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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1965

Page

3

Contempt Charge Lifted For 2 Miss. Governors

The Fifth Circuit dismissed criminal contempt charges against Gov. Paul B. Johnson Jr. and former Gov. Ross R. Barnett over the 1962 Meredith enrollment at the University of Mississippi. In a 4 to 3 ruling, the court said changed circumstances made further prosecution unnecessary. Civil contempt judgments remain, with no sanctions imposed.

New Orleans Paul B. Johnson Jr Mississippi Ross R. Barnett University of Mississippi Court of Appeals For Fifth Circuit Johnson Barnett James H. Meredith Meredith Supereme Qn Court Elbert P. Tuttle Atlanta Ole Miss Justice Department Board of Trustees University Jackson Oxford

Tours for Service Schools Ended To Plug Dollar Leak

Washington AP reports about 2,800 cadets and midshipmen at Army Navy and Air Force academies will skip overseas summer training. The Defense Department says duty abroad is canceled to curb outflow of dollars, saving about $950,000 annually. Restricted trips include Mediterranean and Pacific cruises, naval hunter killer group voyages, and Arctic and Atlantic deployments. Units affected include 1,700 Naval Academy mid and year men, 600 West Point cadets, and 500 Air Force cadets.

Washington Defense Department West Point Air Force Academy Annapolis Continental United States Naval Academy Navy Mediterranean Western Pacific Arctic Atlantic

Senate fights over voting rights bill and federal registration

In Washington the Senate wrestles with Ervin's amendment to curb automatic federal voter registration in the South. Debates on poll taxes and a possible cloture tactic by Mansfield and Dirksen frame a high-stakes dispute on how to enforce constitutional voting rights. The House aims to finish markup by Friday as a Supreme Court review looms on poll taxes.

Washington Senate Sam J. Ervin Dn.c South Mike Mansfield Everett M. Dirksen Ervin Mansfield Dirksen Supreme Court Virginia Mississippi Alabama Texas Congress

Indian Communist officials to visit Cuba for good will mission

Six officials of the Indian Communist party will undertake a goodwill mission to Cuba in the coming days as a demonstrative gesture against U S military aid in the Dominican Republic. A similar mission is already in progress.

Rome UPI Indian Communist Party Cuba U.S Dominican Republc

State ties Klansman to gun used in Liuzzo slaying

State attorneys link Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. to the weapon used in the killing of Viola Liuzzo, a Detroit mother of five, during civil rights protests. FBI expert Williams identified the pistol as the murder gun, while evidence ties the gun to Eugene Thomas’s home. the defense cites Rowe’s possible motives in the case.

Alabama Hayneville Ala Ku Klux Klan Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr Michigan Wilkins Marion Williams FBI Viola Liuzzo Arthur E. Gamble Jr Williams Matt H. Murphy Jr Klan Gary Thomas Rowe Jr Murphy Rowe Fairfield Birmingham KKK Detroit Liuzzo Teamsters Union Lowndesboro Selma Montgomery Eugene Thomas U.S. Steel Bessemer William Orville Eaton Rawe Thomas Eaton Young Wilkins

North Viet Nam to discuss aid to Viet Cong from Italy

Report notes a meeting in North Viet Nam to consider how Italy's Communist group can provide concrete aid to the Viet Cong. No sign that the party bound for Cuba would offer such help to Dominican rebels.

Viet Nam Italy Cuba

New York Clean Waters Bill Passes Unanimously

Governor Rockefeller wins swift approval for a 1.7 billion plan to curb water pollution with a 1 billion bond issue funded state aid for local treatment plants. Cities would cover 40 percent of construction costs, while the plan seeks federal reimbursement and tax exemptions for compliant industries.

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