Mississippi Strife Over Voter Registration Drives
The piece weighs civil rights workers who aid Negroes registering to vote against Mississippi reaction. It contrasts perceived zeal and foolhardiness with charges against opponents of registration. It notes generalizations are unwarranted while acknowledging blame by some where hostility and violence occur.
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Broadway Jottings and Industry Notes in Pencil
Broadway producers George W. George and Frank Granat report sale of two hit shows to film for 750000 and 250000 respectively. Secretary of State Dean Rusk may exit soon prompting State Dept changes. Las Vegas gambling interests face FBI subpoenas and reduced chatter. Doris Day may seek release from Made in Paris. Darren Mc Gavin to play The King and I with minimal crew cut. Movita Brando divorce rumors surface. marquee nightclubs near bankruptcy due to taxes and costly stars.
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Metro
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Yul Brynner
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Lincoln Center
Richard Rodgers
Mexico
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Marlon Brando
New York
California
Seaboard
One letter cipher hints a daily cryptogram
A cryptogram quotation shows code letters replacing words and punctuation. It explains that each day the code changes and letters stand for others. The sample clarifies A for three Ls and X for two Os and notes the puzzle’s playful, quotelike reveal.
Reuther and Johnson Closer Allies Then Kennedy Era
The text notes Walter Reuther and Lyndon Johnson shared a pragmatic view of political power, with Kennedy sometimes irritated by Reuther. It contrasts past closeness under Johnson with a later realization that Reuther could aid the Democratic Party, amid shifting White House dynamics and flashes of concern about power.
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Washington
Walter Reuther
Lyndon Baines Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Reuther
Walter
Dear Abby Mental Telepathy and Graduation Etiquette
A Glendale reader reports waking at 4 a m due to her long distance boyfriend's thoughts and suggests one solution. A couple asks if saying money for graduation gifts is acceptable. Abby confirms practical requests are fine and unpacks etiquette. The column ends with Abby offering a booklet on letter writing.
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Glendale
California
Buffalo
New York
Civil rights battle looms as 1964 bill faces court tests
Washington reports predict a long fight over the civil rights bill with opponents aiming to declare it unconstitutional. The Supreme Court’s recent sit-in rulings spark cautious signs, as debates over private discrimination versus congressional power continue, with calls for further tests and possible constitutional amendments.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Ing
Congress
Senate
Sam Ervin, Jr
N. C
Ervin
Barry Goldwater
South Carolina
Maryland
TV Hi Lights Wednesday Schedule Update
Television listings show Crossfire drama at 1 00, Daniel Boone Trailblazer western at 4 05, Thieves Far Out comedy at 4 25, Tarzan's Magic Fountain adventure at 4 30, Dixie musical at 10 20, The Girl He Left Behind comedy at 11 30, Isle of the Dead drama at 11 45, and A Shot in the Dark mystery at 12 10.
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Petticoat Junction
Jack Benny
Steve Allen
Johnny Carson
Rex Humbard
Woodrow
Franz the Toymaker
Ann Sothern
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Reuther's push on poverty war rouses political clash
A detailed critique portrays Walter Reuther aligning with President Johnson against business opposition as Detroit labor leaders plan aggressive strategy. It argues Reuther seeks national influence, envisions a large anti poverty movement led by labor, and recalls his wartime proposals to control industry and jobs by popular vote.
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Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
Detroit
Henry Ford II
Reuther
UAW
Johnson
Washington
Pentagon
Roosevelt
U.S
Peace Planning Board
Television Tuesday Night Schedule Highlights
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