Pravda Attacks China Red Guards Over World Spread Plan
Pravda accuses Beijing Red Guards of aiming to extend the cultural revolution beyond China and destabilize the world. The Soviet paper claims the movement lacks popular support and violates China’s constitution and law, while praising Western technological achievements.
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Carmichael warns of more civil rights demonstrations in Atlanta
Stokely Carmichael released on $1,000 bond after riot charges in a Negro section vows further protests in Atlanta. He says demonstrations will continue as long as injustices persist and denies SNCC organized the riot, claiming SNCC presence deterred police.
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AFL-CIO backs Goddard for re election in Arizona
Organized labor will support Gov. Sam Goddard in the November election, State AFL-CIO secretary John Evans said at a Phoenix Press Club forum. Evans warned that electing Republican Jack Williams could bring back the Goldwater era, noting Goddard’s labor friendly reforms including school tax equalization and key appointments to state commissions.
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Johnson Acts as Godfather to Valenti Baby
Courtenay Valenti’s newborn son received a Roman Catholic baptism with President Johnson serving as one of the godfathers. The ceremony occurred at the residence of the apostolic delegate with Courtenay’s family present and the President referred to as the “Prez.”
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Philippines and United States cut base lease to 25 years
The Philippines and the United States signed a bases agreement in Washington reducing tenure from 99 to 25 years. Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Philippine Foreign Secretary Narciso Ramos witnessed the four minute ceremony at the State Department. The pact ends 25 years from today, September 16, 1991, and followed President Marcos visit with President Johnson. Marcos spoke of democracy as a test for developing nations and noted tensions over long-term bases.
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Seven Die in Five Arizona Traffic Accidents
Seven people died in five separate Arizona crashes Thursday, raising the state toll to 460 this year from 371 last year. Victims include Manuel A. Flores of Kearny, Idraneo Valenzuela of Phoenix, Terry Venable of Phoenix, Juliette Querta and Juliette’s relatives from Peach Springs, and Alejando Castro of Somerton in crashes near Kearny, Scottsdale, Peach Springs, Ashfork, and Yuma.
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Talks Progress in IUE GE Negotiations Across 11 Unions
A GE IUE conference says talks show significant progress with 11 unions. John Callahan notes GE's counter proposal marks a breakthrough on cost of living wages pensions insurance vacations and holidays. GE offers include 3 cent hourly COLA in 1967 3 cent in 1968 plus 4 percent retroactive and 3 percent raises in later years.
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House committee approves aid bill to fund foreign programs
The House Appropriations Committee backed $3.1 billion in new foreign aid for 12 months, part of a $3.6 billion bill totaling $295 million less than the President sought. It funds 95 nations with mostly economic assistance and includes a Peace Corps appropriation of $110 million. The panel argued aid has paid dividends in countering communism and bringing stability.
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Goddard Attacks Williams Campaign Tactics in Arizona Race
Governor Sam Goddard criticized GOP rival Jack Williams for his primary campaign tactics. He accused Williams of mudslinging and called the ads desperate power grabs while promising to run on his record and the issues in the general election.
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