Reforms or Riots Warn by King in Paris Speech
Rev. Martin Luther King Jr warned in Paris that bloody racist violence could erupt in the United States unless conditions for American Negroes improve. He spoke at a fundraising rally in the Palais des Sports and condemned U.S. Vietnam policies while stressing a broad struggle for civil rights and peace. He and Harry Belafonte planned further engagements in Lyons Stockholm Oslo and London.
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United States
Palais Des Sports
Harry Belafonte
Josephine Baker
King
U.S
Viet Nam
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Lyons
Stockholm
Oslo
London
Smilar
Mass antiwar protests swell and fade across Europe
Across Rome, San Francisco, Oslo, and Paris multiple anti U.S. Viet Nam rallies drew mixed crowds amid heavy rain and counter demonstrations. In Rome about 15 900 attended the antiwar rally and 4 000 for a pro fascist event. Oslo reported clashes between American Marines and demonstrators. Paris and Lyon saw pro and anti U.S. action with large crowds and banners denouncing the war.
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Piazza del Popolo
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Students For A Democratic Society
U.S
Viet Nam
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Rome Sports Palace
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National Committee For Peace and Freedom
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England
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Italy
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China
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Oslo
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Lyon
Nancy
Blastoff For OAO Set Today
The Orbiting Astronomical Observatory is scheduled for launch at 12 19 p m Pacific time atop an Atlas Centaur rocket. The 3900 pound satellite will orbit Earth about 500 miles high, carrying six telescopes to study distant stars and cosmic objects beyond ground sight.
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Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
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Earth
OAD
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Oadi
Theodore Hauck
University of Wisconsin
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United States
OAO Comtrol Center
Goddard Spaceflight Center
Greenbelt
Whq
Khrushchev An Absentee Figure At 23rd Soviet Congress
Moscow reports Nikita Khrushchev, long the central figure of earlier congresses, will be an absentee as Leonid Brezhnev leads the 23rd Party Congress. Khrushchev, 72, remains a nominal Central Committee member but attends no congress events.
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Moscow
UPI
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Communist Party Congress
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Brezhnev
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Russias
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Bulganin
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Kremlin
Nene Petrovna
Air search for missing plane over Nevada and California
Civil Air Patrol planes in Nevada and California conducted a wide search for a missing twin engine private plane carrying a Lewiston Idaho couple. The aircraft with Mr and Mrs Neil Eatley was last heard at 12 45 p m Saturday asking Tonopah for weather conditions in Los Angeles during a Lewiston to Fullerton flight.
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Calif
UPI
Civil Air Patrol
Nevada
California
Lewiston
Idaho
Neil Eatley
Tonopah
Nev
Los Angeles
Fullerton
Air Rescue Center
Hamilton Air Force Base
Price Clamps Useless Now Says LBJ Adviser
Gardner Ackley, Johnson's chief economy adviser, said on TV there is no need for mandatory price and wage controls. He noted no tax increase is required now to curb inflation and that Congress is unlikely to grant standby tax authority. Ackley warned wholesale prices could be intolerable if they rise much longer but cited stabilizing farm prices as a favorable factor.
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UPI
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
White House
Congress
Ackley
RAF veteran seals record attempt in Cheddar Caves
David Lafferty, a former RAF officer, crawled into a Cheddar Caves hole with 1438 candles 200 books and 0.75 ton of food aiming to beat the 126 day underground record. Lord Weymouth offers 1400 for 100 days and 14 per day thereafter with RAF colleagues storing gear.
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David Lafferty
Cheddar Caves
Lord Weymouth
Lafferty
RAF
Battery Theft Reported by Local Man
J. Fuller of 216 Paul St. reported a battery theft over the weekend. He parked in the 1300 block of North A Street at noon Saturday and returned at 8 p.m. to find his car battery missing.
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Paul St
Las Vegas
North A Street
Snow and cold grip regions from New England to Kansas
Light snow fell in New England and the Central Plains while upstate New York saw a record cold with Rochester at 4 above. Burlington Vermont reported 3 inches of snow and eastern Kansas and northwestern Missouri saw up to 4 inches.
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Upstate
New York
Rochester
N.Y
Burlington, Vt
Kansas
Missouri
Rio de Janeiro Storm Toll Rises Amid Severe Flooding
A violent storm in the Rio de Janeiro area leaves at least 21 dead and thousands homeless as rain devastates the coast. Injuries mount and property loss is widespread across the affected region.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Brazs Allan
GOP Leader Calls for More Air and Sea Power in Viet Nam
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford urged a ceiling on U S ground troops in Viet Nam until stronger air and sea pressure is used He supported Johnson policy but warned troops were fighting with one hand tied behind their backs He also criticized antiwar protests as prolonging the war and harming morale.
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Gerald R. Ford
Viet Nam
Ford
Republican Party
ITU Pledges Job Support On Mercers
ITU official Bertam A. Powers of Local 6 in New York pledged union opposition to a proposed merger of three New York newspapers unless protections are provided for workers who would lose jobs. He also pledged full backing for ITV printers and mailers on strike against Boston newspapers as the city's longest newspaper walkout nears four weeks.
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UPI
New York
International Typographical Union
ITU
Bertam A. Powers
ITV
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Powers
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