GOP Senators Policy Committee Jumbles Vietnam War Viewpoints
A Republican Policy Committee study on Vietnam creates divides within the GOP. Senators Javits, Dirksen, Aiken, Hatfield, Stennis and Fulbright weigh in as the plan to reveal a unified party stance backfires and sparks intra party debate over Johnsons handling of the war.
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New York
Ate
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Iowa
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King Joins Derby-Time Housing Push in Louisville
Martin Luther King Jr arrives in Louisville to back a housing ordinance banning discrimination in sale or rental of homes. He says an "invisible wall" divides cities and leads to segregation, addressing about 500 followers and later leading a march to the city police station where demonstrators sang and dispersed. He pledges full support from the SCLC and promises further statements on planned Derby related actions.
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Republicans Close Ranks On Vietnam Policy Support
Republican backers of President Johnson’s Vietnam strategy tightened their unity after Barry Goldwater urged solid backing for Johnson. Senate GOP Leader Dirksen backed a policy pledge, while Hickenlooper signaled no need for a formal party declaration as Johnson's conduct draws Republican support for the war effort.
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Iowa
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House Party
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Hawk Named To Head Armco Today Magazine
Robert W. Hawk named editor of Armco Today magazine for Armco Steel Corp. He joined Armco in 1955 and has been in public relations since 1957. Born Grand Rapids Michigan he studied at Denison University and serves in civic groups.
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Armco Today Magazine
Robert W. Hawk
Miami Valley
Armco
Nancy Myers
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Rowan
Man F Crawford
Chester Road
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Armco Today
Grand
Mich
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the Young Republicans
Doty House
The
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St. Mary's PTO Elects Officers for 1967 68
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Knox of 522 Boylston St. were elected president of St. Mary's School PTO for 1967 68 at the annual meeting. Other officers named include first vice presidents Mr and Mrs Harold Scarberry, second vice presidents Mr and Mrs James Ritter, secretary Mr and Mrs James Kraft, treasurer Mr and Mrs Frank Pavelick, and advisers Mr and Mrs Robert Forsythe.
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Richard J. Knox
Boylston St
St. Mary’s School
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