Senate Civil Rights Clash Delays Open Housing Bill
Senator Javits warned that GOP opposition blocking the open housing civil rights measure would damage the party of Lincoln. He expected Dirksen to accept a compromise on housing as with previous civil rights steps, though Dirksen rejected any housing concession. The Senate aims to start the filibuster after Labor Day as it votes on a $3.5 billion foreign aid bill, with adjournment by Oct. 15 in jeopardy.
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Viet Nam
Editorial chorus across Europe on Vietnam era policy
Foreign papers weigh U S Vietnam strategy race tensions and Johnson’s political standing. London’s Daily Telegraph notes cautious peace prospects while Tokyo and Paris comment on diplomacy bombings and Sino American strains. The Times surveys Johnson in decline amid domestic reform questions.
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China Quarterly
Southeast Asia
Daily Telegraph
London
Asia
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Canada Rails Clogged Amid National Labor Action
Canadian rail workers refuse to heed a back to work order causing widespread disruption. CBRT members block trunk lines across Moncton and Montreal area depots, halting transcontinental runs and coast to coast service, with Ottawa and Levis as far as trains reach. Dispute centers on an 18 percent wage offer and a compulsory arbitration clause seen as undermining bargaining.
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LBJ Plans Labor Day Trip to Michigan and Ohio
President Johnson travels to Detroit Battle Creek Dayton Columbus and Lancaster with White House funds for a Labor Day mission. He appears to back Democratic House and Senate hopefuls while avoiding a formal political label for the trip.
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UPI
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Ohio
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Battle Creek
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Saint Mark’s Episcopal Church
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Powell delegates reject violence in civil rights struggle
A UPI report says 169 delegates from 54 civil rights groups met in the Rayburn Building and approved a resolution endorsing unconditional non-violence while accepting the right of self defense. A dissenters’ minority report urged a militant stance with an eye for an eye and a bullet for a bullet.
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Black Power Conference
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