Immigration May Be Limited In Western Hemisphere
Washington reports suggest growing talk of immigration caps for the western hemisphere. Lawmakers debate setting annual limits, with proposals to notify Congress on changes and to curb arrivals to around 115,000 yearly. President Johnson faces mixed support as opposition challenges GOP amendments.
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Congress
Canada
Salins
Fanene
Felter
John Head
Johnson
NAACP protests segregation in Memphis teachers class
Memphis NAACP sent telegrams to President Johnson and to Robert Weaver protesting segregation in a Red Cross home economics class for teachers and alleging discrimination in Memphis Housing Authority painter hiring. Also reports on a mental health commitment, bar association probe, and a federal suit against Brownsville and Haywood County officials.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Lyndon J. Johnson
Jesse Turner
Red Cross
Te Red Cross
Robert Weaver
Howie Finance Agency
Memphis Housing Authority
UPI
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Haywood Couny, Tenn
Brownsville
Julian K. Welch
Darrell Bull
Haywood County
S. J
Tip) Hunter
West Tennessee Waters Project
Controversy Over Viet Nam Casualty Figures Rises
Saigon correspondents clash with American military officials over casualty statistics claimed as misleading. Briefings show disputed kill ratios and alleged underreporting of losses, raising questions about credibility of Defense Department updates amid the Chu Lai and Saigon fighting.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Republican Chief Attacks LBJ Over Riot Warning
Washington Republicans criticize President Johnson for warning of civil disorder in the District of Columbia amid calls for home rule. GOP leaders accuse the White House of inviting riot by delaying action while senators and congressmen urge prompt civil rights measures.
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Johnson
District of Columbia
Los Angeles
UPL
Ween
Offie
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Ford
Los Angel
Viet Nam
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White House
Johnson weighs cutting Wheat Sale Restrictions to Soviet Union
Washington reports indicate President Johnson may ease labor-backed limits on U S wheat exports to Communist nations including the Soviet Union. A high-level commission is to study removing shipping requirements tied to flag-vessel shipments amid mounting debate.
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UPI
Johnson
U.S
Soviet Union
White House
High Administration
Russia
U. S
Wade
Telegram style notice from Kingsport Times reflects subscription details
The Kingsport Times announces subscription rates and mailing details for evening and Sunday editions. It lists carriers, zones, and pricing for one week and one year, with disclaimers about republication and postage.
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Ringepor
Tena
Wity
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Kergspor
IAAL
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