Connally Talks Civil Rights at Governors Conference
Gov John Connally arrives in Miami Beach and comments on civil rights and 1964 politics. He says Johnson and he differ on civil rights, predicts Texas to vote for Kennedy ticket, and notes no personal resolutions but interest in two others on oil imports and beef shipments.
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New York
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Congress
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Johnson
Washington
Australia
Newscanland
Oil Compact Commission
Navy expert invited to Rome on NATO Polaris force plan
Adm. Claude V. Ricketts heads to Rome after stops in Britain to brief Italian officials on a multilateral Polaris armed ship concept. Nations would build about 25 ships with 200 missiles, crews of mixed nationalities, owned by participating states and assigned to NATO.
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Navy
Rome
Adm
Claude V. Ricketts
Naval Operations
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Ricketts
United States
North Atlantic Alliance
Rick Celts
State Department
Five Hurt In Auto Mishaps In City
Two-car crash at the intersection of 32nd Street and Salem Avenue around 2 p.m. left Eva Dickerson An thony, Roy I con Mercer, and other occupants with minor injuries. Emergency responders treated and released victims at nearby hospitals. A separate rear-end collision in the 200 block of High Street injured three more people, all minor.
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Utica
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Hih St
Massachusetts Curfew Takes Effect In North Adams
Massachusetts city imposes a 10 p.m. curfew on anyone under 16 with city council approval. Acting Police Chief William H. Garner cites disruptive youths and abusive language as merchants complain of loitering near Main Street. The fire whistle marked the start of the first curfew in 20 years. Fire Prevention Week announced by the White House for Oct 6.
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Massachusetts
William H. Garer
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Connally Civil Rights Speech Draws Wallace Comparisons
A Black spokesman in Dallas said Gov. John Connally's civil rights address was "no more palatable" to his people than speeches by Alabama's George Wallace and Mississippi's Ross Barnett. Clarence Laws, field secretary of the National Association for the Act, commented on the remarks.
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UPI
John Connally
George Wallace
Alabama
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Clarence Laws
National Association For the Act
Federal Actions Lashed During Birch Seminar
Houston AP report covers a John Birch Society seminar where speakers attacked federal government spending and claimed America is on a path to Communism. Major participants included Thomas J. Anderson and others, with about 1,200 attendees. The discussion touched on taxes, constitutional amendments, and desegregation issues.
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Socialist America
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Farm and Ranch Magazine
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National Council
Brownfield Declares Miss South Plains Day for Dorothy McDonald
Brownfield proclaims a special Miss South Plains Day to honor Dorothy McDonald as she enters the Miss Texas Pageant in Fort Worth. McDonald, who won Miss South Plains earlier, was praised by Lions Rotary and Kiwanis clubs. The town plans surprises and gifts from 28 merchants as Jaycees sponsor her Fort Worth trip.
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Dorothy McDonald
Fort Worth
Miss McDonald
Marijuana Cache Found In Raid Near New Orleans
St Tammany Parish deputies and New Orleans police raided two Bush, Louisiana homes and seized marijuana seeds, plants and processed cannabis. Three people, Mrs. Warren Mc Cauley 37, Mrs. Verla Kearney 53, and Jack G. Kearney 55, were charged with possession with bond set at 10000 each. The operation followed a prior arrest of James X. Jackson 57 in Washington Parish for marijuana plants cigarettes and barbiturates valued at about 10000.
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UPI
St. Tammany Parish
New Orleans
Bush
Warren McCauley
Verla Kearney
Jack G. Kearney
Burglars Strike City Loots Include School Equipment
A string of burglaries hits a city area including a home on 5619 Ave A and Mathews Junior High School, with losses such as uniforms baseball gear and a mobile trailer. Police report intruders used tools to pry and steal tires, rims, and cash while a three man parachute team from the Texas Air National Guard prepares for a local celebration.
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