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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1967

Page

13

Powell Attorneys Begin Fight To Win Back Seat

Powell and supporters sue to seat him in the House after a vote barred him. The filing seeks an injunction and cites A. Philip Randolph and Percy Sutton among signers as Powell plans a April 11 special election campaign. Powell opposes James H. Meredith, pledging no Harlem in-person campaigning.

Powell Washington Adam Clayton Powell House Harlem Democrat U.S. District Court John W. McCormack A. Philip Randolph Percy E. Sutton Manhattan Hulan Jack Bimini New York James H. Meredith University of Mississippi Meredith Harlem Congress For Racial Equality California North East Floyd McKissick CORE McKissick All America Grand Rapids, Mich

Two Anti-Draft Marchers Arrested In Cincy Fuss

In Cincinnati AP Two anti draft marchers were arrested after a scuffle inside the Federal Office Building as protesters leafleted. Michael Wolf 23 and Malchan Craig Stanley 18 faced assault and obstructing federal officers charges and bonds set at 2000. Harris a 22 year old former Antioch College student planned to take the exam then refuse the induction oath.

Cincy Fuss Cincinnati Mark Harris Harris Antioch College Huntly U.S. Army Vietnam Michael Wolf Malchan Craig Stanley Yellow Springs Ohio Wolf Stanley U. S Charles C. Ebel Anti Draft Union FBI Robert A. Sack Gene Smith Claude Allen University of Cincinnati Allen Dayton Oxford Richmond Ind

Protesters Walk Out During Humphrey Speech at Book Awards

About 75 demonstrators left Philarmonic Hall during Vice President Hubert Humphrey's address at the National Book Award ceremonies in New York, protesting U.S. role in Vietnam. He received a standing ovation from about 1,000, with several prominent writers among the marchers.

New York United States Vietnam Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Mitchell Goodman Philharmonic Hall Anthony West New Yorker Richard Baron Dial Press Jules Feiffer Andre Schiffrin Pantheon Press Robert Gorham Davis Hans Koningsberger

Democrats Loading Guns To Blast Gov Romney

Democrats in Washington prepare to criticize Michigan Governor George Romney as the party readies its 1968 strategy. National Chairman John Bailey plans sharp attacks while internal dissent over Negro representation and delegation quotas prompts heated debate during a key committee meeting.

Washington Michigan George Romney Vietnam John M. Bailey Democratic National Committee Johnson Bailey Mildred Jeffrey

Aide Says Talks Not Wanted in Vietnam Peace Efforts

Arthur Schlesinger Jr. accuses the Kennedy era administration of hardening terms for talks with Hanoi and demanding a reciprocal act before ending bombing. White House and U.N. envoy dispute the claim, insisting readiness to negotiate unconditional discussions.

Washington John F. Kennedy Vietnam Arthur Schlesinger Jr Kennedy White House George Christian Schlesinger Arthur J. Goldberg United States Goldberg U.S United Nations U. S South Vietnam Hanoi North Vietnam

Chauncey High Student Gary Fuller Vietnam Service Mentioned

Chauncey High notes Gary Fuller as a standout student who became the third Vietnam era participant from the school. The report highlights his service and recognition within the Chauncey community.

Gary Fuller Vietnam

Deadline for bills before Easter in Ohio legislature

Ohio House Speaker Kurfess warns bills of substance must be in by Easter as the legislature plans a March 16 to 27 recess. The session considered a mental retardation bureau measure, education boards life insurance, and a broad abortion proposal while the Senate approved pay hikes for precinct workers and sale of Longview Hospital property to National Distillers for research facilities.

Columbus Ohio Charles F. Kurfess Wood Kurfess House John A. Galbraith Maumee Lucas Senate John H. Weeks Cleveland Cuyahoga Boards of Education Joseph R. Kainrad Portage Rainrad Longview Hospital Hamilton County National Distillers and Chemical Corp

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HHH Mark Twain Twain Gov. Romney Jefik Chauncey High Athens County BY Jon Webb
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