Feud Over Civil Rights Grips House GOP Leader
United Press International reports a House Republican clash over civil rights politics. President Johnson and GOP Leader Ford faced sharp rhetoric as tensions rose during a White House event, with critics accusing the administration of inciting unrest and delay in implementing federal protections. The exchange underscored deep partisan strain amid calls for stronger action on race and liberty.
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Oak Ridge Scientists Report Tool Investment
Oak Ridge scientists describe a fourteen million dollar tool and related research program. An official notes progress on a nuclear chemistry project, highlighting facilities, safety measures, and planned milestones.
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Oak Ridge
Alabama Search Intensified in Slaying of Elderly Opponent
Alabama investigators and Hale County officers pressed a manhunt for the attackers who slashed the tongue of Percy Smaw 87 after a civil rights protest picketing incident. Smaw lay critically injured in Hale County Hospital as detectives tied the assault to vocal opposition to demonstrations and a summer of protests.
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Ala
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Hale County
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Smn
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Enmntry
Mane Cadett
Tuscaloosa
Staw
Shaw
David Holloway
Smaw Owas
Hospital Notes Midestiane and Visiting Dismissals
Dismissals list at Meriden hospital shows patients discharged while admissions include several named individuals. Notable entries include Caney Haas Jonny At Minted, Wallin Mayers, Forest Baker, and Robert Lankford among others.
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Caney Haas
Wein Jonny AT
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Cus
Akatha Dy
Arbi Audi
Katy
Daailit Bo
Forest Baker
Stoney
Margaret Sawders
Clipim
Lown
Franktin
Ridings Honored for Production in New York Office
George E. Ridings of Richmond, son of Alt and Alts, was named Man of the Month for the New York Life Insurance Company’s field office. He led agents in production for July marking the fourth such honor this year.
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George E. Ridings
Richmond
Alt
Alts
Asl
New York
Donald E. Young
GLA
Wis
Deaths and Funerals in Kentucky and California
A set of funeral notices from Kentucky and California reports RA Atkins of Alvany dying in Maddleshar Kentucky on August 20 19R5. Mrs Maggie Powell of Cumberland Gap Tennessee passing away at 40. Liva E Goins of Riverside California died August 22 with services and burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Rev Sizemore of Pineville Kentucky died after eight months illness at age 35 with survivors listed and services planned at Arnett Funeral Home Chapel. notes on multiple Sizemore family members and pallbearers. obituary details include birthplaces and kin. Also mentions global reaction to South Africa's apartheid improving image.
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Alvany
Maddleshar
Pune Ubarpe, Homie
Maggie Powell
Cumberland Gap
Feon
Powell
Liva E Goins
Riverside
Calif
Shamate Funeral Home
Swann Bush
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Shamate
Reve A. Sizemore
Pate 1
Pineville
Bell County
Rev. Sizemore
Clay County
Ethanon Sizemore
Nancy Mattingly Sizermore
Kentucky Utilities Company
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Winister Sind Ryedae
Alines
Ron Sizeniner
Atlapost Rion
Arnett
Self Government Urged for District of Columbia
President Johnson warned of possible riots in Washington and urged District of Columbia self government as Congress debates local control. He spoke while signing a development bill directing funds to poverty relief and announced a task force to assist in Watts rehabilitation after the Los Angeles riots. The District remains federally overseen with residents voting only in national elections.
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White House
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Los Angeles
District of Columbia
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Columba
Congress
Delighting in Rigors of Job LBJ Turns 57
President Johnson marked his 57th birthday amid a busy White House schedule and continued weight management. A veteran of crises from Viet Nam to Caribbean unrest, he maintains a relentless pace, often working late into the evening, while balancing exercise and weekend retreats to Camp David or his Texas ranch.
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Merriman Smith
Washington
Johnson
S Johnson
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Mare
Viet Nam
Johnsen Daeg
White House
Texas
George Burkey
Camp David
Rim
Americans Arrested in Berlin Amid Oil of Spies Era
An American tourist William Wyart Lovert of San Francisco was detained in East Berlin along with two Britons. Benjamin F. Whitehill of Tulsa and Triton John Tiwaites, a 29 year old student, were arrested August 12. John Van Altena of Milton Junction, Wis., was sentenced to eight years for alleged involvement with refugees. Arthur Wilbraham of England remained held on undisclosed charges as of Friday.
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Benjamin F. Whitehill Hhh
Tulsa
Oxla
Triton John Tiwaites
John van Altena
Milton Junction
Wis
Arthur Wilbraham
England
Berlin
Bast Feiay
Probation Denied in Manslaughter Case in Tennessee
Blountville Tennessee Judge H Con Smith denied probation for Earl W H Townsend of Brice after Townsend pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in a traffic death case that also involved drunken driving. Townsend faces two to 10 years in prison as sentencing follows delays due to scheduling issues and courtroom availability.
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Tenn
H. Con’ Smith
Guily
Peas
Clairman
Smith
Earl WH. Townsend
Brise
Herman Hensley
Ownsend
Sitca
Nixon to speak at Tennessee GOP dinners across state
Selmer Tennessee based UPI report says President Nixon and other national Republican leaders will address dinners in Tennessee over the next three months. Dinners cost about 350 to 100 dollars per plate, likely in Nashville with other events planned in Memphis Chattanooga and Knoxville. Hurst, GOP Executive Committee Chairman, announced a special session next month to push a coordinated effort among established party groups to confront the foremost problem.
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