Jackson State dorm panel removal debated by court and students
In Jackson Mississippi UPI says a federal judge may order dismantling of bullet riddled dorm panels under FBI supervision despite student protests to keep them as memorials. Congressmen and senators visited amid tension over the May 15 shootings that killed two Black youths and injured a dozen.
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Miss
UPI
Jackson State College
FBI
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
J. P. Coleman
Mississippi
New Orleans
State Highway Patrol Crime Laboratory
Jackson State
State Highway Patrol
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
John Bell Williams
Edmund Muskie
D-Maine
Negro Seeks McCormack House Seat in Boston
Thomas I. Atkins, the lone Black member of the Boston City Council, will announce Friday his bid for the Democratic nomination to challenge House Speaker John W. McCormack for the 9th District seat. Atkins, a second-term councilor, says he won’t run a symbolic campaign and cites the stark reality of the race. McCormack has represented the district since 1928 and became House speaker in 1962.
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UPS
Thomas I. Atkins
House
John W. McCormack
Harvard Law School
Atkins
9Th
McCormack
Spearhead Drives Into Cambodia Under Allied Command
Thousands of South Vietnamese and Cambodian forces drive a large counteroffensive into Cambodia aimed at trapping Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units south of Phnom Penh. The push follows heavy B52 strikes, with reports of guerrilla counterattacks and mounting casualties on all sides.
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Saigon
UPI
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Fishhook Salient
Duc Lap
Bu Prang
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
U.S
Vietnam
Robert C. Miller
Angrassom
Takeo
Phia Kum Roesey
Shapp Wins Democratic Nomination In Pennsylvania Race
Milton Shapp, a Cleveland native and Philadelphia area businessman, wins the Pennsylvania Democratic gubernatorial nomination after a tight, nightlong contest with Robert P. Casey. With 95 percent of precincts in, Shapp led by about 29,000 votes. Casey conceded as returns showed a 19,000 vote gap. Shapp also tops for U.S. Senate and lieutenant governor in early statewide results. Casey’s ticket mates William Lesler and Ernest Kline feud for next races.
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Shapp
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
UPI
Philadelphia
Milton Shapp
Democratic
Robert P. Casey
Casey
U.S. Senate
Lesser
Norval Reece
Frank Mesaros
Kline
Eugene O’leary
William G. Lesler
Erie
Senate
Ernest P. Kline
Beaver Falls
Historical Precedent Found For Cutting Off War Funds
Harvard professors Abram Chayes and Frank Michelman cite 1678 British Parliament action granting 206,000 pounds to Charles II to disband the army of Flanders as a precedent for cutting off war funds. They argue Congress retains power to decide when the nation has endured enough war, despite presidential use of authority in the 20th century.
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Frank Michelman
Flanders
Congresses
Chayes
Michelman
Congress
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