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- MINNESOTA ELECTION; LBJ'S VIEWS ON DISAPPOINTING ELECTION RESULTS; PUBLIC RESPONSE TO ACTIONS OF LIBERALS, LABOR, CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS; WYOMING, IDAHO, MAINE ELECTIONS; KARL ROLVAAG; LBJ READS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR ARTICLE; PROGRESSIVE
- . Born in
Trinidad in 1941, he was brought to this country at age 11
and became a citizen
through his father's
naturalization.
He was educated at the BrOPJlXHigh School of Science and
at Howard University,
receiving
his BA in philosophy
in
1964 and has
-
information
that Secretary
of
State THADEURE, after obtaining
an opinion from Attorney
General WADEBRUTON, had written Dr. MARTINLUTHERKING, head
of the Southern Christian
Leadership Conference,
Inc.,. requesting
him to register
the organization
pursuant
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November 23, 1963 - March 13, 1964
1963-64
November 23:
First live TV conununication across the Pacific
Ocean, from Tokyo on Relay I.
November 26:
NASA's Explorer XVIII, the interplanetary
monitoring probe satellite, launched by Thor
Delta from AMR
-
anniversary
and Martin Luther King, Jr.,
President
of the Southern Christian
Leadership
Conference,
is scheduled to speak.
A source of this Bureau who has furnished
reliable
information
in the past advised that King has been bothered
by a severe cold
- . The recommenda
tions coming out of the inquest is advisory only. At the end of the
inquest, unless Younger and Governor Brown's people are caught
by surprise, Younger plans to announce that he is taking the case to
the grand jury.
Winslow Christian told me
- ]
_ . _, ,
-- Arrange
for appropriate
coverage
from t h e
President's
room outside
the Senate,
possibly
with television
monitors
in the Rotunda
of the
Capitol
for viewing
by other
members of Congress
and dignitaries
who will
be on hand for the
P QQ ~
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- LBJ COMMENTS ON TODAY'S MEETING; RUSK OFFERS HIS HELP ON MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION, MFDP CONTROVERSY; LBJ ASKS RUSK, MCNAMARA TO MONITOR REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN STATEMENTS, ESPECIALLY ON VIETNAM; FOREIGN POLICY AS ISSUE IN PRESIDENTIAL, CONGRESSIONAL
