Powell Cancels Harlem Trip Amid Violence Fears
Adam Clayton Powell postponed his Harlem return citing warned violence if arrested on a criminal contempt warrant. He held a Miami news conference after secret talks with lawyers, saying church leaders advised against the campaign trip to Harlem for reelection.
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UPI
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Powell
Bimini
Bahamas
Miami
Henry R. Williams
Frank Reeves
Washington
Brown’s
Adam Powell
Congress
WLIB
Rimini
Leon Lewis
Williams
MacArthur Causeway
Esther James
James
Reuther Attacks Meany Over Status Quo Clash At UAW
In Atlantic City UAW leader Walter Reuther blasted AFL CIO chief George Meany as defending the status quo. He said Meany has never negotiated a contract and warned the union to stay united while considering possible withdrawal. Reuther pledged to push concrete goals from a Detroit convention without a timetable for action.
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N.J
UPI
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Walter Reuther
George Meany
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UAW
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Reuther
Skilled Trades Conference
Meany
Vietnam
AFL- Cio
Detroit
Federation
Thant Admits Peace Effort Through Unpublicized Channels
UNITED NATIONS THANT confirms he is quietly pursuing a Vietnam peace effort through unpublicized channels. He notes the action is classified and not publicly announced. The initiative, discussed with Hanoi officials, aims at a three point plan including a bombing halt and talks with the Viet Cong.
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UPI
Vietnam
Philippines
Narciso Ramos
Ramos
Manila
U.N
Hanoi
Burma
New York
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hamai
North
Johnson
Nashville
Tenn
United States
Village Report Now Available For 1967 Bennington Village
The 1967 annual report for Bennington Village is available at the village office on South Street. The 50 page document features two photographs, a cover view of Putnam Memorial Hospital, and a full page memorial for Edward L. Silver, police chief 1954 to 1966. Pages two and three outline two proposed village budgets based on using a $60,000 water sinking fund to eliminate indebtedness or to include the indebtedness. The respective rates are $1.94 and $2.0.
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Bennington Village
South Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Edward L. Silver
New Soviet Spaceship Puzzles U S Experts
Washington authorities speculate that Cosmos 146 a large Soviet spacecraft may be testing for a manned space station flight or lunar round trip. Observers note an extra payload and an unusual orbital end suggesting an advanced upper stage and possible cosmonaut mission plans.
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UPI
Russia
Moon
U.S
North American Defense Command
Cosmos
London
Evening Standard
Peter
America
Judges Rule Shaw Can Stand Trial For Kennedy Conspiracy
Three district judges ruled sufficient evidence exists to hold Clay L. Shaw for trial on conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy. District Attorney Jim Garrison plans direct information to bring Shaw to trial, linking him with Lee Harvey Oswald and David Ferrie. Witnesses Russo and Bundy testified to a September 1963 plot at Ferrie’s apartment and on the lakefront, while the defense challenged corroboration and the reliability of witness testimony. Shaw, former managing director of the New Orleans International Trade Mart, faced a $10,000 bond continuation as the court ordered further steps in the case.
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UPI
Clay L. Shaw
Keane
Shaw
Bernard Bagert
Matthew F. Braniff
Malcolm V. O’hara
Bagert
Louis Heyd
Asst. Dist
James Alcock
Alcock
Garrison
Perry R. Russo
Vernon Bundy
Clay Shaw
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Russo
Lee Harvey Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Kennedy
Oswald
Bundy
Warren Commission
Louisiana
Wegmann
Dis T
Jim Garrison
Russ
Ferrie
Nicholas J. Chetta
New Orleans International Trade Mart
Dodd testifies contributions used to pay personal debts
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd testified before the Senate Ethics Committee that about 150000 dollars in political contributions were used to cover personal debts. He said the matter was common knowledge among friends and that no one was bilked, pledging to repay if needed while stressing his finances were intertwined with political life.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Tom
Connecticut Democrat
John T. Stennis
D-Miss
Inside Jean Wassick on little things that matter
Editorial argues for adopting two water articles at village annual meeting Tuesday. The Banner backs the measures, framing them as essential for local needs and future plans.
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