Johnson Faces Heat From Flames He Can't Control
President Johnson faces two uncontrollable crises that may hurt his campaign. Negro riots in northern cities risk alienating voters, while chaos in South Viet Nam threatens his foreign policy standing. The article weighs causes, possible federal actions, and the political impact ahead of the November election.
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Johnson
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
South
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Washington
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Asia
Pope Plans Center in Jerusalem for His Visit Marking Meeting
Vatican confirms Pope Paul VI will create an interfaith center in Jerusalem to study comparative doctrines and foster Christian unity. Rev. Theodore Hesburgh to lead preparations, with participation from non Christian scholars and support from American backers. The center aims to honor his January meeting with Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras and improve Christian relations with other faiths.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Jerusalem
Athenagoras
Constantinople
Istanbul
Holy Land
Vatican
Theodore M. Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Father Hesburgh
International Atomic Energy Agency
Geneva
International Federation of Catholic Universities
Shaughnessy
Paul
Christ
Irregularity Reported In Johnson County Poll Work
In Johnson County a poll work irregularity hearing opened over a primary race in the 15th senatorial district. Witnesses testified two Republican officials opened sealed poll books the night of the primary, raising questions about canvass timing and possible marking. The proceeding, led by local officials, may include recounts or charges if supported.
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Clathe
Kan
Johnson County
Robert F. Bennett
O. L. Nesmith
Gladys Hays
Dennis Carr
Nesmith
Negro Girl Enrolls at Carthage White School
In Carthage Mississippi a lone Black girl was registered at a white school amid heavy security, marking a second desegregation act in two days. Nearby in Marks, four Black students entered the junior senior high as transfers, while Canton hosts will transfer youths under CREQ plans pending federal orders.
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Carthage
Miss
Mississippi
Marks
Delta
L.V. Marks
Congress of Racial Equality
Canton
Here
Jackson
Premier Khanh Hopes To Return To Work Soon
Premier Nguyen Khanh, ailing, hopes to return to work within days as calm prevails in Saigon. While he is absent, student leaders threaten mass demonstrations and Communist guerrillas appear to be waiting. Khanh was replaced by acting premier Dr Nguyen Xuan Oanh after health worsened during the government crisis. U.S. Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor visited Khanh at Dalat following riots at the end of last week.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Dalat
Pomona School Enrollments and Student Elections Report
About 175 students enroll at Pomona Grade School on August 28 as new rooms delay. The high school reports 140 students and officers elected for each class. Senior and junior sponsors named. Osage County League set for Indians football second season. annuals distributed at Aug 28 party.
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Carol Baker
Pomona
Scharlet Herschell
John Allen Boweman
Sandra Bulmer
Marsha Baxter
Larry Anderson
Karen Smith
Jim Beesley
Daryl Hamilton
Kathy McClure
Gerald Becker
Daryl Flager
Raymond Schroeder
Sareeda Sink
Leroy Jones
Jim Lederer
Lloyd Robbins
Karen Briggs
John Kimebrel
Julia Lynn
K. R. Bowman
Indians
Lyndon
Pomona W.S.C.S
Lyndon W.S.C.S
Wesley
Chancel
Pomona High School
Baker opens Sept. 8 with faculty orientation
The Baker school year starts September 8 with a faculty orientation program. Dr. Carrol D. Mc Laughlin leads a devotional period and welcomes from President William J. Scar borough. Lowell A. Gish and William B. Jones discuss educational goals for teaching and Baker University, followed by a two-topic discussion and a report by Miss Irene Murphy on the N. C. A. Workshop. New faculty listed include Robert V. Courtney, Frieda M. Gipson, LaMonte J. Lauridsen, Calvin T. McBride, James W. Robbins, Robert E. Russell Jr., Robert P. Schesvold, and Mrs. Barbara Schwen. A reception for new faculty and wives is planned for Friday evening, Sept. 18.
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Baker
Carrol D. McLaughlin
William J. Scarborough
Lowell A. Gish
William B. Jones
Baker University
Irene Murphy
Robert V. Courtney
Frieda M. Gipson
LaMonte J. Lauridsen
Calvin T. McBride
James W. Robbins
Robert E. Russell, Jr
Robert P. Schesvold
Barbara Schowen
Titan 3A Maiden Flight Fails To Reach Orbit
The Titan 3A rocket lifted off from Cape Kennedy on its first test flight but its third stage failed to reach the planned orbit. Radio contact was lost 13 minutes after launch and nearly two hours later the Air Force confirmed the stage did not achieve the intended orbit. Officials said 95 percent of test objectives were met despite the failure.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
United States
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