Johnson Calls Papal Visit Hopeful for World Peace
President Johnson says Pope Paul VI's New York visit may prompt world thinking on peace and progress. The Pope expressed happiness about his 50 minute private meeting with the president and stressed high hopes for dialogue.
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Bruce King to Speak in Roswell Thursday Night
Bruce King a New Mexico House speaker and gubernatorial candidate will address Roswell residents Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Nickson Hotel dining room. He hails from Stanley and has a long history in Santa Fe County politics and state leadership roles.
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Patty Duke Engaged to New York TV Director
Hollywood Patty Duke 18 announces engagement to Harry G Falk Jr 32 a New York television director they met on The Patty Duke Show two years ago and have dated a year no date set. In Havana Otakar Simunek Czech deputy premier signs a trade pact details undisclosed. Eisenhower to attend first People-to-People National Conference in Kansas City as conference opens chaired by Eisenhower.
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Hagerman Woman Accepted by Metropolitan Opera Studio
Mrs Richard Barnett formerly Cynthia Welborne of Hagerman was accepted after her Friday audition at the Metropolitan Opera Studio Division New York City. She will sing an aria from The Marriage of Figaro and next perform as the eldest stepsister in a German version of Cinderella. She holds a music education degree from Eastern New Mexico University and studied at Juilliard.
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Brady Rules U S Civil Rights Rulings Bind State Courts
Mississippi Supreme Court Justice Tom P. Brady says federal civil rights decisions bind state courts in comparable cases. He cites the Greenville park desegregation arrests of Carroll Bolton and Amye Lee Bynum and upholds that U S Supreme Court rulings remain ultimate in judicial determinations despite local misgivings.
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New York Police Handle Biggest Assignment Well
New York's police covered the city for Pope Paul VI's visit with 1800 officers deployed and total leaves canceled. Only two arrests were made near St Patrick's Cathedral during the noon procession. About 3.8 million people reportedly saw the pontiff along the motorcade and at stops, with an estimated $1 million in expected costs.
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Rights lawmakers push to move civil rights crimes to federal courts
Washington AP report says civil rights leaders aim for a 1966 personal security act to transfer civil rights related criminal cases from state courts to federal courts. The move follows the Hayneville Alabama acquittal in the Jonathan Daniels case and is endorsed by church groups and the National Council of Churches Commission on Religion and Race.
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Lowndes County
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National Council of Churches’ Commission On Religion and Race
BYU Bans Fad Dances on Campus Floor
BYU student officers halted the swim jerk and other suggestive fad dances that conflict with Mormon standards. President Wilkinson backs the ban and warns violators face expulsion, while intramural dancing programs will be offered with instructors and competition separate from athletics.
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Chicago
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Airport closing backfires as runway becomes drag strip
In Miami the Aero Country Club was closed by court order after noise and danger complaints. Two months later residents report the abandoned runway is used as a drag racing strip, with renewed noise and activity. Mrs. Juanita Moore notes less peace.
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