President Signs Antipoverty Bill After Senate Victory
The Senate sent a $947.5 million antipoverty bill to President Johnson to create jobs for idle youth and assist low income families. Enactment would rely on supplemental appropriations. Sargent Shriver expected to run the program reaching 600000 people in year one and up to seven million families via community action. The House added loyalty oath and governors veto provisions, which Senate sponsors accepted to pass the measure.
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Senate
Johnson
House
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Sargent Shriver
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Copter Crash Injures Four Near Blackstone Virginia
An Army helicopter crashed in a hay field near Blackstone Virginia on Monday night injuring four crewmen. Engine trouble at 400 feet in dense fog caused the crash. Spc. 4c William Hendricks 22 of New Castle Pennsylvania was critically hurt and taken to Fort Lee Virginia Hospital. The other crew members were Captain Richard Allen Thompson 32 of Fort Knox Kentucky Pfe Steven R. Yannone 21 of Canton Ohio and Sgt le Robert A Willard F. Meade Massachusetts with non serious injuries.
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Ft. Knox
Steven R. Yannone
Canton
Ohio
le Robert A. Willard
F. Meade
Cold Front Brings Cooler Weather After Warmer Day
A cold front lowers temperatures with windy conditions and possible storms tonight. Tonight's low around 63 with gusty winds. tomorrow's high near 75 degrees. Today's high reached 91, matching yesterday, while the low fell to 65.
Civil Rights Law Faces Test Today
In Atlanta an owner who refused to serve Negroes faces the first test of the Civil Rights Act as the Supreme Court denies a stay on the act’s public accommodations provision. Justice Hugo L. Black rejected requests to delay its effectiveness, marking the act’s initial court challenge both sides claim.
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Atlanta
Washington
U.S Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
11 year old girl builds 9 hole golf course for library
Linda Ward with her brothers and two friends set up a backyard 9 hole course to raise funds for the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library in Cambridge Massachusetts. Neighbors supplied refreshments and Linda has earned about 14 dollars from 10 cent games.
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Schenectady
John F. Kennedy
Linda Ward
Robert
John
Linda
Robert Ward
Chuckle: Candlestick Maker Prefers Wick End Work
A lighthearted quip notes the candlestick maker has the best job because he only works on wick ends. The pun hinges on a double meaning of wick end as candlewick tip and the end of a workweek.
Sheppard Resting After Back Surgery
Dr Samuel H Sheppard rests comfortably after a 90 minute operation for a slipped disc at Brentwood Hospital Warrensville Heights. Doctors say a large disc was removed from his spinal area and he will be hospitalized for a week to ten days.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Brentwood Hospital
Warrensville Heights
Theodore F. Classen
Segregation Fears Rise After Civil Rights Ruling
In a three page memo Black warned that halting enforcement of Civil Rights Act provisions would be unjustifiable. Lester Maddox vowed Pickrick Restaurant would not integrate and could close. Moreton Rolleston said Heart of Atlanta Motel would comply, while Maddox declared integration impossible and condemned federal action as slavery.
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Lester Maddox
Pickrick
Moreton Rolleston
Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp
Maddox
United States
Maddox considers options amid restaurant crisis
Maddox said he would decide today among options including closing, selling, or turning his business into a private club to face what he calls tyranny. Civil rights groups said they had no plan to push another integration attempt at Maddox's restaurant today.
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Maddox
Merzagora Becomes Acting President of Italy
Cesare Merzagora, advocate of free enterprise, takes office as acting president of Italy, a move that could hinder Premier Aldo Moro’s center left government. Moro leads a coalition including Christian Democrats, Socialists, and Republicans. Merzagora’s temporary role allows him to withhold signatures on decrees, potentially blocking Moro’s economic measures. Segni shows improvement after a stroke, easing presidential uncertainty.
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Cesare Merzagora
Italy
Aldo Moro
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Merzagora
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Renew Hunt For Priest Missing Since Fishing Trip
A renewed search for missing Franciscan priest Rev. Orlando Jaquez age 30 began Monday after his car and fishing tackle were found by the Miami Boat Club. He left St. Francis Seminary last Wednesday to go fishing and has not been seen since. Police and seminarians resumed the river search on the Great Miami and Little Miami after three days of prior efforts.
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Miami
Orlando Jaquez
St. Francis Seminary
Little
Inside Ann Landers Crossword Puzzles And Notices
A compact parade of features and items including a dns crossword puzzle, TV highlights, theater notes, society features, and notices for deaths and funerals. The page lists brief society items and community notices with page markers.
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Ann Landers
Crane Nubebinese
STV
Luci Johnson Leaves LA After Flu Battle
Luci Baines Johnson, 17, daughter of President Johnson, departs Los Angeles for the White House amid convalescence from intestinal flu. She had appeared at a Beverly Hills barbecue for Johnson and flew to San Francisco for a campaign stop before returning to recover at Lloyd Hand's home.
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Luci Baines Johnson
White House
Johnson
San Francisco
Luci
Young Citizens For Johnson
Beverly Hills
Lloyd Hand
Hand
U. S. Senate
President Johnson to address ABA convention
New York reports that President Johnson will speak to the American Bar Association at 2 p.m. Wednesday, an association official announced today. The event marks a keynote address during the annual ABA gathering in New York.
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New York
Johnson
The
American Bar Association
Kennedy to create Office of Criminal Justice in DOJ
New York AP Kennedy announces a federal effort to review fairness and effectiveness of law enforcement. Professor James Vorenberg of Harvard Law School will head the new office. A national law enforcement commission is also proposed. The plan aims to improve arrests, provide counsel for the poor, and ensure prison psychiatric examinations.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Department of Justice
Department of Prosecution
Department of Justice
Kennedy
Vovenberg
President Johnson Signs Southeast Asia Resolution
President Johnson signs the congressional resolution backing his actions in Southeast Asia with many pens in the East Room. He notes near unanimous passage in Congress and vows the United States will respond to any armed attack while aiding those defending their freedom.
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Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
America
White House
Congress
Tonkin
Wagner for Kennedy as Candidate In NY
Gen. Robert F. Kennedy says he would not run for U.S. senator from New York without Mayor Robert Wagner’s express approval. Wagner responds that Kennedy would be an exceptionally fine candidate if available and would likely win. He adds he holds Kennedy in high regard as a friend and public servant.
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NEW York (Ap
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
New York
Robert F
Kennedy and Wagner hold nonendorsement stance in NY Senate race
Kennedy meets Wagner amid questions of endorsement. Wagner says he will speak again after talking with Kennedy and notes no further meeting is planned. Kennedy later cites NY mayoral wishes and Wagner is seen as top Democrat. state chair McKeon backs Kennedy while Stratton reports Wagner denied endorsement before the nominating convention.
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Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
American Bar Association
Senate
New York
William H. McKeon
Turkish Planes Maintain Patrols Over Cyprus Crisis
Turkish air force jets continued reconnaissance as a deadlock with Cyprus over Greek Cypriot troop dispositions around Kokkina threatened the fragile UN brokered peace. Cyprus demanded Greek Cypriot withdrawal from three villages and Turkish withdrawal to end the encirclement while UN efforts sought a cease fire and guarded against renewed fighting.
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Ismet Inonu
Ankara
Kokkina
Boatswain Terrorizes Ship Crew Aboard St Nicholas
SAN FRANCISCO AP A ship the St Nicholas flying Lebanese registry reported a boatswain stabbed one crewman to death and wounded another while they slept and menaced others with a knife. The vessel lay about 2000 miles northwest of Honolulu en route to Japan with no nearby doctor available.
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mid-Pacific
Coast Guard
St. Nicholas
Honolulu
Japan
Midway Island
Chinese jets reportedly sent to North Vietnam bases
Washington AP reports Chinese Communist jet fighters sent into North Vietnam bases and notes Defense Secretary had anticipated Red Chinese aircraft entering the region last week, as stated by defense press chief Arthur Sylvester.
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Vietna
Arthur Seylvester
Defense
Secretary of Defense
Viet Nam
Tractor and Bus Crash claims life on foggy Turnpike
A bus and a tractor-trailer collided on the fog shrouded Pennsylvania Turnpike killing Helen West 48 who died on arrival at Carlisle Hospital. Katherine Bonanno 48 of Whittier Calif was also injured and taken to the X-ray department. Coroner Edward Haegele reported multiple injuries as the cause of death. Carlisle is about 30 miles east of the crash site.
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Helen West
Oroville
Calif
Carlisle Hospital
Katherine Bonanno
Whittier
Cumberland County
Edward Haegele
Miss West
Carlisle
U N force mobilized as Cyprus truce urged by U Thant
U N police moved to curb fighting on Cyprus northwest coast after Turkey pledged reconnaissance missions while Greek Cypriots withdraw from recent gains. Turkish raids followed Greek Cypriot drive on Aug 5 as Cyprus accuses Turkish forces of landing troops and arms at Kokkina.
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U.N
Kokkina
U Thant
Cyprus
Cyprus Crisis Spurs Split Within Cypriot Government
The Cypriot government remains deeply divided as right and left factions clash over whether to rely on Greece or the Soviet Union for help. Greek Premier Papandreou voiced caution about a war with Turkey and affirmed Greece’s commitment to a peaceful, just Cyprus solution after the cease-fire.
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Makarios
Greece
Soviet Union
Athens
George Papandreou
Turkey
Turkish Official Accuses Makarios of Pushing War Risk
In Ankara a government spokesman accuses Makarios of pressing Greece toward war with Turkey while saying the Greek government aims to avoid conflict. He warns that if war comes Makarios would bear sole responsibility.
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Makarios
Greece
Turkey
Record High Steel Production Seen in 1964 Peak
New York AP reports Thomas F Patton, chairman of the American Iron and Steel Institute, says 1964 steel production may reach 120 million tons, a record high. Patton, also Republic Steel Corp. board chairman, had predicted 117 million tons in May matching the 1955 peak. The estimate aligns with rising industry optimism for Century Two observances starting Sept. 14. An enduring symbol will be created from metal samples from 150 plants in the United States, Canada, and Latin America.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
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Republic Steel Corp
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Canada
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