Don't Quit Violence Don Brown Urges Black Power Rally
H Rip Brown, SNCC chairman, urged supporters to defeat Johnson in 1968 and reject calls for nonviolence. He called violence necessary, warned whites would kill Black protesters, and said if federal aid rebuilds riot areas they will be burned again unless owned by Black people. Brown faces Aug 22 arraignment on federal unlawful flight charges and Maryland riot incitement charges. extradition papers prepared.
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De Gaulle Uproar Grows Across French Press
Paris reports detail a widening clash over Charles de Gaulle after his Quebec speech. Pro Gaullists and opposition push for explanations as Le Monde Le Figaro and others condemn the trip and the president’s manners while De Gaulle retreats to the Elysee awaiting Monday cabinet talks.
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Brown rally crowd disturbance noted in witness account
An elderly Black woman was pushed toward the crowd during Brown's speech, muttering she was going home as she cried out I am going home. The scene underscores tension at the event and the emotions of attendees.
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Weaver says no extra funds for riot cities in model cities program
Secretary Robert C. Weaver testified before senators that cities hit by riots will not receive any funding priority under the model cities program. Senator Milton R. Young argued riot-damaged cities face large rebuilding costs, but Weaver insisted no preferential treatment will be granted based on riots.
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Morton proposes youth corps to curb riots in politics
U S Senator Thriston B Morton of Kentucky urges immediate funding to create a national youth corps of unemployed 16 to 26 year olds to help maintain order and work on community projects. He proposes using 10 percent of unspent urban program funds to pay for the effort amid broader bipartisan measures in Congress addressing civil unrest.
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Congressman blasts California Fish and Game over gun control stand
Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin of San Diego slams the State Fish and Game Commission for opposing federal gun control bills. He notes their resolution claims riots and gunfire endanger sportsmen and lawful ownership. He demands the commission explain its stance and argues the bills protect constitutional rights.
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Retired spectrician seeks rune aes pea Enniess pemearabie
A retired spectrician requests a rune aes pea Enniess pemearabie from Werkirs Weeta Yarn, with references to GASIIT and ME HIS. The terse note outlines a quest for specialized gear and collaboration.
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