Parade Winners From Page 1 Include Drill Teams And Floats
Contest results list drill teams Yankee Doodle Dandies first and North Las Vegas Junor Pake second out of state bands Reach Junior Cancer Bend first Pan-American Youth Band second Shades of Golden West and Twinlakes School place as float sections non school floats feature Circus acts plus public safety entries. Grand entry Kit Carson Elementary School wins.
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Yankee Doodle Dandies
North Las Vegas
Junor Pake Thre
Long Reach
Boulder Citw Police Department
Debbie Tate
Church bombing shocks Alabama Negro community
A bomb shattered Pine Grove Methodist Church in Friendship near Anniston, injuring none but breaking walls doors and roof. Investigators pursue clues as state local police and the FBI join in the probe. Local leaders vow to rebuild as civil rights tensions surface after a Ku Klux Klan rally amid calls for justice.
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Friendship
Ala
Apt
Anniston
Ku Klux Klan
Pine Grove Methodist
FBI
Calhoun
the An
Niston Star
Star
Kian
Collie LeRoy Wilkins Jr
Detroit
Viola Linzin
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
Wilkins
King
McCormack Backs Ban on Poll Tax in Voting Rights Bill
Speaker John W. McCormack declared support for banning poll tax payments as a voting requirement in state and local elections. The move boosts prospects for adding a poll tax repeal to the voting rights bill despite White House opposition. The Senate rejected a southern amendment and a plan to test constitutionality via court action.
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Washington
UPI
John W. McCormack
Congress
Johnson
Senate
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
Rusk to Bid For Commie Peace Talk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk plans to press talks with Soviet leaders on possible peace talks for Vietnam. He will meet with Andrei Gromyko in Vienna during the 10th anniversary of the Austrian state treaty and confer with Prime Minister Harold Wilson in London before departure. Other ministers involved include Michael Stewart and Maurice Couve de Murville, with a four-nation meeting not on the schedule.
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London
UPI
Dean Rusk
China
Viet Nam
Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Vienna
NATO Council
Harold Wilson
Gromyko
Michael Stewart
Maurice Couve de Murville
Johnson names Red China major hurdle to peace drive
President Johnson, during a White House address to the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists, warned that Communist China aims to dominate Asia and hinder peace talks in Vietnam. He pledged to stay with South Vietnam and pursue all possible paths to peace while proposing an economic development program for Southeast Asia. The Chinese have criticized and blocked proposals, while Viet Cong forces maintain pressure as diplomacy stalls.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson Thoreday
China
All Asia
Raed Dhinck
White House
Association of American Editorial Cartoonists
Hanoi
Peking
Johnson
Baltimore
United States
Viet Nam
U. S
Southeast Asia
Russia
Viet Cong Launch Sharp Attacks Near Saigon
Viet Cong forces stepped up guerrilla actions near Saigon with a raid on a textile plant five miles from the capital and an ambush against government troops in the Mekong Delta. A U S Marine was wounded by a VC sniper near Da Nang as fighting continued around Song Be and other areas.
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Viet Nam
Mekong
Saigon
U.S
U. S
da Nang
Gov
Governmnt
Song Be
San Francisco secretary completes month long credit card test
Miss Ann Foley a 25 year old secretary carried no cash for a month while the Bank of America studied credit card usage. She charged nearly 1500 dollars on items from wigs to first class travel and meals. The experiment ends as midnight approaches with her returning to normal duties and paying bills.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ann Foley
Miss Foley
The
Bank of America
Los Angeles
New York
House committee clears poverty bill with veto limit amend
The House Education and Labor Committee approved Johnson's 1.5 billion war on poverty bill with an amendment stripping state governors of veto power over certain projects. Alabama Governor Wallace vetoed a Birmingham grant, while Texas Governor Connally had earlier rejected a Waco Youth Corps project, signaling political clash on federal aid and state rights.
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Washington
APT
Johnson
House Education and Labor Committee
House
John Brademas
D-Ind
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Birmingham
Anti-Poverty Agency
Wallace
Texas
John B. Connally
Waco
Judge Re-lives Day of Death in Wifes Drowning Case
Superior Judge Thomas Yager testified at a Coast Guard hearing about the day his heiress wife disappeared from the cabin cruiser Care Free during their honeymoon. He described the frantic search, radio failures, and his wife taking seasick pills earlier, with no clear cause given for her fall from the boat.
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Wilmington
Calif
Upid
Thomas Yager
Coast Guard
Yager
Eileen Jeffers Yager
Ymoon
Cmdr
Herbert L. Lot
Johnson
Newport
Catalina
Eileen Yager
Newport Beach
Swedens Neo Nazi Ring Linked to US Klan, Fuehrer Photo
Ex pressen reports the Swedish neo Nazi group is tied to the Ku Klux Klan with an American Fuehrer planning to form a Klan chapter in Sweden. A photo shows an unidentified member in a white KKK costume. The report adds weight to the concern over organized extremist influence.
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Stockholm
UPI
Expressen
Fuehrer
Sweden
Oklahoma Senate impeaches Supreme Court Justice Johnson
The Oklahoma Senate removed Supreme Court Justice Napoleon Bonaparte Johnson from office after a 32 to 15 vote on two impeachment counts. The charges cited bribes of 7500 and 500 dollars to influence rulings in 1957 and 1958.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Oklahoma Senate
Supreme Court
Napoleon Bonaparte Johnson
State Senate
Johnson
House of Representatives
Nation's Weather By UPI Temperature and Precipitation Table
A 24 hour national weather summary by United Press International presents temperature and precipitation figures for a period ending at 4 a.m., compiled by the U.S. Weather Bureau in San Francisco. The table covers major regions and outlines observed highs, lows, and rainfall amounts.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Temperatures Hit 97 in Texas and 25 in Michigan
The U.S. Weather Bureau reported the day’s extreme highs and lows for the continental United States. Presidio, Texas reached 97 degrees, while Traverse City, Michigan recorded a low of 25.
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New York
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