Nebraska Senator Attacks Baker Probe Over Jenkins Testimony
Sen. Carl Curtis of Nebraska accuses the Senate Rules Committee of blocking Jenkins from answering questions about Johnsons broadcasting empire and related business deals. He seeks details on land ties to Washington Dulles and Houston Clear Lake centers, government service arrests, and possible Johnson Baker collaborations.
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Washington
Baby Baker
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Senate Rules Committee
White House
Walter Jenkins
Johnson
Curtis
Jenkins
Dulles
New Orleans Michaud Space Center
Clear Lake Space Center
Houston
Bein
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Baker
Senate
Austin, Tex
LBJ Co
Texas Broadcasting Co
The
Broadcasting Company
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
Steel contract talks eyed to resume March 8
Pittsburgh AP report says negotiations for a new basic steel contract likely restart March 8 after a January suspension amid a bitter election campaign. Union leader McDonald and industry negotiator Cooper exchanged telegrams indicating March 8 as the earliest date, with a possible May 1 strike deadline if no settlement.
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H. L. Schwartz
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
I.W. Abel
USW
Storm Relief Arrives for Midwest After Battering Winter
Stark weather pattern eases in the Midwest with clear skies and warmer air. Snowy Syracuse and drifting winds ease as springlike temperatures spread across western and central states. extremes range from -1 in Hibbing to 80s in the desert southwest with varied readings across the nation.
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Chicago
Midwest
North Dakota
Florida
Jamestown
Dickinson
N.D
Tallahassee
Fila
Miami
Syracuse
N.Y
Lower Great Lakes
Appalachians
Western
Central States
Southwest
Desert
Philip
S.C
Miami Beach
Fla
Minnesota
Hibbing
Maine
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Statement by Trooper Who Shot Demonstrator
A signed statement from the shooter in the Jimmie Lee Jackson case was obtained by a state prosecutor as Jackson died in a Selma hospital. The fatal shooting occurred during a racial unrest incident in Marion eight days after he was wounded, part of a broader civil rights voter registration drive led by Martin Luther King Jr.
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Don McKee Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Jimmie Lee Jackson
Marion
McLeod
Greensboro
Here
Jackson
Selma
House Committee Approves Major Education Billായ
The House Education and Labor Committee cleared three sections of a 1.25 billion school bill with a central 1 billion aid plan to districts for students from families under two thousand dollars. Critics warn about aid formulas, while supporters say poorer areas benefit more from cost differences.
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Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Departments of Education
Aeeek
Charles E. Goodell
Rn.y
Goodell
Winona Oklahoma School Bond Issue Advances
ST PAUL AP A bill to permit the Winona School District to issue 6 million dollars in bonds for a new high school and vocational school passed the Senate unanimously under suspension of the rules. The measure carries a referendum requirement and now moves to the House.
Minnesota Legislature Deadlocks on Daylight Saving Expansion
In St Paul the Minnesota Legislature killed a two month extension of daylight saving time after Senate efforts failed in the House General Legislation Committee. Gov Rolvaag sent multiple special messages proposing civil rights, unemployment, and tax relief changes while bills passed on school aid, pheasant season, and deer hunting provisions.
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Twin Cities
Commission Against Discrimination
Human Rights Commission
House Tax Committee
Raphael Salmore
Senate
House
Ten Year Old Confesses Bank and Store Burglaries
An Austin boy aged 10 admitted to police that he broke into the Austin State Bank and burglarized Snyder's Texaco Ken's Standard and Knauer's Market. He led detectives through the two week crime spree and showed how he made the entries, taking small amounts from each site.
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Austin
Austin State Bank
Snyder's
Texaco
Ken's Standard
Knauer’s Market
Snyder’s
Ken’s Standard
Robert Nelson
Elijah Muhammad warns avengers at Chicago rally
Elijah Muhammad, leader of the Black Muslims, tells followers at a Chicago convention that any would-be avengers of Malcolm X will face fighting. He denounces Malcolm X and notes threats, while security tightens as Muhammad attends with boxing exhibition by Cassius Clay, later called Muhammad Ali.
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Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Malcolm X
New York
Organization of Afro- American Unity
Muhammad
Harlem
Muhammad Ali
Cassius Clay
Cody Jones
Avan
Liquor and Beer Tax Receipts Dip in February
Minnesota liquor and beer taxes collected in February fell from the prior year’s figure, but the eight months since July 1 show a rise. February receipts were 1,477,827 dollars while eight month totals reached 14,540,703 dollars, up 866,284 dollars from a year earlier.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Rescue Operation Probes Missing Air Force Crew
Rescue efforts resumed at sea about 220 miles south of Cape Race after two large Air Force jets collided during refueling and crashed. Eight crewmen were listed as missing, with air and surface search teams continuing the operation.
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Pease Air Force Base
N. H
Cape Race
Nfld
Woman Survives Coral Snake Venom Incident in Louisville
Mary Rayborn, 24, remained in a Louisville hospital after accidentally injecting coral snake venom. Doctors cut the finger wound, and serum from a Florida man who had built venom immunity was flown in and given Friday as the vigil continued.
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Louisville
Mary Rayborn
Florida
Cardinal Meyer’s Condition Worsens After Brain Surgery
Officials at Mercy Hospital report significant changes in Cardinal Albert Meyer’s vital signs and express concern over his condition following brain surgery on Thursday. The statement notes doctors monitor the archbishop’s status closely as he remains hospitalized in Chicago.
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Chicago
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Mercy Hospital
St Augustine Teachers Enrolled in Inservice Conference
Two St Augustine teachers, Sisters M Jarvis and M Marquita from St Augustine School, attend an inservice conference for secondary school science teachers at Winona State College. The conference features two meetings on February 20 and March 6.
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Austin
Winona State College
M. Jarvis
M. Marquita
St. Augustine School
Osage to Hold Hearing on Zone Plain Monday
Osage Iowa plans a public hearing at 7 30 p m Monday in City Hall Council Chambers on adopting a comprehensive planning and zoning plan after three years of study. The proposal would replace three current districts with seven zones including A 1 Agricultural, A 1 Residential, R 2 Multi family, C 1 Commercial, C 2 Business, M 1 Limited Industrial and M 2 Industrial districts.
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Osage
Iowa
City Planning and Zoning Commission
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