Johnson addresses riot report findings and housing aid plans
President Johnson spoke on the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders report while outlining his administration’s open housing bill and urban aid efforts. He defended ambitious programs, criticized financing limits, and touted past achievements as Congress and budgets constrain further action.
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King Sees Army of Poor Gaining Momentum for Washington Camp
Dr Martin Luther King predicts a strong response to his plan for a poor people's army to camp in Washington for at least two months starting April 21. He aims to pressure Congress to create jobs or income programs, seeking broad middle and upper class support despite some Negro leaders' reluctance.
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