at party headquarters and will refine plans Saturday with state and finance chairmen. Rep. William Miller of New York will open his vice presidential campaign Sept. 5 in Lockport, New York, a day after Goldwater kicks off in Prescott, Arizona. Eisenhower endorsed Goldwater, while Sen. Clifford Case of New Jersey warned support depends on deeds and words against extremist appeals and the white backlash.
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Brazil Ends Centavos Minting Amid Inflation Pressure
Brasilia reports Brazil will stop minting centavos due to inflation. Congress notes infrastructure costs and currency devaluation have reduced centavos usefulness. At present 1,500 centavos equal one U.S. cent.
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Attorney Loyd Wright Jr. Dies at 45 in Los Angeles
Loyd Wright Jr. 45, junior vice president of the County Bar Association, died at his home after several months of illness. PMID: UPI report from Los Angeles states the attorney passed away Wednesday night, leaving behind a prominent legal career.
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VA Gubernatorial Hopeful Promises Betting And Boxing Reform
Virginia candidate Talmage Wilcher launches 1985 bid on platform including racehorse betting bourbon sales and boxing reform to break the Byrd political influence. He vows to legalize liquor by the drink and push progressive government while appealing to plain people over radical groups.
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Klan Backs Barry Over His Protest
Imperial Wizard Robert M. Shelton of the United Klans of America announced that Klan members should vote for Republican Barry Goldwater for president despite Goldwater's denial of seeking their support. Shelton cited President Johnson's civil rights law as making Johnson unacceptable, while noting Goldwater's right to denounce groups but not deny citizens the vote.
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Wall Berliners Riot Near Reds Protest at Wall Anniversary
Demonstrators in West Berlin chanted that the wall must go and overwhelmed police at crossings. They tore a heavy trailer from a lot and sent it toward police barriers, smashing through. Police then moved to disperse the crowd as youths attacked near Anhalter Bahnhof. A Soviet car with officer and driver encountered the mob, the driver attempting to push through while booed and assaulted.
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Dope Suspect Testimony at Undercover Trial in Long Beach
Dope suspect Webster testifies about undercover work with Lt Penhollow and officers who trained at the Public Safety Building. Prosecutors allege Webster and co defendants Mrs Adler Ronald Adler and Charles Clemons endangered three Adler children and possessed marijuana. The trial also covers alleged funds for dope purchases and past associations with narcotics users in Long Beach.
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