Conservatives Pick Paolucci For Senate Seat
New York conservatives selected 43 year old Clare Paolucci a politics professor from Iona College to run for the U S Senate seat held by Kenneth Keating. Paolucci won the nomination on the first ballot and later unanimous. The party also eyed endorsing the same slate of presidential electors as the Republican ticket in a bid to share ballots with Barry Goldwater.
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Rochester
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Nice
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Mississippi Drops School Racial Bars In Deep South
In Biloxi Mississippi public schools began integrating with 16 first graders four white elementary schools under federal orders. Police kept watch as 12 girls and 4 boys entered peacefully. Biloxi officials and residents described the mood as calm despite the historic desegregation step.
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UPI
Mississippi
Deep South
Gulf Coast
University of Mississippi
Nezra James Mereditis
Biloxi
R. D. Brown
Jackson
Carthage
Leake County
Clarksdale
Police raid on Black freedom center in North Philadelphia
About 100 officers raided the Muhammad’s Afghan Asian Cultural Center in North Philadelphia seizing gasoline improvised devices and weapons and arresting leader Shaykh Muhammad 33 formerly of Greensboro NC described as spiritual head of the group Police found a public safety item two bayonets and bottles with gasoline and wicks Also found were pamphlets labeling members as true freedom fighters The raid followed rioting and looting at the four mile square slum area as police guarded the 300 block section and arrests were made amid tense crowds
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Ryid-Seayreld
Millard Meers
Celds
Meers
Muhammad Re
Thomas Grady
Shaykh
Muhammad
Eac
Greensboro
N.C
Food Stamp Bill Signed by President Johnson
President Johnson signed the food stamp bill at the White House declaring it a key weapon in the War on Poverty. The plan allows qualifying families to buy about $10 in stamps for $6 cash, usable at grocers for most foods, expanding a pilot program begun under JFK and now nationwide.
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Johnson
White House
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Senate
House
John F. Kennedy
Nasser Backs Cyprus Greeks
President Makarios returned from the United Arab Republic with pledges of support from President Gama Abdel Nasser. Reports vary on the nature of assistance, including possible modern military hardware and use of Egyptian air bases if Cyprus is attacked, as Makarios said the pledge covered all possible assistance.
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Cyprus
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United Arab Republic
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Abdel Nasser
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Egypt
USAR
Nasser
Moderna
Cyprus crisis talks stall as Geneva efforts fail
Washington reports stalled settlement efforts between Greece and Turkey over Cyprus. Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson plans to return to Washington for consultations with President Johnson and the Secretary of State.
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Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
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Johnson
State Department
Acheson
Washington
One Yank Killed in Vietnam and Four Wounded
A U S military spokesman reported a U.S. serviceman killed and four Americans wounded in South Vietnam during a weekend uptick in Communist activity. Dispatches mention Cyprus talks and Nasser's assurances, with reference to Makarios and regional air base disputes.
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CIA Finances Private New York Foundation Under Probe
Congressman Wright Patman disclosed that the Central Intelligence Agency supplied financial support to a private New York foundation under federal investigation. He cited an unidentified CIA official describing an arrangement with the Kaplan fund dating from 1959 to this year. The CIA offered no comment, though it is known to use existing foundations in secrecy.
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CLA
Palman
Johnson Trap Set In Alabama
Montgomery, Ma CAP Gay George Wallace aimed to prove President Johnson is unpopular in Alabama by pressuring unpledged Democratic electors. Wallace pressed unpledged nominees to resign to allow a Johnson vs Goldwater slate, while Roy Mayhall insisted resignations would not be accepted unless ordered by courts.
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George Wallacs
Johnson
Alabama
Bultus
Wallace
Roy Maryhall
State Party
Tam Oing
Mayhall
Jasper
Ala
Germans Fire Back on Phony Attack Triggering World War II
AP reports 25 years after Germany invaded Poland that World War II began. Hitler’s regime used a staged Polish attack at Gleiwitz to justify war as France Britain declared on Germany. Allied and Soviet forces suffered vast casualties. postwar Europe was divided by the Iron Curtain. West German leader Erhard warned against a third world war while Moscow blamed Poland’s prewar suppression of its Communist party.
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Pearl Harbor
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Ludwig Erhard
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Moscow
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Marian Spychalsky
Communist Party
Communist Party of
Patan
Jeria
Lavrenty P. Beria
Secret Police
Keating Attacks Kennedy in New York GOP Fight
Senator Ken Keating faces a sharp challenge as New York Republicans nominate him for a second term while Kennedy alignment looms. Keating vows a relentless solo campaign, rejecting Goldwater as a party figure while promising to run on his own record and achievements.
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King New York
New York
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Keneth B. Keating
GOP
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Wangton
Joan F. Kennedy
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Castro Foes Destroy Red Radar Post Off Cuba Coast
Exile leader Manuel Artime said a 5 minute raid by three Russian officers and about 10 Cuban soldiers destroyed a radar installation at Caba Cruz on Oriente’s south coast. He reported no casualties and said the site intercepted refugee ships.
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Agth
Castro
Cuba
Manuel Artine
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Revolutionary Recovery Movement
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Caba Cruz
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Goldwater aide pressures Johnson on race woes at issue
Newport Beach Calif CAP Sen Barry Goldwater’s campaign director Denison Kitchel says the GOP won’t seek political capital from racial violence and urges White House leadership to curb unrest. The adviser notes across the nation, including Philadelphia, the issue could shape the presidential race as Goldwater contemplates cabinet prospects after a Catalina Island vacation.
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Denison Kitchel
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