Senate Opens Housing Rights Debate Amid Civil Rights Push
Senate debates open housing provisions as part of a civil rights bill with 44.6 million housing units covered. A three part package includes anti riot measures and protections for civil rights workers. A separate court martial case and anti riot move highlight a tense week on policy and dissent.
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Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
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Iowa
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US adviser calls for bold graft purge in South Vietnam
A top US civilian adviser urges Washington to lead a strong anti corruption push in South Vietnam. He says there are too few honest officials to root out graft and warns corruption erodes government and prolongs the war. He notes resistance from US mission officials and doubts about AID anti corruption efforts.
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Rhodesia hangs three reprieved by queen amid mercy decision
The Rhodesian cabinet approved three hangings after a six hour session. Daly Shadreck’s case reached Clifford Dupont, queen’s representative appointed by Smith. The British warns executors bear grave responsibility and threaten to derail any early Britain Rhodesia settlement.
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Rhodesia
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Clifford Dupont
Smith
Humphrey Gibbs
British Commonwealth Office
London
Alec Douglas-Home
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