Mississippi Search Continues For Missing Civil Rights Workers
In Philadelphia Mississippi, federal and state agents resumed a daybreak door to door search for three missing civil rights workers Andy Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney. The station wagon linked to the case was found burned near Philadelphia as investigators study the vehicle.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Feoral
Becoor Anl Gally
Mississippi
Allen W. Dulles
Central, Intelligence Agency
White House
Lax
Mal F Young
Leip
FBI
Neshoba County
Neshoba
Puntire
FRE
Andy Goodman
Michael Schwerner
New York City
James Cheney
Meridian
Dulles
PBL
Schwerner
Areal - Tor
Cheneyard
Gerssman
Dane
Goodman
Oxford
Onis
Civil Rights Volunteers Arrested In Mississippi Suburb
Two civil rights volunteers Ronald Ridenour of Venice California and Howard Kirchenbaum of Long Beach New York were arrested on vagrancy charges after a brief chase in the Jackson Park area south of Moss Point Mississippi. They were part of about 175 volunteers who arrived to assist civil rights projects. Local sheriff deputies detained two others and three attorneys were en route to Moss Point to represent the pair.
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Moss Point
Miss
Juckson
Hobert W. Alford
Alford
Ronald ‘Ridenour
Venice
Calif
Howard Kirghenbaum
Long Beach
New York
Gulf Coast Lown
Jackson Park
Kirchenbaum
Ridenour
Allare
Jackson, Miss
Bob Byers
Council of Federated Organizations
Years
Moss Paint
Ridenour and Kirchenbaum
Rifles Stolen From Mississippi Armory After Break-In
Covington County Mississippi authorities investigate after 41 rifles and 1,000 rounds of ammunition are reported stolen from a National Guard armory in Covington County. Guardsmen notified the sheriff and federal agents were informed due to federal property involved.
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Collins. Miss. —Jr
National Guard
Covington
Mississippi
Taylor Appointment Wins Strong Approval in Vietnam
Gen Maxwell D Taylor wins Senate support for Saigon post. President Johnson taps him to unify civilian and military efforts in South Vietnam with Westmoreland as military commander and Johnson as deputy, sharing a Taylor-led approach amid rising war pressures.
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Taylor
Lodge Says Viet Nam Not Issue in Campaign
Former ambassador to South Vietnam Henry Cabot Lodge states Viet Nam is not a campaign issue in the 1964 race. He returns to back Scranton as Republican nominee while denying any self interest. Lodge notes his resignation follows Johnson administration ties and will leave Saigon Sunday after a year as ambassador. The military expects war intensity to increase with Gen Maxwell Taylor replacing Lodge as chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Fies
South Viet Nam
U. S
VA. S
Saigon
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Capitol Hill
Senate
Taylor
William C. Westmoreland
U. Alexis Johnson
Westmoreland
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle G. Wheeler
Army
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Senate- Foreign Relations Committee
I. W.fulbright
D-Ark
South
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Minnesota
Democratic
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Lodge
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Laos
U.S
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Tourman
Newsman
Lode
United States
W. ‘Scranton
Johnson — McNamara
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Tam
Saig
John F. Kennedy
Maxwell J. Taylor
Khanh
Maxwell D. Taylor Ax
Asahi
Yomiuri
Hanoi
Japan Times
Hong Kong
Contrasting Views Aired By Asians On Gen. Taylor
In Saigon a Vietnamese leader urged readiness to confront communism at its roots, while Peking warned the Indochina crisis was growing more grave. Japanese papers voiced concern over the developing situation as regional tensions increased.
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Gen. Taylor
Peking
Northern Iowa murder case and Indochina comment mix
Report covers a Sioux Rapids area homicide of Bonnie Johnson with wounds and riverfinds while authorities pursue a killer near Buena Vista and Clay counties. The dispatch also relays reactions to Gen Maxwell Taylor’s ambassador appointment and Asia coverage from Tokyo and Hong Kong pundits on U.S. Vietnam policy.
GOP House Leaders Protest Johnsons Six Day Week Push
Washington leaders denounced President Johnsons suggestion that Congress work six days a week until the Republican National Convention. House GOP leaders, including Charles A Halleck and Melvin R Laid, said the plan aimed to sabotage the convention. Johnson pressed for swift action on about 20 proposals before adjournment, spurring a tense clash as members prepare for a busy session.
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GOP House
Johnson
Congress
Washington
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
United States
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
GOP
Fladerf Committee
San Franciscn
Senate
Aclion
Atea
Atlantic
Td. Johnson
Scranton Seeks West Virginia Florida Delegates Support
New York Newark trip aims to shore up Scranton backing among uncommitted delegates in West Virginia and Florida while keeping South Vietnam as a campaign issue. Entry of Henry Cabot Lodge into the race is not expected to shift policy, aides say.
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N. J
Willam W. Scranton
Pensylvania
Charleston
W. Va
Scranon
Sourets
Henry Cabot Lodge
Scranom
South Viet ‘Nam
Lodge
Viet Nam
United States
Scranton
Aga’ Johnson
Propose Remap Law Amendment
Washington reports Rep William M. McCulloch of Ohio plans a constitutional amendment to curb Supreme Court interference in state legislature apportionment after new house districts are set by population and state reconstitution approved by referendum or popular vote. The measure, if enacted, would alter how court rulings affect redistricting processes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Willian M. McCulloch
Ohio
McCulloch
House Judiciary Committee
New House
Two Killed As Fireworks Barge Explodes Over Hudson
A fireworks barge on the Hudson River exploded during a Macy s spectacle killing two men. Thousands watched from Manhattan and New Jersey as rockets and flares lit the sky. Two other barges continued firing unaware of the fatal accident.
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New Geer
Hudson River
Hall
Manhattan
New Jersey
Macy's Department Store
FTC proposes cigarette ad and label warnings
The Federal Trade Commission issued a rule mandating health warnings on cigarette labels and advertising. By January 1, 1865 labels must warn and by July 1, 1865 ads must carry warnings, with formatting left to manufacturers to convey the message clearly and conspicuously. The action came during Chairman Paul Rand Dixon’s testimony before the House committee examining tobacco health issues. Surgeon General Luther Terry suggested more legislation may be needed for federal rules.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Comme
Site 19
FTC
Paul’ Rand - Dixon
House
Cammerte
Cammnittae
Tobatea
Public Health Service
Luther
Terry
Departent of Health, Education and Welfare
FIC
Pixon
House Drops LBJ's Health Care Plan
Washington The House Ways and Means Committee dropped President Johnson’s health care proposal for the aged, delivering a setback to enactment this year. The panel then debated boosting cash benefits under Social Security but remained deadlocked. a motion to drop the measure from committee consideration passed, blocking alternative plans and further changes to the retirement system.
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Washington -i
Johnson
House
Persing
Yelding
Cecil R. King
D-Calif
Notty Committee
JOURNAL WANT ADS Bring Results Quickly and Cheaply
Local classified notice urges readers to place JOURNAL WANT ADS to attract results fast and at low cost. The message provides a phone number 265 2534 for inquiries and submission.
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Journal
Dial
Governors Clash Over TV Debate Format in Des Moines
Democratic Gov Harald Hughes and Republican Atty Gen Evan Hultman clash on debate style in Des Moines. Hultman pushes direct Q and A with rebuttal, while Hughes favors statements followed by limited exchange. No date set for the televised gubernatorial debate.
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Des Moines
Atty
Evan . Hultman
Harald Hughes
Hultmanm
Hultman
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