St Augustine King Says Nonviolent Army Poised to March
Dr Martin Luther King Jr outlined integration demands for St Augustine on Friday and warned a nonviolent southern army is ready to march. He read a letter from the local SCLC detailing actions sought and said demonstrations would resume on a massive scale early next week with trained followers waiting to come to the city.
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Governors Conference may host Goldwater Nixon summit in Cleveland
The 56th annual Governors Conference invites Sen. Barry Goldwater and former VP Richard Nixon to join the presidential lineup, signaling a possible Republican candidates' summit. Invitations were sent as governors downgrade talk of a stop-Goldwater movement while President Johnson may address, though he previously declined the dinner bid. The event could signal top GOP contenders gathering in Cleveland Monday night, with governors Scranton Rommey and Rockefeller expected to attend.
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Jobless rate hits four-year low as tax cut boosts jobs
May unemployment falls to 3.6 million and the rate slips from 5.4 percent as Labor Department reports. Johnson cites tax cut stimulus creating over one million new jobs since January and more than two million since last year, while employment rises by about 12 million from April. In Texas, GOP voters pick a candidate to face Ralph Yarborough, with Dems and Repubs running runoff contests. The Post Office also orders stronger envelopes with embossed stamps to go into use next January.
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Montgomery Attacks Ike On Normandy Muddler Claim
British field marshal Montgomery rebukes Eisenhower as a muddled leader in a BBC program marking the 20th anniversary of D-Day. He argues Allied strategy owed much to teamwork and criticizes American reluctance to execute a bold breakout from Normandy. Tedder calls the outburst a sign of second childhood and notes the program favored a British view.
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Long Beach Tideland Oil Bill Signed by Gov Brown
Gov Brown signs the tidelands oil bill in Sacramento before a Cleveland governors conference. The law outlines spending of about 145.5 billion in state tidelands oil profits and strengthens Long Beach control of subsidence prevention and shoreline beautification while settling boundary disputes. The measure earmarks 250 million for the Long Beach shoreline trust and 1.7 billion to the state treasury, with provisions to expand the trust and permit remedial work outside tidelands.
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Baseball and track highlights from Thursday losses recap
Independent stocks recover modestly in moderate trade. Mets vs Angels and Yankees game results noted. World pole vault record raised to 17 feet 1 inch in Houston.
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Escape Death in Bellflower Apartment Fire
Two young Bellflower men escaped serious injury when a second floor apartment at 10255 Artesia Blvd burned Friday. George Stillwell 23 and John Feehy 21 suffered second and third degree burns while fleeing through flames. Damage estimated at 10 000 dollars. Witnesses saw a motorist alerting the occupants as the blaze began near 3 p.m. at the Tally Ho apartment house managed by Mrs Coleen Wisner.
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Eisenhower recalls D-Day on Normandy beaches
In a CBS program marking 20 years since D-Day, General Dwight D. Eisenhower tours Normandy and recalls the peaceful beaches and the sacrifices of the Allied assault at Pointe du Hoc Omaha and Utah. He notes the war’s legacy and mentions his son’s West Point graduation and family. He emphasizes that sacrifices were for freedom and self government worldwide.
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Riots force resignation of Park aide Kim Chong Pit
Violent student demonstrations across Korea lead to the resignation of Kim Chong Pit, Park Chung Hee's top lieutenant and chairman of the ruling Democratic Republican Party. Park accepts the move after previously refusing, aiming to quell Korea's worst student unrest since 1960. Martial law keeps Seoul tense, with hundreds of students staging protests elsewhere.
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D-Day Services Honor War Dead On Normandy Beaches
Allies and veterans marked the 20th anniversary of the Normandy invasion with ceremonies at Omaha Beach led by Gen Omar Bradley. Gen Maxwell Taylor and other American leaders joined relatives as hundreds of veterans from the United States Britain and Canada revisited the beaches.
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