Kennedy challenges Hoover to publish FBI eavesdropping file
Senator Robert Kennedy urged FBI Director J Edgar Hoover to publish his entire file on who authorized electronic eavesdropping during Kennedy’s tenure as attorney general. The dispute followed Hoover’s letter asserting Kennedy knew of wiretapping, with Kennedy denying it and demanding full disclosure of the files.
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Celler proposes Powell step aside during probe
Rep. Emanuel Celler urged an investigation into Harlem Democrat Adam Clayton Powell calling him a bone in the throat of congress. He proposed Powell stand aside during a committee inquiry and said expulsion would be too drastic. Celler noted Powell’s convictions and civil contempt cases tied to a 164000 libel judgment, while denying removal would end his career.
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Racial Prejudice Forcing Episcopal Minister From Parish
The Rev. E. Marshall Bevins resigned as rector of St. Mark's near Honey Brook and St. Mary's near Warwick after months of harassment over his racial views. He cited anonymous calls, crank letters, and being run off the road three times as factors. Bishop Robert L. Dewitt of Pennsylvania's diocese has supported civil rights efforts.
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Traer Lions sponsor two light contests this year
The Traer Lions club begins its home lighting and store window decoration contests continuing a 30 year tradition. Home contest judges are Willard Erickson Earl E Griffith and Robert Clark who will award a trophy for first place. Last year more than 125 houses displayed decorations. The store window committee features Don Gates Leiland Whannel and Elmer Taylor.
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Oldest Woman Journalist Dies in Atlanta at 84
Mrs. John Bryan, once honored in 1960 as the nation's oldest active woman journalist, died in Atlanta Sunday at the age of 84. The Talbotton born writer worked for decades in journalism and was celebrated for pioneering women in the field.
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GM chief forecasts strong 1967 for auto industry
Frederic Donner of General Motors predicted 1967 total vehicle sales could exceed 10.25 million, potentially ranking among the best years. He cited favorable economic trends, controlled defense spending, and ongoing auto industry price and safety competition as drivers of a robust year.
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Briggs Missing and Feared Dead in Color TV Segment
The Felony Squad reports Briggs is unaccounted for with fears of death. A Monday night 8:00 broadcast on Channel 9 in Color outlines the case and ongoing search efforts.
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Formosa Population Seen Passing 13 Million Next Feb
Taipei AP reports Formosa population is growing and will exceed 13 million in February under current trends. The forecast highlights rapid demographic expansion and implications for resources and planning.
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