Keating urges Birmingham hearings on civil rights drive
Senator Keating calls for a Senate Judiciary Committee trip to Birmingham Alabama to study civil rights needs. He argues a 48 hour on the ground visit would clarify necessity for swift federal action and highlights Birmingham racial bombings as a focus for new laws. A fundraising push named Americas Conscience Fund aims to rebuild the 16th Street Baptist Church and aid bombing victims.
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Washington
Htns
Kenneth B. Keating
N.Y
Senate Judiciary Committee
Birmingham
Ala
Keating
Thomas
Judiciary Committee
Senate
New Yorker
Thomases
James O. Eastland
Miss
Sam J. Ervin
Sen. Ervin
Kennedy
Department
Deep South
Sen. Keating
Constitutional Rights
Europe
America's Conscience Fund
16Th’ Street Baptist
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Edmund P. Brown
California
Storm claims 2 lives in Texas
Hurricane Cindy killed two infant girls in Port Acres near Port Arthur as floodwaters rose to three feet. The toddlers Brenda Faye and Linda Kaye Gayton slipped from a back porch into the water, found by their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Clayton. Affected areas still show one to four feet of water with millions in damage reported.
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Port Arthur
Tex
UPI
Cindy
Port Acres
Brenda Faye
Linda Kaye Gayton
Lawrence Clayton
Texas
Birmingham White Mission Heads to Washington on Race Crisis
City hall prepares a five member delegation to present to President Kennedy the white view on Birmingham’s race turmoil. They aim to map out strategies to ease white fears while tackling deep rooted segregation and the city’s fragile political balance ahead of Boutwell’s November reelection.
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Birmingham
Kennedy
City Hall
Albert Boutwell
Delegaton
Martin Luther King Jr
Washington
Dr. King
Eugene Theophilus Connor
Bull Connor
Boutwell
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Shuttlesworth
Bull Commner
Asa
Alabama
Gary
Chicago
Detroit
Scottsboro Boys
U S Concessions Hinted In Spain Pact Renewal Talks
In New York UPI reports the United States may offer Spain greater status as an ally and modernized equipment in exchange for renewing air and naval base rights due to expire Thursday. Secretary of State Rusk meets Spanish Foreign Minister Castiella in a pre UN session round of talks.
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UPI
United States
Spain
Dean Rusk
Fernando Marta Castiella Y Maiz
NATO
Madrid
Rusk
United Nations General Assembly
West-East détente cautious as Schroeder vows limited steps
Western officials stress careful progress in easing tensions amid frictions over Berlin and German reunification. Schroeder warns Bonn will not rush detente, citing internal pressures and unresolved Sino Soviet tensions while Washington pursues a NATO nuclear fleet and seeks assurances on Germany’s interests and the test ban pact.
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Dean Rusk
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Cuba
Berlin
Rusk
New York
Gromryto
Moscow
Peking
France
West Germany
United States
NATO
Germany
Adenauer
Christmas boycott urged by writers and artists group
A newly formed Committee of Writers and Artists for Justice calls for a nationwide Christmas shopping boycott to pressure end to racial inequality and terrorism. The plan urges support from all races and aims to hit the economy while highlighting Birmingham bombings and the deaths of six children in a Negro church. Religious leaders react with mixed views on the tactic.
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A. Philip Randolph
Negro Labor Council
Louis E. Lomax
Atlanta
Dr. King
Timothy J. Flynn
Archdiocese of
New York
Dan M. Potter
Protestant Council of the
City of New York
America
Birmingham
Committee of Writers and Artists For Justice
James Farmer
Tor
CORE
National Action
NAACP
Congress of Racial Equality
Weapon of Sea Conference
Lective
Kennedy proposal repeats joint moon effort idea
Washington reports Kennedy suggested a joint Soviet American moon mission previously to Khrushchev before the UN general assembly. Soviet reactions ranged from cautious welcome to cold war criticisms, with Izvestia headline favorable winds and Pravda noting ongoing tensions.
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Newport
R. I
HTNS
Kennedy
Khrush- Kennedy
United Nations General Assembly
White House
Khrushchev
Europe
Moscow
Izvestia
General Assembly
Communist Party
Pravda
West
London Daily Express
Munich
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Global brief highlights from 1964 financial and world news
Government to reissue silver dollars in 1964 after a 29 year lapse as demand climbs. Treasury faces strain with mint capacity stretched and a big coin hoard shrinking. Also notes Princeton coeds entering 217 year male history, shipboard theft probe on the France, and a Vatican reform push by Pope Paul VI.
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Treasury
Washington
Nest
Nevada
Czech purge reshapes cabinet and hints at purge of leaders
Vienna reports seven Czech ministers are dismissed in a shake up that may threaten President and party chief Antonin Novotny. Premier Simky is replaced by Jozef Lenart. deputies and ministers in finance education and transport also ousted amid a liberal faction move.
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Vienna
UPI
Antonin Novotny
Novotny
Europe
Wiliam Simky
Jozef Lenart
Jaromir D3lansky
Ludmila Javakovcova
Julius Duris
Frantisek Kahuda
Krosnar
Transpport
Frantisek Vokac
Glenn weighs politics or business as space career looms
Glenn mulls future options beyond NASA, with a $1 million, 20 year offer on the table. His lawyer C Lee De Orsey notes discussions of politics and potential decisions by October, while Glenn remains uncertain about leaving the space program.
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Pine Orchard
Conn
John Glenn
C. Lee de Orsey
Col. Glenn
de Orsey
Glenn
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