Widow Liuzzo Murder Sparks White House Call
Violo Liuzzo and Anthony Liuzzo mourn amid national reaction to Viola Liuzzo's slaying on an Alabama highway. President Johnson and officials expressed condolences and pledged help as Liuzzo sought guidance for his five children and the ongoing civil rights protests.
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Stevenson charged after arrest precedes rape trial
William M. Stevenson, 29, was arrested at a bus depot and charged with armed robbery hours before a scheduled rape and robbery trial. Detectives linked him to a $700 market robbery the night before. He claimed funds were to flee town due to the upcoming trial.
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Britain Plans Exploratory Peace Initiative in Viet Nam Crisis
London reports Britain may push a preliminary peace effort in Southeast Asia despite Moscow veto fears. Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart met with Johnson and Rusk after talks with U S and Soviet leaders to avoid a direct démarche toward a ceasefire, seeking possible bases for negotiation.
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LeMay Warns of New Russian Threat to Space Weapons
Gen. Curtis E. LeMay warns at a National Security Association dinner that the Soviet Union may be developing space weapons that could leapfrog U.S. military progress and disrupt the postwar balance of power. He says current U.S. plans are conservative and may risk delaying decisive advancements.
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Civil rights groups seek broader coverage in voting bill
SNCC and other groups urge expansion of Johnson's voting rights proposal. They call for federal registration in areas with discriminatory practices and earlier literacy tests. Testimony focused on immediate elections in southern states and safeguarding Negroes' voting rights through federal oversight.
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Kennedy reveals close call on Mt Kennedy ascent
Seattle dispatch reports Robert F. Kennedy the junior U.S. senator from New York said he has climbed his last mountain after a near miss on Mt Kennedy. He planned brief NY stopovers before returning to wife nine children and Senate seat.
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