March Set In Selma By United Press International
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr leads a mid winter voter registration drive in Selma Alabama promising a march on the Dallas County courthouse by hundreds. The drive has seen at least 220 arrests and two slugging incidents including Annie Lee Cooper who hit Sheriff James Clark. King blamed provocation for Mrs Cooper’s attack and called for a courthouse march. In other notes Jackson Mississippi cuts funds to a segregation forum. James W Silver predicts a Mississippi voting rights victory in ten years. a Memphis church faces action over turning away Negroes.
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Selma
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Miss
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Johnson budget sparks GOP charges of gimmicks in aid bill
Republicans charge President Johnson talks poor while spending rich as they attack an emergency budget bill. They say the 99.7 billion plan uses gimmicks to replenish the farm price supports revolving fund and trims funding by not fully accounting for prior outlays.
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New UN Formula Promises End to Debt Crisis
Diplomats reported a new plan to resolve the United Nations funding stalemate with a formula acceptable to both the United States and Russia. It drops Article 19 vote-loss wording and requires Moscow to make a substantial U.N. dues payment, potentially ending the eight week deadlock.
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ICC Opens Hearing Into Train Wreck at Sterling Ohio
The Interstate Commerce Commission opens testimony in Columbus on the Sterling Ohio collision between B and O Virginian and Erie Lackawanna No 77. Five crewmen died and witnesses testified the Virginian failed to stop at a red signal before the head on crash.
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Nat King Cole Undergoes Left Lung Removal Surgery
Nat King Cole, 57, had left lung removed Monday at St John’s Hospital for a tumor. John Wayne telegraphed him “I licked it, so can you” and said he had lung cancer surgery last September. Wayne is filming in Durango Mexico. Cole’s condition was reported satisfactory after a three hour operation.
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