Brooke Orders Halt In 2 Obscenity Suits
Boston AP Attorney General Edward Brooke halted prosecutions of two Boston booksellers after a state district attorney approval rule. Joseph Martindale and Donald Miller faced charges over Sexus by Henry Miller and Genet's Thief’s Journal amid a 1963 agreement to standardize obscenity prosecutions.
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Boston
Joseph Martindale
Donald Miller
Edward Brooke
Week
Supreme Court
Miller
Washington Street
Henry Miller
Martindale
Boylston Street
Jean Genet
GE Pioneers Trade Balance Stock Plan
Two major U.S. firms seek SEC approval to exempt overseas development units from the Investment Company Act. General Foods plans to sell 10 to 12 million dollars of promissory notes to foreigners, with 60 percent of assets in foreign, majority-owned, nonsecurity ventures. GE Overseas aims to raise 50 million dollars in guaranteed bonds for sale abroad, backed by a minimum 20 million dollar asset base.
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Washington
NANA
General Foods Corp
General Electric Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Overseas Development Corporation
U.S
President Johnson
General Foods Overseas Development Corp
General Foods
General Electric
GE Overseas
Johnson
John T. Connor
Navy Plane Ditches in Sea Killing Co-pilot at Sea
A Navy patrol plane ditched in the Atlantic about 25 miles offshore. Co-pilot Lt. (J.G.) Donald S. Lavigne, 24, was killed. Five others survived, rescued by boat and helicopter. Lavigne's wife and two children lived at the base. hometown listed as Albany, Indiana. Coast Guard helicopter recovered the body and one survivor. others were flown back.
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Brunswick
Maine
Atlantic
J.G
Donald S. Lavigne
Albany
Coast Guard
Lavigne
Fireball Identified as Meteor by Associated Press
An unusually large meteor streaked across northern states Thursday night. Astronomers led by Dr. Fred Hess of Hayden Planetarium confirmed it as a meteor and said fragments possibly caused grass and woods fires while pieces were found in Michigan and other states from New York to California.
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Associated Press
Friday
Michigan
Brian Parent
Larry Jones
Livonia
Mich
Warren
New York
California
Fred ¢. Hess
Hayden Planitarium
Dr. Hess
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Canada
A Glum Christmas for 2400 Auto Workers at AMC
Kenosha Wisconsin AP 2400 AMC Rambler workers will lose their jobs as production halts three days before Christmas and remains closed until January 17. In Kenosha 2400 jobs vanish. Milwaukee plant to idled. sales slow in 1965. Some workers facing layoffs share harsh notes on finances while a few, like Bill Doles, hope for unemployment benefits and a future return.
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Kenosha
Wis
American Motors Corp
Milwaukee
American
Fellas
Bill
Norma
Doles
Draft Draftees Leave Pa wtucket for Service
Eighteen married men drafted for military duty departed on Friday despite pleas to allow them to spend Christmas with their wives. The move comes as the war effort continues to require manpower and families brace for separation during the holiday season.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Allan Nevins elected president of Arts and Letters Academy
Allan Nevins, historian and biographer, was elected president of the American Academy of Arts and Letters. The academy aims to advance literature and the fine arts in the United States. The draft note mentions draftees sent to Ft. Dix and a Rhode Island official comment on draft delays, stressing adherence to orders.
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New York
Allan Nevins
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Academy
United States
Fields Point
Ft. Dix
Euclid Senior Suspended For Protest Armband
Cleveland Euclid High School senior William F Hornsby Jr was suspended Friday after ignoring a warning not to wear a black armband in protest of U S involvement in Vietnam Principal William A Hunter noted the student’s right to dissent but warned armbands placards and similar actions could spark chaos.
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Cleveland
Euclid
U.S
Viet Nam
William A. Hunter
William F. Hornsby Jr
Hunter
New England professors back U S Asia policy in ad
About 190 professors from Bates, Boston College, Brown, Brandeis, Harvard and more ran a Friday New York Times ad endorsing the U S Viet Nam policy while warning of past mistakes and raising questions about current military tactics. Signers include Henry Kissinger and Max Lerner. many are government or social science faculty.
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UPI
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New York Times
Viet Nam
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Boston University
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Dartmouth
Hartford College For Women
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Trinity
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University of Rhode Island
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Westfield State
Yate
Americans For Democratic Action
Prefs
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Department of Government
John Roche
Brandeis
Max Lerner
Henry A. Kissinger
Max L. Millikan
Myron Weiner
Robert E. Lane
Yale
Priest Freed for Boycotts By Milwaukee Archbishop
Archbishop William EB Cousins called the Milwaukee school boycott a gimmick not a conscience issue and said he would not punish Father James Groppi for participating. He praised Groppi’s guts and dedication while suggesting he may be immature and risk causing trouble as a leader in Milwaukee’s colored community.
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Wis
UPI
William EB. Cousins
Wisconsin
James Groppi
Groppi
St. Boniface Parish
Renewal Funds Granted for Lawrence and Framingham
Washington AP reports Urban Renewal Administration approved grants totaling 181033 to support Community Renewal Programs for Lawrence and Framingham Massachusetts. Lawrence gets 93333 and Framingham 87720 to fund the projects.
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Lawearence
Framingham
Mags
Urban Renewal Administration
Lawrence
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