Justice Dept seeks new indictments in 1964 civil rights slayings
Meridian Mississippi AP Justice Department asks for indictments against 17 white men in Philadelphia Mississippi slayings of civil rights workers in 1964. Judge Cox rules indictments invalid due to unrepresentative grand jury lists. government to pursue new indictments from another grand jury. Also Frankfort Kentucky AP reports state to gain more accurate forest fire damage estimates this fall after forester training.
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Meridian
Miss
Justice Department
Philadelphia
U.S. Dist
Harold Cox
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
New York
James Chaney
Frankfort, Ky
Puzzle clues and answers in a mixed themed list
A list of numbered clue pairs across various terms and phrases. Includes references to employment, materials, chemistry, geography, and general vocabulary with hints such as across and down directions. The item reads like a cryptic puzzle page segment with multiple short definitions and wordplay prompts.
Kennedy urges drafting youngest first in selective service
Senator Edward M. Kennedy calls for drafting 19 year olds before older men and sharply restricting deferments. He proposes a system where eligible 19 year olds are drafted first, with others delayed until the next year’s cohort is called. Capital Footnotes notes FCC plans to survey 1966 political broadcasting. The Senate Education Subcommittee approves a $141 million grant bill to improve foreign affairs instruction at universities.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts Democrat
Democratic Women’s Club
Kennesdy
Senate Education Subcommittee
Johnson Refuses to Back Segregationist Governors
President Johnson used the news conference to discuss the upcoming election and his Asia trip. He avoided endorsing segregationist Democratic gubernatorial candidates while praising many Congress members, predicting a strong reelection for incumbents and a high rate of bills passed. He announced top diplomatic posts and personnel changes, including Thompson to Moscow, Bunker to the OAS, Linowitz to succeed Bunker, and Foley’s resignation with Davis named as successor.
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Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
South Korea
Thailand
Malaysia
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Viet Nam
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South
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Soviet Union
Thompson
Truman
Ellsworth Bunker
Organization of American States
Bunker
OAS
Sol M. Linowitz
Rochester
N.Y
Zerox Interna
Eugene P. Foley
Ross D. Davis
Economic Development Administration
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George P. Mahoney
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