Desegregation clash as beach swim draws police barrier
A march by armed Black demonstrators accompanied by police faced jeering whites as officers formed a barricade along the Slave Market Beach. State’s Attorney Dan Warren said a charge of assault on an officer was filed against William Thompson. Violence prompted a police crackdown with more than 100 officers, a possible conspiracy probe, and a bid to preserve order at the racially charged scene in St Augustine.
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Kennedy signals bid for VP or cabinet post says Newsweek
Newsweek cites six hour interview with Robert F. Kennedy indicating he believes it is inevitable he will stay in government and would accept a vice presidency or major cabinet role. He admits Johnson may not want Kennedy in the administration but says North leaders support him and his prospects rest on that backing.
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Life backs Scranton for Republican nomination
Life magazine editorials on July 31 endorsed Gov. William W. Scranton over Sen. Barry Goldwater for the Republican presidential nomination. It cited Scranton’s civil rights stance, qualifications, and concept of the Republican Party, calling him a man of greater intellect and more up to date.
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Three Civil Rights Workers Missing in Mississippi Probe
Federal and state authorities intensify search for Andy Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney missing in Mississippi. FBI distributes photos description of the youths as investigators probe a burned station wagon found near a swamp 13 miles northeast of Philadelphia.
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First UC Irvine student admitted for fall 1965
University of California at Irvine announces its first student, Marvin W. Luttges, 23, admitted to graduate studies on a special basis. Luttges, married and a former research assistant to Dr J L McGaugh at Oregon, will work this summer on a Public Health Service grant. Regular applications open after October 1 for September 1965 classes.
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US Public Health Service
Mansioners May Get New Glasses Without Cost
The article advertises free eye examinations and glasses for mansioners, inviting them to visit 11 Pine Ave Heanwell Building, contact their social worker, and bring identification. It notes Milton Glinberg with 30 years of experience and provides a phone number HEmlock 62513 for arrangements.
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