237 Draft Protesters Arrested at Oakland
U.S. marshals arrested at least 30 demonstrators in Oakland for not carrying draft cards as crowds blocked the induction center. Joan Baez Kay Boyle and others were among those held. total Oakland arrests reach 237. Prosecutors will review wilfulness before prosecutions.
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Oakland
Calif
U.S
Joan Baez
Kay Boyle
Miss Baez
Cecil Poole
Poole
FBI
Trevelyni Blazzard
Auto Production By Firms Listed
Automotive News reports last week and year to date 1967 production by makes, comparing with the prior year. The summary notes nationwide output totals and changes across multiple auto brands.
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Detroit
Automotive News
Gerks Honored For Ten Years As Cedar Rapids Weather Observer
Irwin H. Gerks of 2725 Meadowbreak Drive SE received the United States Service Award for a decade of volunteer weather observation in Cedar Rapids. His home data aid agriculture commerce transport and industry. The award was presented for the Weather Bureau by Dr. Robert White and George P. Cressman.
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Irwin H. Gerks
Meadowbreak Drive
United States Service
Cedar Rapids
Gerks
United States
Robert White
Environmental Science Services Administration
U.S. Weather Bureau
George P. Cressman
Critic John Gardiner Dies in Windsor
John Gardiner longtime music and drama critic for the Windsor Star died Saturday after a long illness in Windsor Ontario AP report notes his contributions to arts coverage and local culture lasting impact on readers and theatre community
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Windsor, Ont
John Gardiner
The
Windsor Star
Southern Changes Will Aid Civil Rights Effort
HEW official Peter Libassi says new desegregation policy changes will make civil rights enforcement more orderly and certain. The plan allows possible mid year federal funding cuts if districts lack compliance after March 1 notice and a hearing before September 1, primarily affecting Southern districts but extending to Northern cities next year.
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Washington
Peter Libassi
Office For Civil Rights
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Libassi
John Gardner
South
Suit Over LBJ Stay Tossed Out by Supreme Court
Anthony Scherer of Des Plaines argued a $100000 trespass suit against the federal government after President Johnson stayed in a nearby motel on Oct 7 1964. The Justice Department told him he could remain at home if he surrendered weapons including rifles a machine gun and a cannon capable of penetrating concrete walls.
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Washington
Illinois
Johnson
Supreme Court
Anthony Scherer
Des Plaines
Justice Department
Scherer
Administration officials warn minor impact of Russell amendment
Officials fear the Russell amendment barely limits the Education Department’s flexibility and weakens the education bill only slightly. Libassi commented uncertainty over the measure’s seriousness as new procedures were introduced.
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Dutes
Russell
Aidh Department
Libassi
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