Rockefeller Leads GOP Broadside Against Johnson
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller headlined a Republican attack on President Johnson charging the Democrats cannot move the country. Other GOP leaders assailed the war on poverty and Johnson's economic plans at a party forum before the national convention. Rep Thomas B Curtis labeled poverty programs a political red herring aimed at buying votes.
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Chicago
UPI
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
People Forum
Rockefeller
Thomas B. Curtis
Rmo
Fight Against
World War I Veterans Meet in Scottsdale for Annual Gathering
Veterans of World War I from B Company 158th Infantry 40th Division gather in Scottsdale for their annual meeting. Activities include a patio party at Ralph J Richards home and a Scottsdale Ramada Inn business meeting with dinner. The roster lists members from Tempe Phoenix Winslow Kingman Tucson Dallas Mobridge Aberdeen Emmett Owatonna Zuni Albuquerque and more.
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Scottsdale
158Th Infantry
Safford
First
Arizona Infantry
Ralph J. Richards
St. Oak
Scottsdale Ramada Inn
Camp Kearney
San Diego
France
B Company
Woodrow Wilson
Richards
Charles H. Coulson
Charles Coffin
Tempe
Earl Wamsley
Mesa
Phillip M. Bradbury
Vincent M. Cordova
George M. Flake
Phoenix
Lyle W. McLean
Hubbard Hebb
Winslow
Clyde Campbell
Kingman
Martin H. Baldwin
Albert B. Crawford
Graham N
French
Tracy B. Haskins
Dan C. McKinney
Clark W. Mullins
Pete Peyron
Tucson
Alan A. Burleson
Dallas
Tex
Prrnie J. Brown
Mobridge
S.D
O.M
Erickson
Abers
Western Attaches Accused of Drugging in Odessa
UPI reports Soviet authorities silent as the United States and Britain protest charges that four Western military attaches were drugged in Odessa. The involved U.S. officers are Marine Lt Col James Landrigan Navy Cmdr Sumner Shapiro and Air Force Lt Col William Van Meter, plus British assist naval attache Lt Cmdr J Harvey Samuel. Medical tests allegedly show barbiturates in their bloods, and the protest followed a lengthy delay for analysis.
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Moscow
UPI
Odessa
U.S
James Landrigan
Navy
Sumner Shapiro
Air Force
William van Meter
Gimme Awards Parade Highlights Political Parody
A lighthearted column lists improvised Gimme awards for deficit spending feats. Highlights include Rep. Ed Foreman earning for congressional modesty and leadership. Rep. Joe Pool for forecasting bureaucratic outcomes. and Rep. Otis Pike for patriotism at a White House reception.
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Washington
UPI
Meramec Caverns
Stanton
Billie Sol Estes
Joe Louis
Rep
Ed Foreman
R-Tex
House
Foreman
Funeral services set for Squire Eurich
Funeral rites for Squire Dayan Eurich 61 of 220 W Fourth St will be held at 10 a m tomorrow in the Chapel of Light Green Acres Mortuary with interment in Detroit Michigan Survivors include his wife Jane Eurich a son Howell H of El Paso Tex a daughter Florence Harness of Birmingham Mich and eight grandchildren Eurich came to Scottsdale a year ago He was a division manager for Hardwick Store Co in Cleveland Tenn for 25 years and a Civil Air Patrol major in Michigan He belonged to Quiet Birdmen and the Palestine Lodge in Detroit.
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Squire Dayan Eurich
Fourth St
Chapel of Light
Green Acres Mortuary
Detroit
Mich
Jane Eurich
Howell H
el Paso
Tex
Florence Harness
Birmingham
Eurich
Scottsdale
Hardwick Store Co
Cleveland
Prayer Move Backed To Overturn Supreme Court Ruling
New York attorney Bertram Daiker urged a constitutional amendment to undo the high court ruling that school prayer and Bible reading are unconstitutional. He testified before the House Judiciary Committee while opponents urged defeat of the 147 pending amendments. Senate civil rights debate continued with action expected on a compromise public accommodations amendment.
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Washington
UPI
New York
Bertram B. Daiker
Supreme Court
Daiker
House Judiciary Committee
High Court
Franklin H. Littell
Chicago Theological Seminary
Darker
New Hyde Park, N. Y
State Board of Regents
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Civil Rights Leaders Vow Continued Effort
Civil rights leaders vow to intensify demonstrations for total desegregation in Nashville and across Tennessee. The rally followed 180 arrests in two weeks as 150 whites and blacks picketed segregated restaurants. police jailed 49 demonstrators and three leaders for contempt. In Memphis, 30 demonstrators protested a tea room amid a crowd of 500 students. The Methodist Church voted to fund aid for arrested ministers and may discipline those opposing racial policies. In Little Rock a white student was assaulted for dining with Black peers. Albany and New York notes cite legal and civic actions on school integration and concerns of potential violence and national emergency.
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Memphis
Tenn
General Conference of the Methodist Church
Pittsburgh
Lynda Bird Johnson Campaign Trail Stop Captivates Youth
Lynda Bird Johnson, 20, daughter of the President, charmed crowds during a six state tour through Appalachian poverty pockets. She spoke at the University of Tennessee Knoxville drawing a large student turnout and lively cheers as the campaign stop highlighted youth engagement in the 1960s bid.
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Alvin Spivak
Atlanta
UPI
Young America
Lynda Bird Johnson
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Johnson
Lynda
Lynda Bird
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Floyd Wilson
Kaibab
Sara
Rocky
Ant Naval Attache
J. Harvey Samuel
Black Sea
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D-Tex
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Otis ‘G. Pike
D-N. Y
Squire Eurich
Vernon W. Thomson
R-Wis
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Turkey
Morocco
Baker
Lennox P.mclendon
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Hugh Scott
Rpa
McLendon
United Press International
Nashville, Tenn
Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
New Orleans
Alabama
George Wallace
Detroit News
Art Pointer
Albany
N.Y
State Court of Appeals
New York City
Lynda Bird Hits
University of Texas
Tennessee
Arizona
Lee-Aire
Las Vegas
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Paul Skrink
Harper's Nurseries
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