Supreme Court narrows power to move civil rights cases
The court rules civil rights prosecutions may be moved from state to federal courts only in limited circumstances. In Mississippi 1964 cases, removal was denied 5-4. Justice Stewart said no federal law grants absolute removal rights to civil rights advocates or others.
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Senate Ethics Committee Opens Case Against Sen Dodd
The Senate Ethics Committee begins closed hearings on its first case charging Sen. Thomas J. Dodd with misconduct. The six member panel examines allegations linked to Julius Klein and West German interests, based on columns by Pearson and Anderson, with public hearings to follow.
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Murder spree, Balaguer vows austerity as crisis deepens
A joint probe across three West German states hunts a sex predator tied to four hitchhiker murders including Eleanor Friday of Escondido California. Bodies of Peterson, Oed, and Saschaw linked. Friday identified by her brother after vanishing June 9.
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Eugene Gilbert, AP Newsfeatures Columnist, Dies
Eugene Gilbert, 40, author of the AP Newsfeatures column What Young People Think, died of a heart attack Saturday night at Beth Israel Hospital.
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Eugene Gilbert
Beth Israel Hospital
Saigon Brawl Involves U S Marines And Vietnamese Paratroopers
In Saigon area near the water front American soldiers and Vietnamese airborne troops fought for about an hour using fists stools and pipes. Military police with jeeps mounted machine guns cordoned off the zone and ambulances carried away several injured. The clash followed an incident when a Vietnamese paratrooper was knocked unconscious by GIs.
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Hue Tightens Hold Seals Buddhist Leader in Hospital Room
In Saigon Premier Ky’s forces tighten control in Hue and seal off the hospital room of Thich Tri Quang, leader of the northern Buddhist revolt, as police guard the 13th day of his hunger strike. U.S. troops fight Viet Cong near Tuy Hoa while redeploying air power. Viet Cong raids and casualties reported in Hue and northern provinces.
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Duluth Teachers Win Pay Hike For Next School Year
Duluth teachers reach a contract with the Board of Education after 11 weeks of negotiations. The new salary schedule raises beginning bachelor degree pay by 100 dollars and master degree pay by 500, with top steps around 9 650 for masters. The agreement ends a boycott delaying summer school and allows choosing 9 or 12 month pay bases.
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Duluth
Board of Education
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Belzoni Welcomes Marchers as Civil Rights Stride Continues
About 1,000 local African Americans greet Mississippi civil rights marchers near Belzoni as they press for increased Black voter registration. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is expected to rejoin. Meredith’s Memphis to Jackson route continues with tents and security at a Negro church camp.
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Hank Coleman
Omaha
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Coleman
Mississippi
Taliaferro Signs 1966 Jets Contract
Mike Taliaferro, backup quarterback to Joe Namath, signed his 1966 contract with the New York Jets, announced Sunday.
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NEW York
Mike Taliaferro
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Tama Packing Co. Sued for $31,275 in Iowa suit
Cedar Rapids businessman John A. Grady sues Tama Packing Co. for 31275 alleging he was hired as comptroller for five years at 22000 annually, then discharged January 13 after losses from changing locations to take the job.
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Iowa
Tama Packing Co
Linn County
John A. Grady
Rochelle man electrocuted after car veers off bridge
In Rochelle Illinois a 23 year old man Darrell Spitser was killed when the car he rode in left a bridge, struck a utility pole and touched a downed live wire. The driver Gary Hegland 18 was hospitalized.
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Ill
Darrell Spitser
Gary Hegland
Hegland
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