White Youths Demand Removal of Milwaukee Archbishop
About 400 youths from Milwaukee’s nearly all white South Side marched on Archbishop William E. Cousins’ brick residence demanding church action against Father Groppi a white priest leading open housing protests. The night featured violence, with rocks and bottles during a Groppi march, and police estimated 3,500 whites awaited his return as a 16th straight night of open housing demonstrations continued.
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Milwaukee
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South Side
James FE. Groppi
St. Boniface Church
Father Groppi
Wiliam E. Cousins
Harry Lange
Lange
Social Security Payment Debate Centers on Financing
Senate advocates push higher benefits with general-funds financing delayed until 1972 by Kennedy twist. They cite poverty risks under House and Johnson plans, noting President’s 15 percent raise and $70 minimum versus Kennedy’s 20 percent and $100 minimum.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
House
America
Johnson
Senate Finance Committee
Social Security Administration
First lunar chemical analysis by Surveyor 5
Los Angeles AP reports the Surveyor 5 on the moon is performing the first chemical analysis using an alpha scattering unit to determine soil composition. The self photograph shows the unit on lunar soil while NASA and Jet Propulsion Lab scientists monitor radiation detectors and data flow from Madrid to Pasadena.
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Moon
Surveyor 5
Lunar
Madrid
Jet Propulsion Lab
Pasadena
Calif
Counterfeiting boom prompts intl effort says US official
Kansas City AP reports Secret Service official Robert Snow warns American currency remains the world’s most counterfeited. He notes a surge in crimes beyond notes including credit cards, tickets, traveler’s checks, stock bonds, drivers licenses, and even food stamps.
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Kansas City
U.S. Secret Service
Robert Snow
Secret Service
Snow
Wiliam H. Morris
Professor claims South Vietnam elections were rigged
University of Missouri political science professor Dr. David Wurfel charged that the recent South Vietnam elections were rigged by ballot box stuffing and multiple voting. He noted observers sent by President Johnson disagree with his view and said the people do not respect their leaders or believe in a legitimate government.
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Honolulu
University of Missouri
South Vietnam
David Wurfel
Wurfel
Vietnam
Johnson
McNamara Criticized Over F111 Budget Blunder
Sen McClellan labeled McNamara’s claimed 1 billion saving on the F111 multiservice jet a multi billion dollar blunder. He warned costs could rise by up to 6 billion for the Air Force and Navy fleets. He blamed Defense Department engineering and predicted higher unit costs from 2.5 million to 5 million for Air Force F111A4 and 8 million for Navy F111B amid scope changes and reduced quantities.
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Washington
John
McClellan
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Air Force
Navy
Senate Permanent Investigations
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
McNamara
General Dynamics Corp
Each New Miss America Mirrors Her Generation
New York AP reports Bess Meyerson says each Miss America reflects her era as Debra Dene Barnes, Miss America 1953, meets her successor. Barnes, 20, from Moran Kansas, dislikes miniskirts and plans fashions by leading American designers during her reign.
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New York
Amereica
Vietnam
Bess Meyerson
Debra
Dene Barnes
Moran
Kan
Miss Barnes
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