Civil Rights Employment Act Education Efforts In Texas
Henry Munoz Jr directs state education on the employment section of the Civil Rights Act. Seminars will inform unions and employers about prohibitions on discrimination. letters of self audit will go to 218 San Antonio employers. Local civil rights ordinances are urged as effective tools. Major Gen Ives notes compliance risk for small employers.
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Probe on KKK Inquiry Advances in House Panel
Washington UPI reports the House Committee on Un American Activities moved toward a preliminary investigation of Ku Klux Klan activities. The committee, famed for communist probes, signals a formal review of the southern white supremacist group.
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Viet General Warns of Escalating Viet Cong Tactics
Washington reports from AP indicate South Vietnamese General Pleiku warns of intensified Viet Cong guerrilla tactics. He cites rising attacks against Americans, calls for stronger security in Pleiku and Qui Nhon, and notes captured Hanoi directives detailing how to assault U S forces. The briefing describes a broader, planned Vietnamese-Communist campaign with emphasis on secrecy and fear.
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Viet Casualties Wounded Dead Arrive Home
A rush of U S service members wounded or killed returns home from Vietnam. Nine flag draped caskets arrive, with transport planes landing at Travis Air Force Base and other bases. Names and fates of soldiers from Pleiku and nearby areas appear amid somber scenes of impact and recovery, detailing the roiling toll of the conflict.
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Mariner 4 Tests Lens Cover on Flight to Mars
Pasadena AP reports scientists commanded Mariner 4 to test 36 components of its camera during its 165 million mile flight to Mars. The probe, en route to the red planet, was expected to take pictures by next July 14.
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Space Parachute Tests Completed
EL CENTRO California aerospace firm Northrop Corp says its parachute system for Gemini spacecraft completed final land recovery tests. Maj. Vincent Chasom and Navy Lt. John W. Young helped verify the recovery system dropped from 27,600 feet. NASA had planned 14 tests but canceled four as unnecessary.
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Houston Teachers Group Admits Negroes
The Houston Teacher Association will admit Black teachers as members in the future. It approved a substitute constitution deleting the word white as a membership requirement after a voice vote. About 40 teachers at the meeting protested the change. The group complied with a prior Texas State Teachers Association decision ending race-based membership limits.
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Ex Union Chief John L Lewis Turns 85 Hiding Birthday
Washington AP reports ex union leader John L. Lewis remains active at 85, avoiding interviews and birthday celebrations. Lewis headed United Mine Workers for four decades and retired in 1960, later presiding welfare and retirement boards while continuing to monitor union duties. Also, an Austin man, William M. Dunkert, was injured when a thick and train wreck skidded off Highway 18d west of Jallyville.
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