Humphrey predicts intact civil rights bill passage
Sen Hubert Humphrey said the broad rights bill will pass intact and be a landmark achievement, opposing any compromise to end Southern filibusters. The debate opens as Majority Leader Mansfield moves to floor action, with possible extended opposition and a future cloture fight.
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Gromyko to visit Sweden in March, official says
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will visit Sweden in March, the Swedish foreign ministry announced. The trip aims to discuss bilateral relations and regional security with Swedish officials.
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Nixon Hits Trading With Cuba At NAIA Banquet
Former Vice President Richard Nixon criticized England and France for trading with Cuba amid U.S. protests. He urged a quarantine with European help, received an NAIA award at the Hotel Muehlebach, dismissed write-in NH primary support, and announced a three week trip to eight Asian countries starting in about two weeks.
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Malcolm X Forms Own Muslim Unit
New York Times report states Malcolm X, once Black Muslims’ chief spokesman, left the movement to form a broad based political group. He says the Black Muslims are narrow and that his new movement will emphasize black nationalism as social action against oppression.
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MacArthur Progress Reported Satisfactory After Gallbladder Surgery
General Douglas MacArthur, at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, is making satisfactory progress after a three hour Friday operation to remove his gallbladder and gallstones. Lt. Gen. Leonard Heaton, Army surgeon general, announced Sunday.
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New Views On Rocky By Cleric In Massachusetts
Rev William Goble, once a harsh critic of Gov Nelson Rockefeller for divorce and remarriage, announced at First Baptist Church Manchester New Hampshire that he is suspending his previous stance after a private talk with Rockefeller. He said he would not reveal what was said but now believes his earlier moral judgments may have been premature.
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Goldwater's Name First on Ballot
SACRAMENTO Secretary of State Frank Jordan said Barry Goldwater will be listed first on the Republican presidential primary ballot on June 2 after Arizona backers filed 23732 signatures, surpassing the 13702 needed. Los Angeles County submitted 1876 signatures to qualify.
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Lodge Comes Up on Outside in N H Primary
Concord New Hampshire moves toward a Tuesday presidential primary with Goldwater facing Rockefeller amid a surge for Lodge. Kennedy write-in support grows in the Democratic camp as voters face a broad ballot including Goldwater Rockefeller Lodge Smith Stassen and Lepage with a write-in option.
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