State Power Project Sale Draws Central Electric Cooperative Fire
The Central Electric Power Cooperative criticizes a proposed sale of the state owned Santee Cooper project to three private firms. Trustees label the bid a brazen attempt to extract $100 million capital for nothing and note the cooperative still owes about $46 million on its $341 million share. Federal funds helped finance construction in earlier years.
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Humphrey Faces Pressure Over Presidential Selection
Washington AP Humphrey seeks party backing as Johnson mulls his own pick for vice president. The Minnesota senator says the choice rests with the President and the convention will honor that decision. Gover nors and public power taxes enter the race as debate over ownership and tax costs for Santee-Cooper continues.
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Miss Jeanie Swaps Music For Big Truck
In New York Miss Jeanie Manning age 26 trades teaching music for trucking duties with National Auto Resting Co. Her first assignment is moving a ton truck from rain depot to a warehouse. She cites getting stale in music and previously worked on runs, with incidents in traffic. She changed her last name from Manning to fit her new life.
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Slayings Probe Deepens As FBI Pursues Leads
Federal and state authorities intensify probing the three civil rights workers killings in Philadelphia Mississippi. Identity of the victims is confirmed for Goodman Schwerner and Chaney, with autopsy results and gunfire details reported. A Harlem figure faces indictment on charges tied to anti-government agitation.
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Vietnamese Debate at UN on North South Vietnam Invite
UN diplomats predicted the Security Council would invite both North and South Vietnam to participate in debate on North Vietnamese attacks on U S ships. The session opened after the United States pressed for an urgent meeting to discuss the situation in international waters. Soviet and U S delegates debated inviting representatives from both Vietnamese governments to speak.
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Congress Girds Behind Johnson in Rapid Asia War Vote
Congress moves toward a swift, bipartisan backing of President Johnson's Vietnam policy. Senate committees review a resolution endorsing all necessary force, with key testimony from Rusk, McNamara, and Wheeler. House schedule aims for Friday passage as debate focuses on Gulf of Tonkin actions. Wayne Morse condemns escalation as capitulation to war.
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On the Ground Floor of Antipoverty Program
Sanford reports on North Carolina actions to select an administrator to oversee antipoverty programs. The plan aims to hand prwarans tasks and expand local efforts. The NC NAACP comments on inclusivity and governance as part of the page 2A and page 7A coverage.
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Ho Chi Minh Seen as Vietnam's Greatest Patriot
Tokyo reports portray Ho Chi Minh as Vietnam's foremost patriot while casting Maoist China as a future threat. The profile traces his life from Nghe An and Annam to Saigon, detailing guerrilla leadership, exile, and the division of Vietnam. It notes North Vietnam's military buildup and the shaky balance with Chinese and Soviet influence amid regional tensions.
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Air Strikes Are Very Successful In Southeast Asia War News
AP reports United States escalates buildup in Southeast Asia as Secretary of State calls the scene explosive. President Johnson vows no peace by oppression while China and North Vietnam clash over aggression. U.S. air power, including carriers and destroyers, claims success in bombing and patrol boat actions.
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Jet Bombers On Viet Nam Alert Status
AP dispatch reports 39 jets and other U S and South Vietnamese aircraft on heightened watch in Saigon amid fears of a communist attack. Canberra and Delta Dagger fighters joined patrols, with transport planes massing near South Vietnam as military alerts fray. No public announcement of reinforcements, but rumors of Ho Chi Minh and northern forces circulated.
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