Kennedy Joins Senate as Youngest Kennedy Brother Arrives
Edward M. Kennedy arrives in Washington to take his Senate seat at age 30. He becomes No. 3 among the Kennedy brothers and plans to use his office for charity, amid intense public attention and expectations from national leaders.
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Kennedy
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Justice Department
Edward Kennedy
White House
Washington
Jack
Joan F. Kennedy
JFK
Timothy J
Ted) Reardon
Edward M. Kennedy
George Lodge
Massachusetts
Capitol
Benjamin A. Smith
D-Mass
Senate
Johnson recalls Emancipation with strong warning to nation
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson urged Americans to strike bias from minds and practices just as Lincoln freed the slaves a century ago. He warned emancipation will be only a proclamation without blind justice and equal opportunity for all. He stressed need for scientists and scholars and cited discrimination costs versus the space program. He urged swift action to eradicate racism and cautioned against delaying courage.
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Commission On Job Opportunity
US Brazil conflict eases with Goulart pledge to cooperate
Washington officials show guarded optimism as Brazilian President Joao Goulart promises to support the Alliance for Progress. Aimed at economic and social reform, the move follows pressure for fiscal measures and a delaying of fixed policy until after the January plebiscite. Officials see the statement as a possible turning point toward closer US Brazil cooperation.
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Rio de Janeiro
Site Six flight plans and community notes spell LV life
A Las Vegas Sun page blends a plot to fly to Site Six on the Colorado River near Needles with local chatter. Names include Frank Kurtz, Winona Stanton, Rusty Clay, Conn tf, Martin Houltin, Laurel Baker, C. K. McFarland, and others at LVFD. A Junior Symphony concert at Las Vegas High School is free with cake and punch.
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