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Synopsis: President Lyndon B. Johnson Addresses Congress On Civil Rights Issue, Civil Rights March In Harlem, New York, Selma Civil Rights March Turned Back By Cordon Of Police, Dutch Royal Family Announces Princess Margriet To Marry A Commoner Peter Van Vollenhoven, Hollywood Starlet Constance Bennett In The Film 'Madame X'... (read more)
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United States
President Lyndon B. Johnson Addresses Congress On Civil Rights Issue
President Johnson addresses a joint session of Congress to push a voting rights bill aimed at ending discrimination and civil strife.

United States
Civil Rights March In Harlem, New York
Civil rights leaders including Sisters Of Mercy lead civil rights march through Harlem. Marchers carry We March With Selma Sign and We Shall Overcome sign. Integration, racial strife, racial discrimination, civil rights for blacks, civil rights marchers, African Americans, right to vote march, civil rights movement.

United States
Selma Civil Rights March Turned Back By Cordon Of Police
Brown Chapel A.M.E Church becomes the headquarters for the Negro drive for the right to vote. It is from here Martin Luther King leads the marchers on a march intended to reach Montgomery, the Capitol of Alabama. After crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge the marchers were confronted by a cordon of police and told to turn back. After several tense minutes Dr. King requested a moment to pray which was granted. After kneeling prayer, the marchers rose and marched back toward Selma, Alabama. This was a turning point in the civil rights movement. Racial discrimination, integration, racial strife, civil rights for blacks, civil rights marchers, African Americans.

Netherlands
Dutch Royal Family Announces Princess Margriet To Marry
The Dutch Royal Family announced the engagement of Princess Margriet to Peter van Vollenhoven.

United States
Hollywood Starlet Constance Bennett In The Film 'Madame X'
Constance Bennett has come out of retirement to star with Lana Turner in Madame X. Hollywood celebrities Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin, Richard Montalban, Caesar Romero, John Forsyth, and other stars were on hand.