Johnson Faces Tough Fight Over Civil Rights Bill Provisions
President Johnson is shown determined to press a strong public accommodation provision in civil rights legislation. Senate Republicans resist, fearing a filibuster, while Johnson and Kennedy aides seek concessions without weakening enforcement. House actions and internal splits add to the stalemate as the fight continues.
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Khrushchev Touts $46 Billion Soviet Consumer Push
Khrushchev unveils a bold seven year plan to expand consumer goods in the USSR aiming to lift shortages. He cites three reforms moving from heavy industry to light industry and agriculture with a big boost in chemicals and plastics to improve food availability and daily life.
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West BerlinersAwait Word On Christmas Visits
West Berliners await a possible Christmas relaxation of travel to East Berlin as talks linger. Mayor Willy Brandt warned that only a limited humanitarian solution is likely while negotiations with West Germany proceed.
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