Powell Faces Pressure as He Arrives in Capital
Amid a growing controversy over Adam Clayton Powell Jr, supporters, ministers, and lawmakers including Ayres and Sutton rally in Manhattan to back Powell. Discussions on seating him continue as Van Deerlin cautions that discipline may not suffice and federal court rulings on immunity loom over the congressman’s status.
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Move On To Halt Arrest Of Powell Facing Ethics Debate
A 1960s era scene unfolds as Rep. William F Ryan defends Adam Clayton Powell amid calls to halt investigations. Burns and Scheur back Powell, arguing ethics scrutiny should target all members and reference past cases from Dodd to Cotmer, while Powell cites racial prejudice as victimization.
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Beagle Beetle Case Noted in Alameda Court Action
A terse public record from Alameda Court of Appeals references a case caption with parties Johnson Publications Inc and Moorhead as managing editor. The document mentions a June hearing and relates to a county or city filing, with tangential references to Monroe Street and local officials.
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Councilmen debate timing of bridge project plan
Councilmen Hedgy and Balentine clash on whether to pursue a new bridge within five years. Hedgy argues against rushing before Bay Area Rapid Transit District completion, while Balentine urges immediate action, proposing bond financing repaid by tolls. The debate centers on current traffic needs versus future Regional transit plans.
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Pact Ends Chicago Teachers Strike With 17 Million Settlement
Chicago’s teachers union announced a $17 million package ending a threatened strike by 22 000 public school teachers in the nation’s third largest district. The deal includes a $500 across the board raise, retroactive to Jan 1, plus hospital and major medical insurance, with other fringe benefits and improved pay steps for substitutes.
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Big Dog Obedience Show Deluged by Entrants in Newark
The Fremont Dog Training Club launched its first obedience competition at the Newark Pavilion drawing hundreds of dogs of all shapes and sizes. A club spokesman said about 200 entrants were expected, but by day’s end some 500 dogs with their masters filled the venue as judges hurried to select winners to be announced today.
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Connally reportedly urged Kennedy not to visit Texas in 1968
UPI report cites Dallas Times Herald saying Governor John Connally pressed President Kennedy not to come to Texas for fundraising dinners in November 1968. The piece notes to appease Connally the Trade Mart venue and cites Willits Manchester claims in his book The Death of a President.
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Mondale Undergoes Emergency Appendix Operation
Senator Walter Mondale was rushed to Bethesda Naval Hospital for an emergency appendectomy after stomach pains. He was on the operating table at 9 pm and the procedure completed successfully for an acutely inflamed appendix. He traveled with his wife Joan Adams and is expected to stay in the hospital about five days before possible swearing in at the hospital.
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Man Shot By Thieves In New York
In East New York Brooklyn a 68 year old man Leon Negri was shot and killed by youths attempting to steal his wife's purse as they waited for a bus. The incident occurred at Van Siclen and Neely Lots Avenues. Negri, a Hartford based newsman, died at the scene while his wife escaped unharmed.
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