Governors Split Over Viet Nam Policy Amid Conference Disruptions
All governors except Hatfield backed President Johnson’s Viet Nam stance. Romney supported Hatfield’s call for a single paragraph reaffirming troops, while denouncing the focus on Viet Nam as distracting from revenue and state-finance debates. Hatfield urged alternatives including reconvening Geneva, broader Asian talks, and UN driven diplomacy.
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Governors Chairman Named From North Dakota
North Dakotan Gov William L Guy was elected chairman of a national Governors Conference, to lead its activities during the 24 day cruise to Los Angeles from New York. The body urged a single 24 hour voting day for federal elections and called for ringing bells on Independence Day.
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Wilkins Attacks SNCC CORE and SCLC in Open Letter
In a dramatic open letter Wilkins denounces SNCC CORE and SCLC for black power and violence rhetoric while defending NAACP’s integrationist stance. He frames the march as a Johnson test, criticizes coordination with allied groups, and recalls Medgar Evers while urging federal civil rights action.
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Barber Discovers Nail and Icepick Blade in Prisoner's Head
In Memphis at a penal farm hospital a barber unearthed an inch long icepick blade stem lodged in Ernest Wells head after he complained of headaches. Wells was serving a term for fighting when the object was found and removed from his skull.
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NAACP warns TV film industry over Negro employment bias
The NAACP told television and motion picture producers and unions that it will seek legal action if hiring of Black actors does not rise to reflect their share in society. Herbert Hill and actor Davis Roberts urged compliance with the Civil Rights Act equal opportunity provisions and warned of possible boycotts if reforms aren’t made.
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Nude would-be attacker tossed from hospital window
In Denver two female employees at Children's Hospital fought off a naked would be assailant who climbed into their apartment. After a brief scuffle the assailant was thrown out the second floor window. He landed on the ground, unsuitable for further pursuit, and limped away without his clothes.
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