Aging One Court Justice Again in Midst Of Trial
Oklahoma City AP report details former Oklahoma Supreme Court justice tied to a court scandal. Focus on impeachment probes, recalls of nine members, and bribery accusations involving Earl Welsh, Johnson, Halley, Davison, and Blackbird. Welch resigned under impeachment pressure. Johnson was renewed by the Senate on bribery charges.
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Powell Sees Harlem Summer Risks Amid Community Leaders Clash
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell warns of a rough Harlem summer and possible disorders if Mayor Wagner ignores elected Black leaders. He criticized last Friday’s mayoral meeting with several Black leaders who he says were elected to nothing from nothing and by nothing.
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McNamara backs wartime pay rise amid House debate
Secretary McNamara urged Congress to approve a $446.586 million pay increase for military personnel, arguing it is fair to service members and taxpayers. He spoke to the House Armed Services Committee as debate over the measure intensified, noting basic pay is only part of total compensation and housing and other allowances are tax exempt. The administration seeks a larger 10.7 percent raise for certain troops, while critics call the plan inadequate.
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Klan Activities Spark Southwide Rallies Over LBJ
Ku Klux Klan groups hold noisy rallies in Georgia North Carolina and Alabama over the weekend attacking civil rights groups churches and President Johnson. Police report no incidents though hundreds gather at Hurt Park and a Birmingham event marks a stained glass church dedication amid tensions.
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News Editors Tour Alabama Witnesses Racial Strife
Visiting editors toured Alabama to observe racial tensions from Sedina to Birmingham Huntsville and Mobile. Governor Wallace pledged openness while editors paid their own lodging and travel, with three days of freedom to roam the state.
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Bill Strickler Named To ACBA Directorship
Bill Strickler manager of the Credit Bureau of Greater Bay town was elected to the Board of the Associated Credit Bureaus of America. He will represent District 3 and oversee 236 Texas offices, joining his wife in attending the International Credit Conference in Montreal. The couple will visit their son Jerry in Upper Black Eddy, Penn.
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