Dulles urges more FBI agents over Mississippi terror
Former CIA chief Allen Dulles told President Johnson Mississippi faced terroristic activity and urged a three point plan. Increase FBI presence, keep Gov. Johnson and the governor in close contact, and create ties between national churches groups and civil rights organizations to protect workers amid a voter registration drive. The NAACP pressed federal takeover of Mississippi’s administration amid disappearances of three civil rights workers. London report notes fare hikes forthcoming.
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Weather forecast for multiple regions with scattered showers
Saturday forecast calls for widely scattered showers and thundershowers across the Northern Plains Rockies Gulf Coast and Southeast. Elsewhere fair skies with warmer readings in the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and Middle Atlantic. Temperatures largely steady with highs in the 80s and light variable or westerly winds. Outlook remains generally fair and dry through Sunday with warm conditions.
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The Comes Gerald RECORD Volume 8 No 283
Publication data shows a Middletown daily paper dated June 27 1964 with circulation figures for week endings June 20 1963 and June 20 1964. It lists pricing and mailing details for Orange County and neighboring counties in New York.
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N. Y
One Killed In NYC Schoolhouse Fire
One firefighter died and six were injured when the ceiling collapsed on a crew battling a century-old schoolhouse fire in Brooklyn. Authorities blamed children playing with matches on the second floor for the blaze. The victim was Ernest J. Marquardt, 34, a father of two whose wife is expecting.
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