President Johnson cites Papal visit as step toward peace
President Johnson says Pope Paul VI visit to New York could help the world consider peace and progress. The Pope says he is happy to have a 50 minute private meeting with the U S leader.
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Bruce King to visit Roswell Thursday evening meeting
Bruce King, speaker of the New Mexico House and gubernatorial candidate, will meet Roswell citizens Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Nickson Hotel back dining room. He has long served in Santa Fe County and is active on several state and national boards.
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New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
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Jerry Smith
Patty Duke announces engagement to Harry Falk Jr
Patty Duke, 18, says she is engaged to 32 year old New York television director Harry G Falk Jr. They met on The Patty Duke Show two years ago and have dated for a year. No date set.
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Hagerman Woman Accepted by Metropolitan Opera
Mrs. Richard Barnett nee Cynthia Welborne of Hagerman was accepted by the Metropolitan Opera Studio Division in New York after singing an aria from The Marriage of Figaro. She will portray the eldest sister in the German Cinderella. Barnett holds a degree in music education from Eastern New Mexico University and studied at Juilliard. She composed a career in Santa Fe Opera and will begin a new engagement as her husband pursues studies at NYU prep for Cornell University.
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Brady Says Civil Rights Decisions Are Binding
Mississippi Supreme Court Justice Tom P. Brady now holds that federal civil rights rulings bind state courts in similar cases. He ruled that two Black girls desegregating a Greenville park three years ago were denied constitutional rights, despite earlier opposition to the 1954 school decision.
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U.S. Supreme Court
W.C. Burnley
Washington
New York Police Handle Biggest Assignment Well
New York police tackled their largest assignment, deploying 18,000 officers to cover Pope Paul VI's visit. Only two arrests occurred outside St. Patrick's Cathedral during the noon ceremony as leaves were canceled for all 26,000 officers. About 3.8 million people reportedly witnessed the pontiff along his motorcade route and stops.
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Paul VI
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Vincent L. Broderick
Civil rights leaders push to move crimes from state to federal courts
Washington AP report says the National Leadership Conference on Civil Rights aims for a 1966 personal security act to transfer civil rights related criminal cases from state to federal courts. The plan follows the Hayneville Alabama trial and a push to treat racially motivated assaults as federal crimes.
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Joseph L. Rauh
National Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Hayneville
Ala
Thomas L. Coleman
Lowndes County
Jonathan M. Daniels
Episcopal Society For Cultural and Racial Unity
Daniels
South
Rauh
BYU Students Ban Fad Dances On Campus
BYU student officers outlaw the swim and other suggestive fad dances not conforming to Mormon church standards. President Wilkinson backs the ban and warns violators face expulsion, while intramural social dancing programs are planned with noncredit instruction and competition.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Mormon
Terry Lenio
Chicago
Nev
Ernest Wilkinson
Airport Closure Sparks Noise and Safety Backlash
In Miami, residents report the closed Aero Country Club, shut by court order two months ago for noise and danger, now hosts noisy drag racing on an abandoned runway. Mrs. Juanita Moore notes the former airport offered more peace and quiet.
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Aero Country Club
Juanita Moore
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