Segregationist Appeals Civil Rights Law Before Supreme Court
Atlanta motel operator Rolleston argued to the U S Supreme Court that the Civil Rights Act should be voided. He warned the act would let Congress curb state powers over local matters while challenging the public accommodations provision. A federal court had upheld the act and Rolleston planned public Negro guests until the court rules.
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Titan Contract Awarded for Titan III Research Work
The Air Force awarded a formal research and development contract for Titan III related work. Rep John Moss announced the action, noting the contract scope and expected completion timeline.
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Air Force
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East German Communist Chief Otto Grotewohl Dies
Berlin reports the death of Otto Grotewohl at age 70 after years of leukemia and stroke complications. Acting Premier Willi Stoph is seen as successor though real power remains with Walter Ulbricht, Khrushchev, and the Socialist Unity leadership. A funeral is planned for Wednesday with flags at half staff and public celebrations canceled.
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Ttalian Communist Party
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Communist
British Prince Presents Independence to Malta
Prince Philip formally transferred governing powers to Malta’s prime minister as the island became independent. Police injuries and 13 arrests marked anti independence protests led by Dom Mintoff who opposed the move citing church influence and the British military base.
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UPI
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Britain
Dom Mintott
Labor Party
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
der Borg Olivier
Ateia
Island
Labor Leader Denounces Goldwater-Miller Ticket
President McDonald of the United Steelworkers urged 3,500 delegates at the union’s 125th convention to elect Johnson Humphrey, calling Goldwater a threat to peace and paychecks. He warned jobs are at stake and pledged to pursue substantial wage gains next year.
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UPI
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President Johnson Plans Broad Campaign Swing
President Johnson announced a campaign swing visiting Oklahoma New England Baltimore and Cleveland. He described parts of the trip as campaign events and said he would deactivate the Eufaila Dam in Oklahoma and speak at a state fair in Oklahoma City after a El Paso visit with Mexican president Adolfo Lopez Mateos. He also planned to speak at Brown Universitys centennial convocation.
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Brown University
Nationwide 24 Hour Weather Table Ended At 4 AM
The U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco released a 24 hour weather table detailing temperature highs and lows and precipitation amounts for the nation ending at 4 am. The summary lists regional readings, notable deviations from normal, and brief notes on storm activity.
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US Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Weather highs and lows across western states
The US Weather Bureau logged the lowest temperature of 77 degrees at Redmond Oregon and the highest of 10 degrees at Imperial and Thermal California yesterday.
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New York
Edith MacGowan Fails Driving Test Record 22nd Time
Miss Edith MacGowan a year old retired school teacher in Winchmore Hill England has failed her driving test for the 22nd time in six repeated attempts.
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