Johnson to Meet Greek Turkish Leaders Over Cyprus Crisis
President Johnson returns to Washington after a California tour to prepare for two days of talks with Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu and Greek leaders on the Cyprus dispute. He will briefed by Secretary Rusk and hopes to prevent NATO tension between Greece and Turkey with peacemaking efforts.
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Cyprus
Los Angeles
California
Andrews Air Force Base
Ismet Inonu
George Papandreou
Luci-B Dance Debuts With Neidigh Slaughter in Austin
Rita Neidigh and Warren Slaughter showcase the new Luci-B dance in Austin as a camera reveal. The routine honors President Johnson’s youngest daughter and is set to debut at the Peach.
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Warren Slaughter
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Texas
Johnson
Church Desegregation Crises Mark Florida Beach Day
In St Augustine Florida Episcopal rector escorted five Black parishioners into Trinity Church defying vestrymen while white crowds patrolled the beach to deter integration. Five Negroes were barred from a Methodist church and jailed. The incident followed violence the day before as beachgoers displayed Confederate flags and warned away Black visitors. Civil rights legal action loomed with a federal judge expected to be asked to override a new order.
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Formosa Airliner Crash Kills 57 Including 20 Americans
An airliner crashed near Taichung in west central Formosa killing 57 aboard, including 20 Americans. Villagers described the explosion and wreckage scattered across rice paddies as Nationalist China officials investigated the cause of the CAT disaster on its final leg from the Pescadores.
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London Shops Sell Topless Dresses Sparking Fashion Clash
In London, topless dresses are being sold and worn after Friday displays. Mrs. Margaret Pawley and Carol Cleveland modeled the daring outfits as London papers debated the controversy and praised the bold trend shaping 20th century fashion.
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Weather Outlook For Butte And Divide Regions
Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon thundershowers in Butte area. Warmer today with highs near 60 and overnight low around 40. East of Divide expects more frequent showers and heavy rain in spots Monday. West Divide area half clear with highs 55 to 65 Monday and 55 to 70 Tuesday.
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Summer Brings Turbulent Weather Across Wide Region
Turbulent conditions marked the first day of summer with heavy rain in Northwestern Missouri including 5.80 inches in St. Joseph and streets flooded. A soldier from Ft. Carson escaped a submerged car while helping his wife and five children. High water closed major highways and a Platte River bridge near Agency began to buckle. The storm stretched into southern Iowa Nebraska and northeastern Kansas with funnel clouds spotted in Iowa. Temperatures ranged from 33 in Redmond Oregon to 103 in Texas towns with cooler readings in New England and the northern Rockies.
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Butte Sees Unseasonable Wet Spring Continue
Rainy cold weather grips Butte as spring lingers and the Mining City endures a soggy, drizzly spell. Early in the month, the city reports persistent soaking rains across the region.
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Civil Rights Leaders Divided On Early Court Test of Bill
In Chicago, Martin Luther King says SCLC will file court tests in seven Southern cities as soon as the civil rights bill is signed into law. NAACP's Roy Wilkins says the group will go slow on testing compliance, citing differences at a Washington press conference. King announced tests in Montgomery, Birmingham, Selma, Gadsden, Albany, and St Augustine, with perils of timing and strategy noted.
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Senate Battles Civil Rights Bill Logjam and House Plans Move
Senate begins work on a civil rights bill stalemate while House leaders prepare a fast track to passage before Johnson signs by July 4. House Rules Chairman Howard W. Smith may stall, but a majority can compel a meeting to push the bill forward. The Senate version, 73-27, tightens bars to discrimination, creates a fair employment commission, and boosts federal levers to desegregate schools and protect Black voting rights.
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Kennedy in Better Shape After Plane Crash
Sen Edward M Kennedy remains in Cooley Dickinson Hospital after a Central plane crash that killed two others. Doctors say his respiration pulse and blood pressure are normal and his abdomen has softened. He is to remain immobile for 10 to 12 days while a special canvas and frame support his injured back. Birch Bayh and wife also improving after less serious injuries, with hospital stay extending to Tuesday or Wednesday before possible return home.
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