Upset on Red registration review sought by DOJ
Washington Reuters report says the Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to review a federal appeals court decision overturning a Communist party conviction for failing to register as a Soviet agent. The appeals court said the government failed to prove a volunteer would register under the 1950 act, with a maximum $120,000 fine imposed previously.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Soviet Union
U.S. Court of Appeals
Carey Accuses Industry Of Fostering Joblessness
In Boston James B Carey head of the International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers charges big business and industry oppose ending unemployment and poverty. He urges higher wages shorter work weeks double overtime and better products at reasonable prices while praising Johnsons war on poverty but warning unemployment will rise.
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Boston
API
United States
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
AFL -Cico
Harvard Business School
Labor Management Club
Carey
Johnson
Coldwater Opposes Briefing of Candidates
Washington AP Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona opposes President Johnson’s proposal to provide intelligence briefings to major presidential candidates. Harold Stassen, the perennial GOP hopeful, accepted Johnson’s offer and plans to request briefings in Indiana where he campaigns for the GOP presidential primary. Goldwater argues the White House should wait until Republicans select their candidate and notes security data is being politicized by Defense Secretary McNamara. Rockefeller in New Orleans declines to comment without more details.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Harold E. Stassen
Indiana
Goldwater
Defense Robert S. McNamara
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Orleans
Army Identifies Four Units To Come Home
Four Army line units with a total of about 2 200 troops will withdraw from Germany starting next month. The largest is a cavalry regiment around 3 000 men yet to be chosen, with four regiments under consideration. The named units include Fourth Battalion 68th Armored 575 at Ft. Bragg North Carolina. First Battalion 83rd Artillery 549 at Ft. Sill Oklahoma. Third Battalion 18th Artillery 349 at Ft. Lewis Washington. and Second Battalion 35th Artillery 580 at Ft. Carson Colorado.
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Ft. Bragg
N.C
83Rd Artillery
Ft. Sill
Okla
18Th Artillery
Ft. Lewis
Wash
35Th Artillery
Ft. Carson, Colo
Faubus Seeks Sixth Term in Arkansas Gubernatorial Race
Gov Orval Faubus announced his bid for a sixth two year term, setting up a two party race with Republican Winthrop Rockefeller. Rockefeller faces no GOP primary opponent while Faubus must survive the Democratic primary. The two leaders helped drive Arkansas’ industrial growth, with Rockefeller previously chairing the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission until his candidacy announcement.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval BE
Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arkansas
GOP
U.S. House
Senate
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Industry Hunting Agency
Real Estate Sales on North Street Transfer in Dalton
James D. Quirk transfers property on North Street to Linda J. Homich. Frank A. and Silvia D. Sor bara transfer North Street property in Dalton to Joseph F. and Barbara B. Gullian.
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James D. Quirk
Linda J. Homich
North Street
Frank A
Silvia D. Sorbara
Joseph F
Barbara B. Gullian
Dalton
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Herbert Sandick
Civil Defense Organization
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Dan Rush
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