Equal Opportunity Council Organized By Johnson
President Johnson created a President's Council on Equal Opportunity to coordinate federal civil rights activities. Vice President Humphrey will chair the 16-member panel, including six Cabinet officials. The council will recommend programs and policies to enforce the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and related laws.
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Johnson
President's Council On Equal Opportunity
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Office of Economic Opportunity
Commission On Civil Rights
Equal Employment Opportunity
Presidents
Equal Opportunity
Milwaukee driver awakes to missing $60,000 life savings
Michael N. Malkovich Sr. a 55 year old truck driver said he planned to deposit his life savings of sixty thousand dollars but did not, returning home to find the cash missing from his Milwaukee apartment after an out-of-town trip Friday night.
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Milwaukee
Michael N. Malkovich Sr
Maddox to Serve Negroes After Court Order
Atlanta restaurant operator Lester Maddox said he would serve Black customers after a court order. He had resisted the civil rights law, noting a daily cost to continue serving whites, as Calvin Craig of the Ku Klux Klan condemned the move.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
Any. Maddox
Segregation Fight Ends With Restaurant Civil Contempt
Maddox, defending a segregated eatery, vows to resist as a federal judge fines him $200 per day for ongoing racial discrimination. A court order requires compliance with the Civil Rights Act, while Maddox laments national inaction and cites a Supreme Court ruling.
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Maddox
Maddy
U.S. Dist
Frank Hooper
Hooper
U.S. Supreme Court
Chilean airliner crash leaves eighty seven dead
A LAN Chile passenger plane with 87 aboard exploded after crashing into La Corona Mountain in the Andes. Rescue teams, after a long ascent, found no survivors. among the passengers were foreigners including Italians Germans Russians and a U.S. woman from Long Island.
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Santiago, Chile
Andes
LAN
la Corona Mountain
U.S
Helen Berger
Long Island, N.Y
Montevideo
Bank of Montevideo
Chaplin Son Weds Under Scottish Law at Moniaive
Michael Chaplin, 18, and Patricia Johns, 25, wed in Moniaive Scotland. The ceremony followed a planned Barcelona wedding blocked by English law as Michael is a minor, while Scottish law allows marriage without parental consent for those over 16. Registrar Janet Patrick officiated.
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Dumfries
Scotland
Charlie Chaplin
Michael
Patricia Johns
Monnaive
Here
Barcelona
Spain
Newsmen
Janet Patrick
Brother Goes Back To Renew Hunt For Officer In Viet Nam
Donald C. Dawson vows to return to Thai Hung village north of Bien Hoa to persuade the Viet Cong to yield Lt. Daniel Dawson believed dead. He offers 1300 for the body, spreads leaflets, and plans a return despite increased military activity and sniper risk.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Donald C. Dawson
Bien Hoa
Daniel Dawson
Donald
Dawson
Thai Hung
Senators Press Viet Nam Policy Silent on Solutions
Senior senators assess the U S Viet Nam effort with committees in inquiry. Democratic chairmen and Republican leaders gave no new prescriptions, while some fear government stability in South Vietnam. Senator Church urged negotiated end and neutralization amid continued U S aid.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
U. S
Senate
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
U.S
Frank Church
Didaho
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Saltonstall
McGeorge Bundy
Missing Akron Man Or TV Announcer?
Chicago police rely on FBI fingerprint analysis to compare Omaha TV director John Francis Johnson with Lawrence Joseph Bader the longtime Akron missing man. Johnson, 37, denies being Bader while relatives pursue identity clarity amid 1957 Lake Erie disappearance and war era service details.
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Akron
Chicago
Omaha
Ohio
Emil Giese
FBI
John Francis Johnson
Lawrence Joseph Bader
Navy
Cleveland
Johnson
Bader
John
Richard Bader
Lawrence
Central
John Fritz Johnson
Fritz
Baders
Richard
Akron Brothers
Bate
Lawrence Bader
John Bader
Cuba Captures Two Anti Castro Guerrillas
Cuban government says two more anti Castro guerrillas captured near San Luis on the western coast with radio gear and weapons. They allegedly came from a CIA base on the Nicaraguan coast and were to be picked up by fellow commandos. no names released. Earlier, Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo and three aides were arrested after landing in Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
San Luis
Central Intelligence Agency
Eloy Gutiérrez Menoyo
Cuba
How Do You Do Growed Up Visit Gets a Chuckle
A lighthearted quip about a boy meeting an old family friend. The youngster greets the visitor with a polite question and a ready excuse to exit, capturing a fleeting moment of family humor in a simple social exchange.
A Glance Inside Water Meter Reader
A water meter reader is described as the closest city official Middletonians see and the source of many complaints. The piece comments on the meter man's role in city life and public grievances in a compact feature.
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Water Meter Reader City
Gulf Area Hit by Heavy Rain and Arctic Winds
The Associated Press reports heavy rains lashed the Gulf region east of the Mississippi as arctic winds moved into Montana. Brooklevy Air Force Base in Mobile endured 34 inches of rain, while Tallahassee recorded over 1% inches in six hours. warnings issued for blizzard conditions in northern Montana and heavy snow in eastern Nevada and Utah. Ely Nevada saw five inches of snow, and northern Arizona mountains received up to eight inches.
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Associated Press
Gulf Region
Mississippi River
Montana
Brooklevy Air Force Base
Mobile
Ala
Tallahassee
Fla
Weather Bureau
Continental Divide
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Ely
Nev
SiGon Viet Cong Attack Wounds and Deaths at Pleiku
In Saigon reports say eight Americans were killed and at least 62 wounded as Viet Cong forces launched coordinated assaults on two major U.S. compounds at Pleiku. The heavy attack destroyed seven parked aircraft and involved substantial enemy fire.
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U.S
Pleiku
Sai
Ex-Premier Tras Huong Seeks Refuge at British Embassy
Former South Vietnamese premier Tras Van Huong says his life may be in danger and has taken refuge at the British Embassy residence. The move risks further complicating South Vietnam's political scene as McGeorge Bundy, President Johnson's envoy, continues three days of talks with U S and Vietnamese officials and religious leaders.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tras van Huong
McGeorge Bundy
Johnson
U. S
Attack on Army HQ Leaves One Dead and Thirteen Wounded
A single American was killed and 13 wounded at the Army corps headquarters in a two-pronged assault. The attack used 57 millimeter recoilless cannon fire and rifle grenades at close range, marking the fiercest strike against U.S. forces in this war.
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Army Corps
U.S
Earth Expanding Like a Balloon Says British Scientist
British physicist Dr. K M Creer argues in Nature that the earth is mysteriously expanding and now nearly twice its original size. He notes land masses and shelves cover only 30 percent of the surface, a smaller earth could have their continents fitting as a complete shell.
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Dr. Creer
Earth
Globe
Dr Creer Proposes One-Piece Earth Then Drift From Expansion
Dr Creer suggested all land masses formed a single globe around a billion years ago. The shell cracked and segments drifted apart during an expansion process lasting billions of years. He noted the energy source for this ballooning remains a mystery.
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Dr. Creer
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