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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1966

Page

3

GOP Leaders See Nixon in 1968 Race

A GOP poll of 48 state chairmen and national committeemen shows 36 favor Nixon for the 1968 nomination while 12 favor Romney. Some hedged and cited possible rivals like Rockefeller Lindsay Scranton Lodge and Nixon’s appeal across party wings. Romney’s reelection bid is noted as a factor in emerging leadership.

GOP Nixon George Romney Michigan Romney Melvin R. Laird Wisconsin House Republican Conference Laird Nix‘on Ramney Sen Thruston B. Morton Kentucky Nixon Ramney Ronald Reagan California Edwin L. Mechem New, Mexico C Goldwater Congress Rammey Barry John ¥. Lindsay William W. Scranton Pennsylvania Henry Cabot Lodge U. S South Viet Nam

Firm Changing Name Grenada Miss Upset Over Desegregation

In Grenada Mississippi the Justice Department moves to two newly desegregated public schools as a federal court orders reopening under protection of state troopers. Ninety two Negro children faced mobs at the opening Monday and again Tuesday, with injuries to several including newsmen as authorities escorted students to classes.

Grenada Miss Justice Department Horn Rundle Oxford T Tey Grady Carroll Suggs Ingram Ae Yirephate

Desegregated Grenada Schools Reopen Amid Tense Standstill

Desegregation turmoil continues as Grenada officials seek state trooper help. Gov. Johnson unreachable. 150 troopers and 100 game wardens deployed. Judge Clayton orders school closure for Negro safety, then allows protection to resume. Reports of violence and mass Negro student attendance amid patrols and protests. James McDonnell and Associated Press notes on Oxford hearings and local clashes.

Joe Lee Grenda Sentinel Star Paul Johnson Jackson Johnson Grenada

Unions clash over Johnson tax suspension proposal

AFL CIO and NAM split on suspending 7 percent investment tax credit as House Ways and Means Committee screens administration plan. AFL CIO favors suspension despite hardship. NAM opposes, urging spending cuts and policy balance. Goldfinger warns of possible overtime curbs and slower construction while supporting targeted aid and no blanket inflation rise. Mills predicts bill passage for 18 month suspension despite mixed testimony.

Washington Afl-Cio National Association of Manufacturers Johnson Labor Federation NAM House Ways and Means Wilbur B. Mills D-Ark Nathaniel Goldfinger Aflcio Federation

Industrial Production Rises Again in August

Washington reports industrial production climbed to a new record in August, marking the 11th straight monthly gain ahead of July’s rise. The Federal Reserve notes increases in retail sales and nonfarm employment, a steady unemployment rate, higher bank credit, a shrinking money supply, and rising yields on bonds and Treasury bills.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Ani Treasury

Dirksen to Try Constitutional Prayer Amendment Fight

Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen will offer a constitutional amendment on voluntary school prayer and force a vote after the 3 pm civil rights closure vote. He says the measure clarifies Supreme Court rulings and aims to end nationwide confusion over prayers in public schools.

Washington UPI Senate Everett M. Dirksen Haineis Mike Mansfield Mont Dirksen Supreme Court

Amendment would permit voluntary prayer in schools

The proposal would allow voluntary prayer in schools and other public places. It requires approval by Congress and ratification by three-fourths of the states to become law.

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