Brooke Prefers Just His Official Status
AP reports Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W. Brooke prefers to be viewed for his official duties rather than as the first Black attorney general in any state. In his first year he notes civil rights is one of 12 divisions, progress in Negro opportunities, and emphasizes legal, ally-building strategies over confrontation.
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Network Strike Possible Tonight May Hit Major Networks
Negotiators race against a midnight strike deadline to avert a nationwide walkout by NBC and ABC technicians and staff. Union says wages and jurisdiction gaps remain while ABC and NBC claim enough supervision to keep programs on air. If held, action would start in New York Washington Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Wreath Placed at Grave on Roosevelt's Birthday
A floral wreath from President Johnson was placed on Franklin D. Roosevelt's grave in Hyde Park New York during observance of his 82nd birthday anniversary.
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