Senate Bill Bars Rioters From Federal Employment
The Senate approved a five year federal employment ban for anyone sentenced to a year or more for inciting or taking part in a riot. The bill also debates police lineups confessions and expands wire tapping and firearms controls while widening Safe Streets grants to smaller cities.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Byrd
D-W
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Stephen Young
Dohio
Supreme Court
Young
Kennedy
Man seeks injunction to stop wife nagging in divorce case
A Nashville man asked the court for an injunction to bar his wife from nagging arguing with molesting or interfering with him. The plea was filed Monday in a cross-bill to respond to her divorce suit.
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Nashville
Thunderbird Must Remove Part of New Entry Way
Cedar Rapids board of adjustment orders Thunderbird Lounge owner Sine Kalell to remove part of the new entry way that extends into city right of way. The segment between the original building and the property line may remain. The building permit was revoked for zoning violation though the lounge at 835 Center Point Road NE predates current rules.
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Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment
Sine Kalell
Thunderbird
Kalell
Board of Adjustment
Center Point Road
Diefenbaker Seeks House Seat After Political Return
Former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker announced in Prince Albert that he will campaign again for the House of Commons. The 72 year old Conservative veteran was nominated without opposition in Prince Albert district, where he has served since 1953, and said he would run to strengthen defenses against Quebec separatism.
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Prince Albert
Lester Pearson
Liberals
Robert Stanfield
Nova Scotia
Pearson
Diefenbaker
Quebec
watAman
Frank Gannett Foundation Announces Rochester Institute Office Hours
The Frank Gannett Foundation has announced office hours at the Rochester Institute of Technology to support journalism education and student projects. Details on times and access were provided by the foundation.
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Rochester Institute of Technology
Frank Gannett Foundation
Thant on Southeast Asia peace and neutrality plan
U N Secretary General U Thant urged that the Paris talks on Vietnam yield a Southeast Asia neutralization accord for regional stability. He spoke at the University of Alberta in Edmonton and condemned US bombing of North Vietnam as savage and not a holy war against communism.
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Edmonton
Asia
U.N
U Thant
Paris
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
University of Alberta
U.S
North Vietnam
United States
Negro Scholarships for Printing Study Announced in Rochester
In Rochester New York the AP reports full tuition scholarships are offered to Negro students to study printing. The award aims to train minority workers for the local press and related trades.
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Rochester, N.Y
Birth Control Bid Scrapped After Pawtucket Ultimatum
PAWTUCKET R I AP The Blackstone Valley anti poverty agency cancelled plans for a controversial birth control program after Mayor Robert Burns ordered the program dropped or be ousted from city hall. In a letter he warned the agency would lose its offices if any part of a 12791 grant from the federal government was accepted. After debate the board returned the money by a 20 to 9 vote. The plan was to be run by Planned Parenthood of Rhode Island.
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Pawtucket
Planned Parenthood of
Rhode Island
Five Marchers Injured in Detroit Fracas
About 100 members of the Midwest contingent of the march on Washington clashed with police near Cobo Hall in Detroit. Five marchers were hospitalized with bruises and cuts after mounted police charged a crowd resisting removal of a communications car. Aides led by Ralph Abernathy were dispatched to Detroit to assess the injuries.
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Milwaukee
James Groppi
Groppi
Midwest
Washington
Detroit
Cobo Hall
Abraham Rice
Chicago
Rice
Ralph Abernathy
SCLC
Andrew Young
Hosea Williams
J. T. Johnson
Seek Summer Jobs For Clayton Youths
About 200 police reinforcements arrived as Clayton county youths sought summer work. The crowd swelled then dwindled after marshals and activists guided marchers away from the town hall in McGregor. The program, run by Gary Kempthorne with the county employment office in Dubuque, aims to place youths in summer jobs.
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Mcgregor
Clayton
Clayton County Neighborhood Christian Leadership Conference Center
Town Hall
Marshals
Dubuque
Gary
Kempthorne
Neighborhood center aids youth with job openings
Work can complete any application at the neighborhood center or at Guttenberg Stor mont Elkader Garnaville Mar Mac and MFL schools. When job openings become available the center will fit the youth to the job.
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Guttenberg
Stormont
Elkader
Garnaville
Mar- Mac
MFL
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
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