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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1967

Page

11

Clay Fight Appeal Sways Amid Draft Case turmoil

The Houston AP report outlines heavyweight champion Cassius Clay facing an appeal motion after conviction in a draft case. Attorneys Harden Covington and Quinnan Hodges argued for reversal as U.S. Circuit court proceedings loom in New Orleans, with potential paths to the Supreme Court if needed. Covington predicted delays into 1968, while prosecutors led by Morton Susman pressed for sentencing after jury verdict. Clay, asserting Muslim beliefs, faced 1-A draft classification and related civil suits, with the trial reflecting racial and religious tensions of the era.

Houston Cass Sius Clay Ingraham Clay Joe Hammad Ali Bishi Harden Covington New York U.S. Sth Supreme Court High Court Covington Lerry Harris County Co-Counse Selective Service Hodges Muhammad Adi U.S Morton Susman Susman

Rouse Installed As AMA Chief

Texan Dr Milford O Rouse was installed as president of the American Medical Association. The gastroenterologist, born 1902 in Jacksonville Texas, plans a year of nationwide travel to stress physicians as community servants. He opposes Medicare in principle but supports it as law, vows to watch Congress to prevent expansion. He and wife Laureanne McDavid married in 1927. he left the Democratic Party in the 1930s.

Atlantic. City Milford O Rouse American Medical Association Canis Jacksonville Tex West Texas Vernon Baylor University AMA Congress Dallas Ome Franklin Delanor Roosevelt Laureanne McDavid Baylor

Education About Drugs Urged At Early Age

Washington AP report cites Stanford consultant Richard Blum urging early school programs to curb drug abuse. He backs broader research on marijuana and calls for reduced penalties for possession. The commission study estimates 3300 pounds of heroin smuggled yearly. opium base sold on black market for $350 per pound, heroin resold at $225,000.

Washington President's Crime Commission Richard Hy Blum Stanford University United States Commission Nicholas Katzenbach Katzenbach Lfavers Natonal Institute of Mental Health Blum

Chiang Ching rises as Red China's powerful guardian of Maoism

Chiang Ching, once a housewife, has become the dominant force in Maoist China. She leads cultural purges, influences top officials, and helped stage Mao's comeback by attacking opponents and shaping the arts and propaganda. Her rise mirrors the era's power shifts around Mao and Liu Shao-chi.

Chiang Ching China Communist Party Mao Tse-tung Hsu Hsiang-chien Tao Chu Yeh Chien-ting Mazo Liu Shao‘chi Mao Mag Pekings Wu Heiao Kir Lin Piao Peng Teh-hsai

Hospital Notes Admits and New Arrivals List

Hospital notes list multiple admissions at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist hospitals. It records names and rooms such as Erby Burnett Sr in 10T, Thearon Williams in 103, Mrs Willie Shewell in 2H, and Deborah Crawford in 1, among others. New arrivals include Chester Gib’s son born June 20 at San Jacinto Bietholist and William Kearns’ son born June 20 at San Jacinto Methodist.

Erby Richard Burnett Sr Gresham Thearon L. Williams Liberty Willie ‘Shewell Bay- Way Arthur’ G. Woods Chester W. Gib Oregon San Jacinto Bietholst Ronald D. Bledsoe W. Cleveland San Jacinto Methodist

Fishing Reef Buoy Dislodged Off Galveston Coast

LA PORTE reports the Texas Parks and Wildlife buoy marking a fishing reef 10 miles south of the Galveston jetties was washed ashore on West Galveston Island in May. It will be reconditioned and returned to the reef to aid fishermen.

LA Porte Texas. Parks & Wildlife Department Weston West Galveston Jim Stevens Stevens Ilegal

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