Lawmakers push to resume bombing of North Vietnam
In Washington, House Armed Services Chair L Mendel Rivers says a prompt decision is needed to end the bombing pause on North Vietnam. Rep. Arends and Sen. Hickenlooper echo calls to resume strikes, while Gruening and Church oppose lifting the halt. Support for the peace offensive questions its impact. Humphrey notes no clear fruits.
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Washington
L. Mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Viet Nam
Rivers
South Carolina
89Th Congress
U.S
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Hanoi
Hickenlooper
Georgia House May Try To Bar Negro's Seating
Rep. Jones Lane plans to file a petition to bar Julian Bond, a Negro elected to the Georgia House, from seating for endorsing an anti draft SNCC statement. Lane says Bond should step aside until sworn in, while Bond and others defend his rights and loyalty amid mounting opposition and political pressure.
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Georgia House
Atlanta, Ga
Jones Lane
Georgia House of Representatives
Lane
Julian Bond
House
Bond
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Viet Nam
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
John R. Lewis
Fulton County
Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
King
American Civil Liberties Union
Hugh Gibert
Negro Says Reds Behind Rights Drive in Cincinnati
Mrs. Julia Brown, an ex FBI undercover agent, told about 400 at a Young Americans for Freedom rally that the civil rights movement is phony and infiltrated by Communists. She charged many church ministers follow Communist lines and urged distrust of Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth, calling him an enemy of her people.
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Cincinnati
FBI
Julia Brown
Cleveland
Young Americans For Freedom
Great Society May Become Worldwide
Washington reports President Johnson weighs expanding the Great Society into developing nations. Aides draft legislation to extend aid with food and education using local currency credits to build schools train teachers and pay salaries. The plan also expands Eat Food for Peace to boost domestic production and overseas distribution.
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Washington
Johnson
Hanoi skeptics prompt U.S. policy questions after trip
Yale Professor Staughton Lynd and Thomas Hayden arrived in New York after an unauthorized 10 day visit to North Vietnam. They urged that negotiations require a clear U.S. troop withdrawal and a united Vietnam. They said Hanoi questions U.S. peace sincerity and wants to see concrete steps, while Premier Pham Van Dong denied any talks with U.S. officials.
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New York
Yale
Staughton Lynd
North Viet Nam
Lynd
Thomas Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
John F. Kennedy International
National Liberation Front
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
Southeast Asia
Lyndh
Hayden
Pham van Dong
Johnson
State Department
North
Viet Report
U.S. Viet Nam
Aptheker
Hampton Bennett PTO To Meet Tonight at 7:30
Franklin report: Hamp ton Bennett Parent Teacher Organization holds its regular monthly meeting in the school gym tonight at 7 30. After a brief business session the program centers on both junior high basketball teams coaches and cheerleaders with the junior high pep band also to be featured.
Skater Jeanette Knott Places Second in Freestyle Meet
Jeanette Knott a sophomore at Middletown High School took second in freestyle at a meet yesterday held at Heights Roller Arena in Dayton. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Knott of 300 Ross Sr.
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Jeanette Knott
Norman Knott
Ross Sr
Heights Rollarena
Dayton
Middletown High School
Agers To Get Armco Briefing
Golden Age Club members will visit Armco Steel on Wednesday afternoon at 2.00 to hear progress on Operation 600. They meet at Town House headquarters at 600 N. Verity Parkway for a briefing by Don S. Holstein and D C Osborne, followed by a chartered bus trip to the industrial development. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnston are program chairmen.
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Golden Age Club
Armco Steel Corp
Town House
N. Verity Parkway
Don S. Holstein
Middletown
D. C. Osborne
Golden Agers
Charles Johnston
Polish Primate Wyszynski Barred From Travel
Vatican sources view Poland’s refusal to issue Cardinal Wyszynski an exit passport as a major setback to church state coexistence with communism. The action blocks any plan for Pope Paul VI to visit Warsaw for the millennium celebrations. Cardinal Wyszynski defended his record and urged Catholics to trust him as Polish authorities cited harm to national interests over a letter linking German-Polish reconciliation to frontier openness.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
John XXIII
Paul VI
Warsaw
Cardinal Wyszynski
West Ger
Wyszynski
Carlo Boromeus
Pope Paul
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Alaska
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Sen. Frank Church of
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Gruening
U. S
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Leonard H. Marks
U.S. Information Agency
CBS Radiotelevision
Marks
Hubert H. Humphrey
Buffalo
N.Y
Kennedy
Bartel
East Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Rick’s TV Service
Sck
Rick
TESA
Herbert Aptheker
Communist Party
Hampton Bennett
Armco
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Ized, Inc
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John Dobrozsi JR
Ana
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