03 Sep 1964
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
1
Robert Kennedy faces an uncertain path to the New York Senate seat despite strong assets. His abilities, prestige, funds, and a large campaign organization give advantages, but the election remains unsettled and competitive.
Britain denies nuclear warheads for jointly developed missile with France. Beatles arrive in Indianapolis under tight security. Malaysian forces clash with Indonesian paratroops near Labis, Kuala Lumpur declares emergency. Austin Holder, World War II veteran who raised the flag over Leyte, dies at 40 in Knoxville. Chen Yi warns U.S. over Vietnam bases in Beijing. Johnson to travel to New Orleans for ship launch and shrimp festival with family involvement amid New York Kennedy race analysis and party dynamics.
Saigon officials dispute press claims that villagers ate U S military dogs. They say 330 dogs supplied for the war were not killed for food and defend costs of dog meat pricing and training while noting some dogs served with sentries and scouts at installations.
Police broke up a march by National States Rights party activists as Birmingham public schools prepared to desegregate. Dr Edward Fields and attorney J B Stoner led motorcades with Confederate flags to West End High and other sites, while officers ordered the pair to disperse. Eight party members were arrested last year during protests of school integration.
John L Lewis plans to address the United Mine Workers convention to calm tensions from earlier sessions. He warns against attempts to seize control and cautions that wildcat actions could cost members their jobs while noting UMW assets and past confrontations.
In Detroit Chrysler and the United Auto Workers plan talks on production standards as part of the three year contract for 74,000 workers. Main table negotiations begin at 2 30 pm after morning subcommittee meetings on technical matters. The talks mark the first national table session since Chrysler was named strike target last week.
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