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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1966

Page

1

Baltimore rally sparks racial violence police seek injunction

Officials including Attorney General Finan and Mayor McKeldin moved to curb the National States Rights Party after a Thursday rally in East Baltimore triggered attacks by white youths on Black residents. Police, vigilantly guarding Riverside Park, reported arrests, injuries, and renewed efforts to stop further NSRP demonstrations.

Baltimore UPI Mary Ndt Thomas Ban National States Rights Party Finan Theodore McKeldin George Gelston States Charles Moylan Joseph Allen Hyman A.” Pressman Grand Jury Juanita Jackson Mitchell National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Righters Riverside Park Ku Klux Klan Connie B. Lynch Lynch Supreme Court United States Patterson Park Joseph Collier NSRP McKeldin

Sniper scare delays Harold Wilson at White House

A reported sighting near Blair House prompted police checks and a half hour delay before Prime Minister Harold Wilson and President Johnson began a White House conference. The man with a wrapped rifle was not found, and meetings proceeded after the 11 a.m. EDT start.

Washinuiun Harold Wilson White House Johnson Blair House Wilson London Pennsylvania Avenue West Wing Trevor Lloyd Hughes Hughes Mill Building

Thant and Brezhnev Hold Talks On Viet Nam Peace Plan

In Moscow UN Secretary General U Thant and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev discussed a compromise Viet Nam peace plan and UN affairs in a two hour meeting in Brezhnev's office. Diplomats noted the session touched on Thant seeking a second term and Soviet support, with no announcement expected until late August. The talks were described as friendly and frank.

Moscow UPS U Thant Viet Nam U.N Viet Communist Party Leonid IM Brezhnev Brezhnev Thant

Hughes Proposes Gubernatorial Debate After Primary

Des Moines reports Gov Harold Hughes proposed a statewide TV radio debate with the Republican nominee after the September 6 primary. He asked IBA president Tom Young to arrange a September meeting with GOP candidates Robert Beck and William Murray.

Des Moines UPI Harold E. Hughes Iowa Broadcasters Association IBA Tom Young Waterloo Hughes Young GOP Robert K. Beck Centerville William Murray Iowa State University Ames Evan Hultman General Assembly Robert Dilley Conservative Party Hughes and Hultman Federal Communications Commission David Quiner African Constitution Party Dilley Senate Charles Sloca Fairfield Iowa Party Quiner Sloca

White House Pressure Aims To Speed Airline Talks

President Johnson urged airline negotiators toward a prompt agreement and said talks were not far apart. He met 22 carriers' representatives and 35,500 striking machinists, then sent both sides to the executive office building to resume talks with progress reports planned. The Senate Labor Committee paused floor action on Morse's strike-ending bill, while Johnson sought to avoid ultimatums and keep collective bargaining as the path to settlement.

Washington UPI Johnson Wayne Morse Dore White House Dean Rusk Rusk Congress Capitol Hill Senate Labor Committee Morse

Missing U-2 Plane Searched South of Panama

UPI reports a specially equipped US search effort for a missing U-2 spy plane lost south of Panama after its pilot Capt Robert D. Hickman reportedly lost consciousness. The craft tracked by radar south toward the Peru Chile area, with radio contact failed and possible oxygen equipment failure at high altitude.

Washington UPI Panama Cuba Sarasota Key West Fla Pentagon Robert D. Hickman Alexandria

Britain imposes six month wage and price freeze

London reports a Labour White Paper detailing a statutory six month wage and price freeze to steady the pound and buy breathing space for productivity. It sets a 28 day path to law, retroactive to July 20, affecting millions of workers amid union pressure and a Labour majority in Parliament.

London UPI Harold Wilson Johnson Washington Britain Wilson House of Commons Labor Federation Trades Union Congress TUC Moscow Lome

Beck attacks Hughes over local poverty neglect in Des Moines

Beck, a Centerville publisher and Renor candidate, accused Gov. Harold E. Hughes of ignoring poverty in the Southeast Bottoms area of Des Moines while sending VISTA teams to survey the region. He argued the administration shows double standards by paying high anti poverty salaries yet failing to aid residents visible from the state capitol.

Paullina Iowa UPI Robert K. Beck Harold E. Hughes Statehouse Capitol Centerville Hughes C. Edwin Gilmour Beck Des Moines VISTA

Youth Center Dance Planned With Sonics Band

Youth Center officials announced a Saturday night dance at the center with the Sonics providing the music. Earlier plans had suggested no band would be available, but the Sonics will now perform during the evening.

Youth Center The Sonics Youth Center Council

Weather forecast for Iowa from United Press International

Partly cloudy tonight with generally fair conditions on Saturday. Scattered thundershowers expected in central east and southeast this evening. Lows tonight in the 60s, highs Saturday in the 80s. Sunday looking a bit warmer with isolated thundershowers.

United Press International Iowa

Heaviest U S raids on North Vietnam reported with 350 sorties

The U S navy and air force launched a day of heavy strikes against North Vietnam, reporting more than 350 sorties on oil depots and military targets. A navy jet was shot down and pilots were listed as missing or killed, while U S forces claimed success against multiple regiments and depots despite intense anti aircraft fire.

Saigon UPS United States North Viet Nam U.S Navy Air Force South Viet Nam Hastings Pacific Vinh Kemong Haiphong Dong Hoi Thanh Hoa Army 25Th Infantry Central Highlands Paul Revere Central Highnds

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