Goldwater Opposes Civil Rights Bill in Senate Vote
Sen Barry Goldwater announced he would vote against the civil rights bill citing constitutional objections to two sections. Governor Scranton warned the stance could hinder his 1964 White House bid while Sen Ellender argued it could carry the South for Johnson.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Johnson
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
Goldwater
GOP
Senate
Arizona
Scranton
America
Kenneth B. Keating
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Ellender
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Milton S. Eisenhower
Sen
Chester
Louisville
Kentucky
Thruston B. Morton
John Sherman Cooper
Senate expected to pass rights bill by nightfall
The Senate nears final passage of the civil rights bill amid sharp debate with Southern and Northern senators clashing over racial matters. Leaders predict final passage around 6 p.m. with 75 or more likely yes votes. House action aimed for July 4 delivery to the President.
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Senate
Washington
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
John C. Pastore
D-R.j
Rhode Island
House
Johnson
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Minn
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Smith
Odds favor an active hurricane season in the United States
The Weather Bureau says odds are overwhelmingly in favor of an active Atlantic hurricane season for the United States. No major hurricanes have crossed the continental coastline in two years, but the odds against a third quiet season are astronomical.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
United States
Negroes to Make Counterproposal To Florida 30-Day Truce Terms
In St Augustine Florida Negro integration leaders reject a 30 day truce offer amid renewed violence. Martin Luther King Jr says a counter proposal will be offered while demonstrations and a pool incident at Monson Motor Lodge draw arrests and attention from officials.
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Florida
ST. Augustine
Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
Verle Pope
Mons
James Brock
Brock
al Lingo
Peter Shiras
Washington
Monson
Hosea Williams
Savannah
L. O. Davis
Williams
Davis
Niigata Suffers Another Quake Amid Aftermath
A fresh tremor struck Niigata Japan as officials reported no new deaths or injuries though the city continued to battle fires from Tuesday’s 5 magnitude quake. U S Air Force planes dropped 14 tons of fire fighting foam to aid weary crews. The new quake centered in the Sea of Japan near Niigata measured 3 on the Japanese scale and followed a devastating quake that killed 25 people and left thousands homeless across an 11 prefecture area.
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Niigata
Japan
U.S. Air Force
Central Meteorological Agency
Sea of Japan
Wich
Rebel Force Seizes Albertville Capital in Congo Uprising
Reports from Leopoldville indicate Albertville, capital of North Katanga on Lake Tanganyika, fallen to antigovernment rebels. Airfield described as crowded with armed men. European residents flee by lake steamer amid panic. U.S. official landed then could not depart. Tension rising after May uprising that toppled Jason Sendwe regime.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Albertville
Katanga
Lake Tanganyika
Elisabethville
U.S
Jonathan Dean
Jason Sendwe
Sendwe
Johnson Opens California Swing With Defense Message
President Johnson delivered a politically charged address at Edwards Air Force Base outlining California's $21 billion in defense contracts during the Kennedy-Johnson years. He cited the state as supplying 23.1 percent of U S defense spending and noted regional payrolls near $2 billion annually, framing defense growth as a key political plus for Democrats.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Johnson
California
Golden State
John F. Kennedy
Pocketbook
Edwards
Mojave Desert
GOP Leaders Seek to Quel Fears on Reapportionment
Albany leaders sought to calm GOP fears after the Supreme Court ordered reapportionment. Assembly Speaker Carlino urged cautions in public statements while Senate Majority Leader Mahoney urged calm as lawmakers await a federal court order on implementation.
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GOP
Albany
N. Y
U.S. Supreme Court
Assembly
Joseph F. Carlino
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
High Court
Paul B. Hanks
Monroe County
Supreme Court
Daniel S. Dickinson
Broome County
Johnson P. Callanan
Schuyler County
Upstate
New York
New York City
House Group Split On Aid Funds
In Washington the House Appropriations Committee faces a split over the 3.5 billion foreign aid request. Subcommittee chair Otto Passman seeks at least a 500 million cut, while President Johnson pushes for the full amount. New full committee chair George Mahon leans toward supporting aid, shaping likely outcomes after Cannon's death altered dynamics.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
House
Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
D-Tex
Mahon
Fire claims life of man in Albany apartment
Albany fire officials say William H. Dare, 42, died in a bedroom blaze Thursday. Investigators believe he fell asleep while smoking.
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Albany
N. Y
William H. Dare
Dare
New York firm to study welfare administration cut paper work
New York City consulting firm John B. Joynt and Associates will conduct a two year study of New York State public welfare administration. The $334 500 project will be funded largely by the federal government and aims to reduce case worker paper work and redeploy time to help welfare recipients regain self support. Commissioner George K Wyman said the study will be the most comprehensive yet and involve state local welfare workers testing new techniques.
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Albany
N. Y
New York City
New York State
George K. Wyman
State Social Welfare Department
Wyman
John B. Joynt
Train Blown Up by Red Guerrillas Kills 20 in Vietnam
Saigon reports 20 Vietnamese dead and 40 injured after a passenger train near Nah Trang is blown by Communist guerrillas using mines and explosives. Rescue crews ferry victims to hospitals as three cars derail and a fourth derails amid fires on the north-south line.
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Red
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nha Trang
Nah Trang
Viet Nam
Inonu Resigns After Narrow Cyprus Confidence Vote
Turkish Prime Minister Ismet Inonu announced his plan to resign after Parliament failed to give solid backing for his Cyprus policy. He won 199 votes to 195 with two abstentions and said he would consult his cabinet before presenting resignation to President Cemal Gursel.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Cyprus
Inonu
Washington
Johnson
Cemal Gursel
Gursel
Atlantic Alliance
Walker Wins Libel Suit Against AP in 1962 Riot Case
Fort Worth jury awards former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker 500000 in actual damages and 300000 in exemplary damages for libel by Associated Press stories on the University of Mississippi riot. AP plans an appeal to the 2nd Court of Civil Appeals.
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Fort Worth
Associated Press
Gallagher
2Nd Court of Civil Appeals
Walker
2Nd Graf
Elizabeth woman dies before daughter's funeral
Mary F. Roehrenbeck age 83 of Elizabeth died of an apparent heart attack as she prepared to leave for her daughter Claire Fitch's funeral in Endicott New York. Fitch, 59, died the day before in her home.
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Elizabeth, NJ
Mary F. Roehrenbeck
Elizabeth
Claire Fitch
Endicott
N.Y
Laotian Air Force Fights Pathet Lao With 36 Strikes
Laotian commander Gen Thao Ma says his air force flew 36 missions against Pathet Lao in the past week. He reports 22 strikes in Plaine des Jarres, two in Ban Ban, and 12 along the Ho Chi Minh supply line to South Vietnam. The force uses about a dozen US built T28 aircraft.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Thao Ma
Plaine Des Jarres
Ban Ban
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao Radio
Priest Who Asked Cardinal's Removal to Be Transferred
The Rev. William H. DuBay, who urged the Pope to remove Cardinal McIntyre, will take a retreat and a vacation before becoming a parish priest at an undisclosed location. He spoke of possible changes after a second chancery summons and a noted Vatican dispute.
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Los Angeles
Chancery
William H. DuBay
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Father DuBay
Father DuBaz
Cardinal McIntyre
McIntyre
St. John's Major Seminary
Camarillo
Calif
Albert the
Compton
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