Rights Bill Goes To Senate Floor
The Senate voted 67 to 17 to take up the House passed civil rights bill ending a deadlock since March 9. Democratic Leader Mansfield led the motion, clearing the way for hearings by Senate Judiciary Committee chief Eastland for 10 days, with a subsequent debate and possible tabling by Humphrey predicting a close outcome.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Judiciary Committee
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Huberth. Humphrey
D-Minn
Trustees Seek Court Block On Naumkeag Land Sale
The Trustees of Reservations sued in Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to stop Stockbridge from taking about half of the 40 acre Naumkeag estate for a high school site. They contend the 1963 act authorizing the sale violated court rules, due process, and general land seizure laws. The suit seeks to declare the taking illegal and to bar any entry or occupancy by the town.
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Boston
Trustees of Reservations
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Stockhridst
Naumkeag
Stockbridge
Mabel Choate
New York
Sidney Q. Curtiss
House
Senate
Stockbridge Short
Tate
the Selectmen
General Court
Supreme Court
of Hill, Barlow, Goodale & Adams
Laurence M. Channing
Soviet Offers Broad Trade Benefits to Poor Nations
Geneva AP reports the Soviet Union proposed sweeping trade advantages for the world s poor nations at the UN trade and development conference. Nikolai Patelichev pledged to boost purchases of primary products and manufactured goods in developing countries, even if that reduces Soviet exports, while the United States urged self help alongside aid.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
U.N
Nikolai S. Patelichev
United States
U.S
George Ball
Patolichev
Massachusetts Budget Passes House With Additions
The Massachusetts House approved a 1965 budget of 587.6 million dollars after amendments from Republicans raised total appropriations by over 8 million. Notable changes included 24,500 for the Defenders Committee and 20,000 for the House Acts and Resolves index, with a 13,100 rise for the Division of State Colleges. The vote followed hours of debate and a failed attempt to finance hospital needs via a 10 percent corporate surtax. The Senate was to begin work next week.
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Massachusetts House
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Endicott Peabody
James Denormandie
R Lincoln
Massachusetts
Denormandie
John J. Toomey
Cambridge
Toomey
Charles L. Shea
Quincy
Shea
Massachusetts Defenders Committee
Ture
State House
Cancer Incidence Less Among Nuns Than Other Women
Palm Beach Shores Florida AP report on an unprecedented study of health records from thousands of Roman Catholic nuns across the United States. Findings show cancer incidence and site distribution differ from other American women, likely linked to lifestyle factors. Dr James T Nix presented at the American Cancer Society science writers seminar.
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Palm Beach Shores
Fla
America
American Cancer Society
James T. Nix
New Orleans
United States
Eagle Family Wants Ad to Solve Your Dog Needs
Mr Harrington notes more calls than available puppies with about 15 inquiries. An Eagle Family Want Ad offers help, advising readers to call Triat 447-7911 and ask for a friendly adtaker.
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Mr. Harrington
Space triple header set for April launches
CAPE KENNEDY April 6 to 8 will stage a three flight space program building toward the moon. The sequence includes Project Fire to test reentry heat, an unmanned Gemini flight, and orbital Centaur firing to deliver a Surveyor lunar craft to the moon next year.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
United States
America
Tornado Potential Forecast Across New England States
The Weather Bureau warned of a possible tornado risk this afternoon in western Massachusetts, east central New York, and northwestern Connecticut. Scattered severe thunderstorms with damaging winds and hail were forecast, with potential tornadoes likely between 1 PM and 5 PM.
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Boston
UPL
Weather Bureau
Massachusetts
New York
Connecticut
Commissioner Giles Longtime GOP Figure Faces Indictment
BOSTON AP Public Safety commissioner Frank S. Giles of Methuen is indicted by a grand jury on larceny conspiracy and conflict of interest charges. A longtime GOP figure, he sought the 1960 gubernatorial nomination, losing to John A. Volpe who later appointed him to the post.
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Boston
Frank S. Giles
Methuen
GOP
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Giles
Republican Town Committee
House
Peabody
Proposa
Department of Public Safety
Atty
Edward W. Brooke
C. Joseph Stramondo
Lawrence
Charles Mahoney
Nessex Engineering Corp
Kenneth Brennan
Newtonville
Stuart Engineering Service, Inc
Michael Beshara
Nessex
12 Accusations List 38 Counts Against Giles
Boston Public Safety Commissioner Frank S. Giles said he will take unpaid voluntary leave after a grand jury indicted him on 38 counts including larceny conspiracy and filing false reports. He labeled the indictments politically motivated and said he will seek a speedy trial while Deputy Commissioner Clayton Hayey acts in his stead. The case links Giles and firms in Methuen and Newtonville to contracts with state agencies.
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Boston
Maassachusetts Public Safety
Frank S. Giles
Giles
Republican House
Public Safety
Essex County
United Press International
Clayton Hayey
Methuen
Massachusetts Crime Commission
Crime Commission
Stramondo
Brennan
Mahoney
Beshara
Nessex
Stuart
Stuart Engineering
Anne
Brooke
Massachusetts Turnpike Authority
Metropolitan District Commission
State Department of Public Works
Richard I. Furbush
Edward Doyle
Department of Public Works
Joseph R. Crimmins
D-Somerville
Martin J. Hanley
Leo F. Benoit
Chicopee
State Housing Board
George C. Toumpouras
State Public Works Commission
Ernest C. Stasiun
D-Fairhaven
MacArthur Faces Lung Inflammation and Treatment
Army doctors diagnosed moderate inflammation at the base of General Douglas MacArthur's right lung at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and began antibiotics. He remains in serious condition as officials issued a morning update on the general's health.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
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