Johnson Eyes Expanded Foreign Policy Briefings
President Johnson mulls widening his foreign policy briefings to include House and Senate hopefuls. CIA and the Defense and State departments would background nominees on U S policy and world actions. Goldwater rejects the idea while Rockefeller and Magnuson show caution or openness with limits.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Defense and State Departments
United States
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Kennedy says RFK would run in Massachusetts
Senator Edward Kennedy says if Robert Kennedy seeks office it will likely be in Massachusetts. He called speculation premature but noted RFK would probably run there if aiming for elective office in 1966. The discussion touched on Republican views of foreign policy issues in upcoming campaigns.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Robert F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
WDZ Newsmakers
Scranton Skipped Johnson Meeting Cited By Democrats
AP dispatch reports Gov. Scranton faced Democratic criticism for not meeting with President Johnson on Friday to discuss economic revival for the Appalachian region. Democrats accused him of favoring Yale alumni event over the federal program, noting Scranton traveled to Connecticut for an Yale Law School alumni award. John K. Tabor represented Scranton at the Johnson session.
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Harrisburg
J. Scranton
Johnson
Appalachian Y. Region
Otis B. Morse
Scranton
Morse
Connecticut
Yale Law School
John K. Tabor
Commerce
Michigan Couple Lose Membership Over Dance Objections
Antonia and Robert Clore were excommunicated from their Ionia Episcopal church after a letter to the editor criticizing the rector’s stance on a high school musical dance. Rector Raymond Bierlein called the dance sequence salacious and immoral, prompting school officials to remove the performer from the audience interaction. The bishop will review the case, with Clore seeking a diocese hearing.
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Tonia, Mich
Antonia
Damn Yances
Robert Clore
Ionia Episcopal Church
Raymond Bierlein
Thel. Clores
Tonia Daily Sentinel Standard
Bilerlein
Bierlein
Lola
Kristi Hanson
Kristi
Ceska
Eeeeye Clare
Richard
Charles Bennison
Western Michigan
Clore
Jeanne
Bennison
Bishop Pike Talks on Law and Civil Rights Demonstrations
Bishop James A. Pike, supporting civil rights, said civil disobedience can be justified only after all remedies under law are exhausted. He discussed sit-ins in San Francisco and predicted they will continue until full employment opportunity is achieved as a Meadville plant expansion hires 78 workers.
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Meadville
Law and Order
Episode Corp
Pal
James A. Pike
Bishop Pike
San Francisco
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