June 11, 1964

moderate Repub Govs insist before leaving Cleveland that they will press fight; Romney cites encouragement from Repub officials in several states; Miller holds 'battle over,' that party must unite behind Goldwater; Goldwater's vote against closure to end civil rights bill filibuster (Je 11,21:1) seen dramatizing moderates claim that their fight is over principle, not personalities; Fannin says moderates statement of principles was not seen by Goldwater, that changes in it were made by Goldwater's staff; Nixon, in London, holds Goldwater does not have nomination cinched and that Romney has best chance of beating him

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Sen Javits seeks pub agreement by major civil right leaders 'proper limits of protest'; believes such declaration would help ease racial tensions and reassure whites who fear rights drive moves toward unlawfulness and violence

HR, 230-175, approves $3,516,700,000 authorization without significant change, 1st time that HR has authorized full sum sought by a Pres; Johnson hails action; Adair and others efforts to cut funds rejected; Reid amendment to give ambs greater discretion in use of foreign local currencies for approved projects accepted