Powell's Seat Vote April 11 Preview and Contempt
Powell faces a potential election during which he would avoid state entry and thus escape arrest on criminal contempt charges. The defamation suit winner is Harlem a woman whom Powell failed to pay before civil contempt remains, with a court of appeals ruling reducing a second award. His attorney says criminal citations may be dropped after partial payment and that civil arrest warrants cannot be executed on Sundays.
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Powell
Court of Appeals
New York
Peking Urges Peasants to Close Ranks and Farm
Peking calls on peasants and party to unite as spring farming nears, with Maoist directives urging departments linked to agriculture to support farm work. Reports claim soldiers push production, while Moscow radio accuses Red China of forcing farmers back to work and sowing peasant discontent. Red Flag defends cadres and reiterates learning from past mistakes to avoid future ones amid attacks on authority and signals of party struggle.
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China
Red Flag
Moscow Radio
Red China
Liu Shao-chi
Anti-Coed Mood at Fairfield U Forum Sparks Debate
Fairfield University hosted a second all male forum on coeducation. Faculty speakers Father Thomas McGrath and professors argued for women’s rights while students pressed for traditional single sex. A March 16 student poll will gauge campus opinion for the administration and Board of Trustees.
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Fairfield University
Thomas McGrath
Robert O'Neil
American Association ofUniversity
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Guarcelto
Sacred Heart
Fairfield
Bridgeport
O'Neil
Boston U
Boston University
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Guarcello
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Connecticut
Kevin McGovern
Board of Trustees
Stag
New York
Goldberg Sees Rocky Road to Peace in Viet Nam
U S Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg said peace in Vietnam looks rocky and difficult, echoing U Thant’s warning that the war may be prolonged and bloody. He noted his 10 day trip covered Japan, South Korea, Nationalist China, the Philippines, South Vietnam and discussions on de escalation. He stressed no one can force peace and urged an end to all violence while leaving open the door for honorable terms.
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Vietnam
U.N
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Thant
Burma
Goldberg
Kennedy Airport
Manila
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Johnson
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South Vietnam to Form Constitutional Government Soon
A high level briefing described expected announcements within ten days on forming a constitutional government in South Vietnam. Thant warned of a prolonged, bloody conflict unless both government and Constituent Assembly agree on a constitutional framework and early national elections. A cease in U.S. bombing north could enable meaningful talks and negotiations.
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U.S
Hijack Ring Breaks Up on Hudson River
FBI roundup on both banks of the Hudson nabbed 23 people from New Jersey and New York in a half million dollar truck hijacking ring. Indictments accuse them of seven hijackings between Oct 7 and Dec 16, with kidnappings and interstate theft. Loot recovered. some drivers were released unharmed. Local police aided in the crackdown. The Atomic Energy Commission announced the first hydrogen bomb test at Eniwetok on Nov 1, 1952.
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New Jersey
Newark
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Jersey City
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Weehawken
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Eniwetok
70 Batteries Stolen From Parked Trailer
Police investigate the theft of 70 Gulf brand car batteries from a parked Jenkins Transportation trailer at 144 Benton Street Stratford. Value estimated between 1200 and 1500 dollars. Trailer had been opened earlier to remove other cargo. batteries not noticed until yesterday. Officers Walter Knablein and Robert Hultgren assigned to the case.
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Jenkins Transportation Company
Benton Street
Stratford
Walter Knablein
Robert Hultgren
Mexico to raze some older hotels after 1968 Olympics
Mexico plans to demolish several older hotels after the 1968 Olympic games end. Officials say the move will clear space for new development and modern facilities while preserving essential heritage where feasible. 프로젝트 plans and timelines are under review by city authorities.
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