LBJ Bypasses Senators On Middle East Policy Moves
President Johnson appears to sidestep Senate leaders as the State Department asks two citizen panels to consult on Middle East policy amid the Israeli Arab crisis. Key lawmakers express uncertainty while J K Javits urges input and possible realignment of borders to secure peace.
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D-Conn
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Special Citizens Committee
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Raymond A. Hare
Charles Yost
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Lucius D. Battle
Joseph J. Sisco
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Bartch
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Cornelius E. Gallagher
Dn.j
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Israel
Javits
Rights leaders plan joint summer effort to ease Cleveland unrest
National leaders of nine civil rights groups announced a joint summer drive to calm urban tensions starting in Cleveland. The plan targets voter registration, housing, education and economic action while coordinating with local groups and city programs already underway.
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Congress of Racial Equality
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National Council of Negro Women
Whitney Young
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Bayard Austin
A. Philip Randolph Institute
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
New York
Ernest Cooper
Urban League Here
George Livingston
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arthur Evans
Danish Visitors to USA Through People to People Program
About 845 Danes from all ages and occupations will visit Americans this summer via People to People. They arrive in New York June 30 from Copenhagen, staying in homes and visiting work and recreation sites across 21 states. Harold Sundstrom heads the Scandinavian division. groups include housewives, farmers, teachers, engineers and professionals, all paying their own expenses.
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Topeka Urban Renewal Starts Land Purchase for State Plaza
John F. Harbes Jr director of Topeka urban renewal said land acquisition for a proposed state government plaza will begin in January. The state aims to buy six blocks south of the statehouse and state office building from the urban renewal agency, with $2 million approved in 1967 for related costs.
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Topeka
John F. Harbes Jr
Topeka Urban Renewal Agency
Urban Renewal Agency
Statehouse
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Sees Slight Dip
Kansas traffic death log reports 0 for the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Thursday June 26 1967, down from 284 in 1966 and 261 in a comparable period.
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Missouri River Crest Near Glasgow Brings Levee Strains
The Missouri River flood crest neared Glasgow Missouri with water at 29.5 feet and an expected 30.5 foot crest later. Levees along the stream are being reinforced as breaks appear. The Grand River at Chillicothe fell from 33.10 to 32.50 feet after breaches and failed sandbagging. Over 15,000 acres in Ray and Carroll counties remain submerged.
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