Solidarity March chief takes over Poor People's Campaign
Sterling Tucker, head of the Washington Urban League, will coordinate the June 19 solidarity march for the Poor People's Campaign in Washington. He succeeds Bayard Austin who quit after a dispute with Rev. Ralph David Abernathy over campaign goals and authority. Tucker outlines guidelines banning civil disobedience and emphasizes unity across races and creeds. He cites 99 original demands and urges a national commitment to job creation and guaranteed income while calling for reduced armaments and nonviolence. Time to mobilize is short as the week ahead demands rapid coordination.
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Bidault Urges Vote Against Communists and Gaullists in France
Former French premier Georges Bidault, back from six years in exile, calls on voters to reject both the Communist faction and De Gaulle supporters in upcoming national elections. He criticizes Gaullism as no alternative to communism and condemns nationwide strikes while advocating conciliation. Also notes his potential Parliament run is undecided and that an arrest warrant was canceled. Jacques Soustelle says he will not run, accusing the elections of being falsified.
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Sirhan Sirhan’s Brother Reported Held on Spy Charge
Baghdad reports from MENA indicate Iraqi authorities arrested Sirhan Sirhan’s brother months ago on espionage charges for Israel. The brother is linked to the Kennedy assassination case details.
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Mississippi-born preacher named superintendent in white Methodist district
Rev. James C. Peters, 43, a Greensbor o native born minister and former administrative officer for Negro churches, was named superintendent of the predominantly white Winston-Salem Forsyth District of the United Methodist Church. He will oversee 35 charges in Winston-Salem and surrounding Piedmont area as the church dismantles segregation in its structure.
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Solon lambastes NRA as front for gunmakers in Congress
Sen. Joseph Tydings denounces the NRA as a tax free front for U.S. gunmakers whose lobbying power blocks strong gun control. He pledges legislation to require registration and licensing of all privately owned guns and allows confiscation with compensation. He cites James Earl Ray’s arrest and urges President Johnson to sign stricter bills.
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