House OKs Plan For Tellico Dam In Senate Return
The House passed an actions bill to cut the Tellico Dam appropriation of 3.2 million by a 354 to 35 vote. The measure aims to halt the controversial dam project on the Little Tennessee River in East Tennessee, amid strong opposition and claims of real estate speculation and unnecessary spending.
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Powell Faces Power Showdown Over Water Project
Washington Republicans and Democrats clash at a closed committee meeting over a water resources project. Powell seeks party support while Ottinger and Evins clash on industry impact, job creation, and river development.
Racial tensions ease as Grenada posturing fades
In Grenada Mississippi state troopers remain on guard after mobs attacked Negro children seeking desegregated schools. About 140 to 150 Negro students and residents joined peaceful nighttime marches. federal injunction protected civil rights activists and students amid district tensions. Police kept a limited presence as demonstrations occurred without major incidents.
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Salinger Predicts RFK Win In 1972 Campaign
Atlanta UPI reports Pierre Salinger, former press secretary, predicting Robert F Kennedy would win the Democratic nomination in 1972. Salinger praised Kennedy as concerned with conflicts between the President and the party and noted Kennedy previously did not seek the 1968 nomination.
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King rejects white and black power clash in Charlotte
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. told a mixed audience at Johnson Smith University in Charlotte that the misused cry of black power stems from white power’s failure to deliver the promise of America. He urged cooperation across races, called poverty a root cause of violence, and criticized war priorities over domestic needs. King defended nonviolence as the nation’s strongest tool for change and noted racial integration progress remains slow.
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