Wagner in Mexico While Lindsay Battles Strike
The article analyzes New York transit labor tensions amid a 12 day strike. It cites Transport Workers Union leader Michael J. Quill and Mayor John V. Lindsay, detailing power struggles, financial strains, and various theories on who bears responsibility while Wagner remains abroad.
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Wagner
Mexico
Lindsay
New York
UPL
Mebert
Quill
Pongtast
Demon MacMahon
TWU
Hs. Crade
Iman
Arans
Aly
MacMahon
Transport Workers Union
Michael J. Quill
THA Norl Authority
Ghovel
John Vliet Lindsay
Ivy Weague
Justice Department Steps Up School Desegregation Suit Action
The Justice Department filed seven desegregation suits across five Southern states as part of a broader push to speed federal desegregation ahead of the next school year. Cases target counties in North Carolina Georgia Alabama Tennessee and Louisiana and involve orders against firing Negro teachers and tuition laws. Several counties receive federal aid under desegregation plans. others have not submitted plans.
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Washington
Department
U. S. Office of Education
North Carolina
Counties
Mecklenburg and
Franklin
Tipton
Tennessee
Lowndes and Greene
Alabama
Taliaferro, Warren, Wilkes and Greene
Georgia
St. James
Louisiana
White Knights Called The Meanest Bunch Yet
Washington reports on congressional scrutiny of the Mississippi White Knights Klansmen linked to violent acts against civil rights workers. Rep. Charles Weltner notes their brutality and concealment of readiness to commit violence as the House committee views its first inside account from a former Klansman.
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Office of Education
Seg- Washington
UPTI
Katzenbach
Annem
Congressional
White Knights
Kin Klas Klan
Mississippi
Department of Justice
Knights
Mississippi Kkk
Zaing
Neshoba County
House Committee On UN
D-Ga
Ye Weltner
John J. Gibson
Civil Rights Leaders Urge Boycott Of Negro Schools In Birmingham
Civil rights leaders urged a boycott of Negro schools in Birmingham to dramatize alleged voter registration discrimination. Hosea Williams, aide to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., led about 300 demonstrators in Birmingham and warned of planned nonviolent actions in nearby towns. Police blocked highways as a safety measure while organizers prepared further protests and a possible “lie-in” in the city.
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Birmingham
Birminghad
Ala
UPN
Tigods
Birming
Hosea Williams
Martin Luther King Jr
Williams
Bessemer
Jefferson County
Etfort
I.S
Shastri's Death Could Have Long Range Effect On Peace Problems
Washington officials fear Shastri's sudden death may unsettle India Pakistan relations and risk renewed tensions in Kashmir. Analysts warn the Tashkent accord's terms face strains as a new Indian leadership forms amid regional frictions, famine pressures, and large American grain imports.
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Shastri
Washington
UPI
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
T 9
Pakistan
Kashmbri
Atta Bretela
Asia
Snmer
Rased O
Gulalellal
Tashkent
Nanda
Asian Subcontinent
Johnson vows to push Great Society amid Vietnam costs
Washington reports President Johnson will press forward the Great Society and poverty programs while managing rising Vietnam costs. AFL-CIO leader George Meany says the new federal budget will sustain social progress at home and uphold US commitments abroad. Meany cites a July 1 start for cuts and notes a budget near 115 billion dollars for fiscal 1967 to balance military needs with social programs.
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Washington
UPS
Johnson
Educa Cion
Viet Nam
Afl-Cio
George
Meany
Tam
Bangkok
Laos
Aflaclo
White House
Mathers
Congress
John Conress
Bond seeks court action to seat Negro rep Julian Bond
In Atlanta, UPI reports federal action may be filed to seat Julian Bond in Georgia House seat 1 136 after the chamber refused to seat him over his Viet Nam policy remarks and draft card admiration. ACLU and SCLC leaders, including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., outline positions as Bond weighs next steps. If no timely seating occurs, Bond may pursue a federal reapportionment challenge and potential future elections to force a seat.
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Atlanta
UPI
Julian Bond
Georgia House
Charles Morgan
American Civil Liberties Union
Bond
Morgan
House
U.S
Viet Nam
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian
SCLC
King
Sigma Delta Chi
Sue
O Morgan
Bord
Bord’ S District 136
U. S
ACLU
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Sanders
Emanuel Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Suburban Daily Rates And Subscriptions Clarified
The Kingsport Times outlines subscription options and carrier terms for the Sunday and Evening editions. Rates are shown for first postal zone, with one year and shorter terms listed, though the OCR text is garbled.
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Rey Zante
Sunday Times
Sensei
Ono
Wicalion
Mallee
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John V. Andsay
City Hall
Robert Wagner
Justice Department
Mecklenburg
Howour
Lal Bahabur Shastri
Yong Pholbul
Thailand
St. Louis
Post
Richard Dudman
Dudman
South- West Asia
Hangkok
Kingsport Times
Margaret Burgin
Beltone
Ted
Closta
Aid Taurs
Paris
B.T.A
Kingsport, Tena
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