Bailey: Bar Mississippi Delegates Bailey: Bar Mississippi Delegates
AP outlines M Bailey urging both Mississippi delegate groups be kept off the Democratic National Convention temporary roll. He backs Freedom Democrats leader Rauh as he seeks seats against white pro segregation Regular Democrats. A state injunction blocks use of the Freedom Democratic name pending credentials committee review.
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Joseph L. Tah Jr
Rauh
Washington
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Freedom Democrats
Democratic Party
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National Committee
Atlantic City
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Bidwell Adam
Gulfport
Democratic
Restaurant owner Maddox vows to fight Civil Rights Act
Tearful Mog aurant owner Lentey Madden vows to continue his court challenge to the Civil Rights Act after closing his segregated eatery rather than serve Negroes. He denounces agitators and says authorities cited him for contempt as about 89 spectators and newsmen watched outside the Pickwick.
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Tom Chased
Atlanta
Lentey Madden
U.S. Supreme Court
Mie Pickwick
Maddox
Congress
Qay
North Carolina Board weighs contested 34th Senate nomination
The NC State Board of Elections met behind closed doors to decide who should be the Democratic nominee in the 34th State Senate District after Zeno Ponder led Clyde Norton by 400 votes in the May 30 primary. Norton challenged irregularities including ballot staffing in Madison County as the board reviewed 200 pages of records and awaited a Madison Superior Court report.
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N.C
North Carolina State Board of Elections
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Zeno Ponder
Madison Coun
Clyde Norton
Norton
Hallot
Madison County
Ponder
Superior Court
J. Frank Waskins
Madison Superior Court
Hiram 4. Ward
Lexington
William Joslin
Inside Viet Nam Report by Ray Cromley Tour Findings
NEA military analyst Ray Cromley returns from a two week South Viet Nam tour, visiting Saigon and remote villages to talk with war chiefs soldiers civilians and American leaders. The piece opens an editorial page series exploring what he found and what it means.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Viet Nam Alley
Saigon
Ty Hegins
Andy Editoriels
Supreme Court pay hikes small. Paterson bans gatherings
The Associated Press reports federal scale pay raises for justices are modest while Paterson Mayor Frank X. Graves bans public gatherings after a third night of racial violence. Police arrested nearly 100 Negro adults and about 10 youths in Paterson’s Fourth Ward as residents clashed, with windows broken and gasoline bombs heard. In Elizabeth, chaos near 20 miles away prompted police to disperse a crowd. Across the region, officials closed streets and schools consider desegregation steps amid nationwide civil rights tensions.
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Mia Restarant
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Associated Press
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Pickrick
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New York
Congress of Racial Equality
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Atlantic City
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Barry
Goldwater
GOP Nomines
Robert M. Shellan
Toacatonsa
Ala
United Klans of America
Knights
Ku Khor Klan
Neat Johnson
Soldiers Needed for Cyprus Crisis as U N Seeks More Troops
U N secretary general Dag Hammarskjold urged increased peacekeeping forces in Cyprus as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash near the northwest coast. The Greek Cypriot government seeks a force of up to 7,000. casualties reach about 500 in eight months of fighting amid renewed tensions between Greece and Turkey.
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George Mearthl
Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N
Luthant Das
Vhant
Greece
Turkey
New York
One Vote Controversy In Congress
Congress faced a growing dispute over reapportionment after the Supreme Court ruled state legislatures must be redrawn by a one person one vote standard. In the House a freshman bill aimed at stripping federal courts of jurisdiction over state reapportionment was rushed to the speaker, while Senate leaders and the Justice Department proposed a delayed schedule for redistricting to Jan 1, 1968.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
House
William M. Black
D-Va
Howard SW. Smith
Deva
House Rules Committee
Mike Mansfield
Hydall M. Dirksen
Justice Department
Dirksen
Smith
Tuck
Eue Prema
Broughton Nominated For State Democratic Chair Post
Raleigh attorney J. Melvilla Broughton AJ, former governor, is the surprise pick by gubernatorial nominee Dary Moore for state Democratic chairmanship. Moore’s choice awaits Executive Committee confirmation, with the committee meeting in September to announce. Broughton, 42, would succeed Sen. Lutsford Crew. he previously led the highway commission and served on the State Hospitals Board of Control, Wake Forest and UNC Law School graduate.
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Maure
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Lutsford Crew
Roanoke Rapids
Bert Bennett
Winston-Salem
Foremer
Luther Hodges
Bale
Highway Commission
Wake Forest College
University of North Carolina, Law School
State Hospitals: Board of Control
Federal pay raise boosts officials across government
Washington AP reports President Johnson signs legislation raising pay scales for 1.7 million federal workers from judges to clerks. The average rise is about 4.3 percent with the largest increases reaching Cabinet members, the vice president, and the speaker. Most increases retroactive to July 1, with Congress awaiting after January to begin theirs.
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Congress
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House
Senate
Body Pulled From River Near Sart After Drowning Attempt
In North Carolina a man from Sart and another from Inman drowned while swimming the swift river after recent rains. Rescue efforts were hindered by thick reeds and bushes in turbid waters. A safety rope failed, causing a rescuer to fall under the surface during the effort.
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Clavener Walker
Wodnaxditye
Riga
North Carolina
Carroll Gosnell
Inman
Tie
SBI Agent Loses Job in Charlotte Investigation
A Charlotte SBI agent, William C. Wilsey, 34, was fired by SBI Director Walter Anderson amid reports he leaked confidential SBI information to Charlotte Police Department members. The dismissal follows a state probe tied to a Mecklenburg Grand Jury inquiry into Chief Mordand and Detective Captain McCall and broader questions about the detective bureau’s handling of cases. Wilsey joined the SBI in 1951 after five years as a highway patrolman and prior service on the Charlotte Police and Mecklenburg County Police.
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Fred
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William Cl.Wilsey
Walter Anderson
Anderson
Wilson
Chanlotte
SRS
Mecklenburg Grand Jury
John S. Mordand
W. A. McCall
Grands Jury
Superior Court
McCall
Hord
SBS
Meckleburg County
Asheville Studies City Cable System Installation
Asheville City Council hires Weldon Weir to study a city owned CATV system. Five bids are considered as the council weighs awarding and operating the installation. If approved, the system could serve about 5,000 subscribers paying roughly $1 monthly, with potential operating income of about $3,060.
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Rannerds Weldon Weir
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Algary
Cross Burning Shocks Governor's North Carolina Grounds
A cross burned Thursday night on the governor's mansion lawn in Raleigh drew a state police investigation. Governor Sanford condemned the act as extremist and urged calm, while authorities refuted claims of organized group involvement and noted possible prank by adults with children.
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Aemsa
Governor's Office
Calion
State Bureau of Investigation
Robert Jones
Arand Dragon
Ku Klux Klan
North Carolina
W. Giles Mobane
Verry Sanford
Ife Tater
Move Would Stop Aid To Indonesia
Washington debate stalls on foreign aid authorization as lawmakers consider a ban on aid to Indonesia and a suspension of training for Indonesian military and police personnel at American bases. Senator Tower leads a proposal backed by Dirksen to halt aid and pursue a broader policy stance.
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Senate
Ineonesia
Ater
Poland
Warsaw
Ami
Phvas
Congress
Indonesia
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John G. Tower
R-Tes
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Everell M. Dirksen
Nois
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United States
She's A Contractor Who Drives Tractors And Steamrollers
In CAMPRENN KANSAS CITY, Kan. Ray Schoenberger’s wife Margaret, known as Honey or Toney, handles heavy equipment on asphalt jobs. She describes learning to drive at age 1 and 16, balancing five children, a tragedy, and financial strain while running dump trucks and steamrollers. Her confident work draws stares from fellow drivers as she operates the heavy machinery with veteran skill.
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Kansas’ City
Kan
LAPP
Schoenberger
Voney
Weston
Toney
Ray
Margaret
Schoenberker
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Sheryl
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Tay
Molar
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Othier
Army Copter Down Near Seoul Killing Passengers
An American military helicopter carrying personnel crashed near Kwamgjil about 180 miles south of Seoul. Donghwa News Agency footage over the site showed no sign of survivors. The craft burned atop Mount Muntung, with officers and enlisted men aboard.
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