CORE Civil Rights March Protest Marred by Klan Cross Burning
CORE organized a three mile march to city hall in Bogalusa Louisiana led by James Farmer amid tense race relations with no parade permit issued. In another note President Johnson proposes a billion dollar Asian development program and seeks regional planning.
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Johnson seeks quick Senate passage of $1.3 billion school aid bill
The Senate opened with a fast track for President Johnsons $1.3 billion school aid bill. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield set an early session and the chamber planned a prompt vote on an amendment to assure court review of the measure's constitutionality.
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Actress Linda Darnell Burned in Glenview House Fire
Actress Linda Darnell, 40, suffered third degree burns over much of her body including the face in a house fire at a Glenview home she was visiting. She was rushed to a hospital in critical condition and semi conscious according to a nurse.
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Five Day Forecast and Local Notices
Weather shows rain or drizzle ending this morning then clearing, with a cooler high in the 40s north and 60s south. Five day outlook: normals plus 3 to 7 degrees, minor daily changes through Wednesday. Rainfall about 0.25 to 0.5 inch north and 0.5 inch plus south. showers or thunder showers likely Sunday and Monday. Births list includes Mr and Mrs Howard Burwell girl at 90 Corwin St, and others. Deaths include Mrs Mary Wagner and Mrs Bertha Hersha plus Frederick age 60 of 39 Jefferson St.
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Cross Burnings Reported In Norwalk Area
Norwalk police disclosed two cross burnings occurred Wednesday night at Pleasant and Jefferson streets and at McGuan Park in Clifton Street. A caller who claimed to be Boyd Martin reported the incidents. no such person or address exists. Police found kerosene-soaked crosses with minor damage and ruled prank activity likely.
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Quick Action In Senate Expected
The Senate is set for rapid action on President Johnsons six billion health and welfare bill after the House passed it by 313 to 115. Johnson praised the House victory saying the measure opens a new frontier in health security for elder citizens and cites Social Security as a precedent.
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Wakeman Resident Killed In Airplane Crash Today
A Beech twin-engine plane carrying Ford auto doors crashed in fog near Wakeman striking one man dead and injuring the pilot, Thomas McGill of Coalport Pennsylvania. Kenneth Griffith of Wakeman was killed. McGill was hospitalized after being found along a nearby highway.
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Mosher backs Medicare vote amid GOP split in Ohio
Congressman Charles A. Mosher of Ohio's thirteenth district voted for the Medicare bill saying it contains more good than bad. He notes the measure is complex and that Democrats largely supported it while Republicans mostly backed the substitute bill. Mosher cites the Kerr-Mills gap as a reason for support.
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Jets Battle Near Chinese Border in Largest Vietnam Raid
U S Navy and Air Force planes conducted a 220 aircraft raid against North Vietnam as MIGs engaged near the Chinese frontier. One MIG went down, a Navy bomber was shot down elsewhere but the crew rescued, while Marines and jets head to South Vietnam to raise pressure. Hanoi and Red China rejected talks, and a Vietnamese court sentenced a terrorist to death for the embassy bombing.
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West Berlin calm amid eased Communist pressure
Berlin reports indicate reduced East German harassment with no Soviet jet incidents in Allied air corridors. A U S convoy crossed the East-West border smoothly, while Neues Deutschland claimed East Germany still controls the roads. A MIG dogfight near Hainan Island followed by reported bridge damage in Qui Vinh and Khe Kien.
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