Republicans Propose Political Moratorium Conference
A fragmentary report notes Republicans proposing a political moratorium. The idea, attributed to Sen. Leverett Saltonstall and backed by discussions with Goldwater and Morton, calls for a conference of Republican senators to debate a moratorium.
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Negro leaders pledge support for Johnson after Kennedy death
The NAACP and allied groups including the Urban League SNCC CORE and SCLC voiced backing for President Johnson and his civil rights goals. Leaders Roy Wilkins Whitney Young James Forman James Farmer and Martin Luther King Jr urged continued progress while Republicans debated a possible moratorium on campaign speeches. Rockefeller postponed New York campaign events in mourning and pledged to refrain from public nominating activities for 30 days.
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Johnson De Gaulle Talk Set at White House Funeral Events
Johnson hosted over 200 foreign dignitaries at Kennedy funeral rites and pledged continued friendly relations. On tap today at the White House Johnson will meet British Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home, German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, and Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal, with a message to more than 60 nations that US policy remains unchanged. He also held a space policy meeting with UN Ambassador Adlai Stevenson after Arlington rites.
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Kennedy nominated for Nobel Peace Prize by Peru Congress
In Lima Peru the late President John F Kennedy was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by unanimous vote of the Chamber of Deputies. The resolution by Peru's lower house praised Kennedy for harmony justice and faith and for his work toward world peace.
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Kennedy Funeral In Arlington A Silent Moving Tide
The nation mourned as President John F Kennedy was laid to rest with a simple, meaningful ceremony. Crowds along the route stood in hushed silence from the White House to Arlington Cemetery, as kings and presidents joined the flag draped caisson in a solemn procession. The day carried a strange stillness, the drums muffled, the nation recalling a fallen leader on his birthday. Meanwhile Liberace remained hospitalized in Pittsburgh after an ear infection, planning 48 operations in California upon recovery.
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Cambridge Bank Robbery Reported in England
A Cambridge bank was robbed Monday when burglars blasted the strong room and decamped with deposits. Police sealed off the area as investigators traced the daring break in and examined security footage for clues.
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