Federal civil rights suit targets Tuscaloosa eateries
Washington reports the U S government files its first suit under the new civil rights act, accusing 15 Tuscaloosa dining spots of refusing Negro patrons. The action, led by Attorney General Kennedy, seeks to bar discrimination and integrate nearly all major restaurants in the city.
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Luci Johnson to Kick Off Campaign Swing
Luci Johnson will begin campaign appearances with three barbecues hosted by young citizens in Latifornia and Wisconsin. She plans a two week end trip in August during a break from work as an optometrist's aide.
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Demos Name Pastore Keynoter Amid Mississippi Delegation Fight
The Democratic convention weighs seating Mississippi's all white delegation versus the Freedom Party Negro delegation. Sen. John Pastore of Rhode Island is picked as keynote speaker as credentials proceed. Johnson aides consider him a trusted voice on civil rights and legislation.
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Civil Rights Group Calls Pause in Protests to Boost Voting
A civil rights statement urges a temporary shift in tactics and emphasis to focus major energy on mobilizing Negroes across the nation to register to vote. The appeal stresses service and protection of people threatened amid the movement.
Goldwater Moves to Unite GOP With Big Names
Sen Barry Goldwater recruited three top Republicans including Gov William Scranton to press for party unity. He announced Scranton will host a summit in Hershey, Pennsylvania, as part of a plan to counter President Johnson. Civil rights leaders urged calm amid riots and called for a civilian review board to address police brutality. Goldwater aimed to curb inflammatory talk and keep campaign rhetoric steady.
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Keating undecided on 1964 re election plans
Sen Kenneth Keating of New York told supporters he would not commit to seeking a second term and aimed to decide before September. State GOP leaders push for Goldwater unity as party officials outline campaign strategy and set a full scale effort in Albany.
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Malcolm X Urges Fight Back by Negroes in New York
UPI reports Malcolm X declared in Cairo that New York City's Negroes should fight back against police who hold them down. He criticized police methods and urged self defense amid racial tensions in the city.
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Rochester Lifts Ban on Liquor After City Riots
Rochester officials in a four day ban on alcohol sales and dusk to dawn curfew eased the measures after riots. Police feared further violence as National Guard troops stood by. Looting caused millions in damage and four deaths were reported with hundreds injured. The lifting took effect at 5 PM on Wednesday.
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