CBS Examines Gun Ownership Laws On TV
CBS Reports analyzes gun ownership amid Kennedy assassination fallout. It cites mail order and in store sales, cites Kansas prison releasees and Arizona purchase legality, notes NRA views, and highlights lack of uniform laws while signaling upcoming TV lineup changes in the Moore show.
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Laos Premier Says Recon Flights May Resume If Troop Moves Found
Premier Souvanna Phouma stated that U S reconnaissance flights over central Laos could resume if new Communist troop movements are detected. He had asked for a temporary suspension after last weekend's armed escort incidents and a clash involving a downed patrol plane.
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Methodists Resolve to Support National Council of Churches
Georgia conference endorses continued financial and moral backing of the National Council of Churches as a key Christian service. Delegates debate charges of Communist influence and offer local church control over contributions while maintaining a 1964 65 budget including support for the council.
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King Vow Prompts New Civil Disobedience Plan in St Augustine
In St Augustine Florida Martin Luther King Jr heads toward a sit in at a segregated restaurant as part of the integration drive. After two violent night marches nearly 400 arrests have occurred since Easter with clashes between demonstrators and a white mob.
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Faculty Stays On Job at Baptist School
Truett McConnell College in Cleveland Georgia reports all faculty remain at work after a dispute over accreditation and a library project. Board chair Roy Otwell said no action was taken on a report that president Dr Joe H Miller might resign, while tensions over accreditation contributed to enrollment decline from 379 to 204.
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Orwell
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