Judge Dismisses Powell Suit for Seat Over Jurisdiction
U S District Judge George L Hart Jr dismissed Adam Clayton Powell s suit seeking his congressional seat saying the federal court lacks jurisdiction over House seating decisions An appeal was planned Powell s attorney Herbert Reid said the appeal would be filed promptly Hart cited separation of powers to justify the ruling and endorsed the House defense against Powell s challenge to its membership
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Washington
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart Jr
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
House
Harlem
Herbert Reid
Powell
U.S. Court of Appeals
Reid
Hart
New York
New Unit For Church At Savonburg
Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Evangelical Covenant Church educational unit near Savonburg will follow Sunday services. Construction starts immediately, planned at 1000 square feet with Sunday school rooms youth meeting space restrooms and a pastor study under Lee Kennedy supervision. Calvin Coday chairs the building committee. No completion date set.
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Savonburg
Evangelical Covenant Church
Here
Robert Harse
Lee Kennedy
Calvin Coday
Pre-induction Funds For Kansas Depleted
The Selective Service System in Kansas is temporarily out of money to pay for pre induction physical examinations. Funds remain for induction expenses and there is a sufficient backlog of examined registrants to fill draft quotas for April and May.
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Topeka
Kan
Selective Service
Kansas
Francis Martin
Kansas Plans 300 Million Freeway Bond Proposal
An administration source disclosed talks on a 300 million bond issue to finance Kansas freeways funded by 15 million in highway funds with a time lag before principal payments. No revenue provisions or fund drawdowns are planned, and governors and lawmakers weighed the need for a gasoline tax or higher registration fees to back the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Associated Press
Robert Docking
Daley
House
Ment
Docking
Wichita
William S. Bowers
Rottawa
Ansel Tobias
R-Lyons
Tobias
Israeli and Syrian Air Clash Over Damascus Front
Israeli Mirage jets and Syrian MIG21s fought over the desert frontier near the Sea of Galilee. Both sides claimed two enemy planes shot down. Damascus disputed the counts and described Israeli incursions over Syria. Tank battles preceded the air duel as forces traded fire across the front.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Syria
Damascus
Desert
Sea of Galilee
Oil leak in creek from rupture in old Phillips line
An oil leakage into a creek near Ottawa Kansas was caused by a rupture in an old line being removed. A spokesman for Phillips Petroleum Co. said the rupture created the spill and cleanup was underway.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Ottawa
Kan
Phillips Petroleum Co
Building Edition Ad Highlights Builders and Furnishings
The Building Edition of today’s Tribune presents advertisements from builders suppliers and home furnishings firms. It features financiers servicemen landscaping decorators and other construction industry services. The section includes pictures and stories about building and remodeling to aid readers planning repairs redecorating and furnishing.
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Tribune
Weather update Details of Kansas temperatures and forecast
Partly cloudy and mild tonight and Saturday with a chance of scattered thundershowers. Low tonight 50 to 55, high Saturday middle 70s. Freezing temperatures reported in northwest Kansas early today as a cold air mass moves south eastward.
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Topeka
Kansas
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Wichita
Massed enemy fire prompts shells on Ben Hai bridge area
U S artillery fired 150 pound 175 mm shells into the Ben Hai River bridge area after reports of a large enemy buildup at the border crossing in the DMZ. The attack followed a police post clash and a mass assault on Quang Tri, with Thieu threatening action against Hanoi if North Vietnam continues its attacks.
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Saigon
U.S
Ben Hai River
Demilitarized Zone
Nguyen van Thieu
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Humphrey meets De Gaulle as antiwar protests flare in Paris
In Paris, police clashed with anti-Vietnam demonstrators during Hubert H. Humphrey’s visit after talks with President Charles de Gaulle. Demonstrators shouted anti U S phrases near the Arc de Triomphe and Place de l Etoile while Humphrey laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Earlier in Berlin and at Orly Airport protesters stirred disturbance with eggs, flour and a North Vietnamese flag. U S air strikes near Hanoi and Haiphong and South Vietnamese actions in the DMZ were reported with no major casualties. Premier Ky surveyed damage near the Ben Hai bridge, and Saigon accused North Vietnam of violations prompting possible retaliation.
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Paris
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Charles de Gaulle
Arcs
France
Humphrey
West Berlin
Orly
Vietnam
Haiphong
Waddell
Duncan
Thieu
North
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Works couple named Master Farmers of 1966 in Kansas
George and Mrs. George H. Works of Humboldt are among five Kansas farm couples chosen for Master Farmer Master Farm Homemakers honors for 1966 by Kansas State University and the state chamber of commerce. They will attend a dinner and plaque presentation April 14 at the K-State Student Union.
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George H. Works
Humboldt
Kansas Farm
Kansas State University
Manhattan
University Extension Service
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
K-State
State Chamber
Extension Service
Harold E. Jones
Kansas
Works
Farm Management Assn
Allen County Farm Bureau
County Fair Association
Humboldt Rotary Club
Baker Sentenced in Tax Evasion and Conspiracy Case
Bob Baker former Senate aide received a prison term of one to three years on seven counts including income tax evasion theft and conspiracy. Judge Oliver Gasch ordered concurrent sentences. Baker plans an appeal.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Baker
Oliver Gasch
Powell Wife Seeks 1500 Monthly Support in Puerto Rico
Yvette Diago Powell filed a civil suit in San Juan Superior Court seeking 1500 monthly support from Adam Clayton Powell for herself and their 4 year old son Adam Clayton Powell Diago. Attorneys Reinaldo Paniagua Diez Diez and Gonzalo Daigo Betancourt represent her.
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San Juan
P.R
Adam Clayton Powell
Yvette Diago Powell
Adam Clayton Powell Diago
Powell
San Juan Superior Court
Pathologist Details Stabbing in Speck Trial
A Cook County pathologist testified that one Chicago dorm murder victim Suzanne Farris endured about 18 stab wounds with lengths from a quarter inch to four inches and a neck binding mark. He described Pamela Wilkening’s injuries including a stab wound to the left breast and neck strangulation marks.
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Peoria, Ill
Chicago
Eugene Tapia
Cuba
Cook County
Richard Speck
Tapia
Suzanne Farris
Pamela Wilkening
Conditions Listed By Cordon Novel
Gordon Novel offered to return to New Orleans as a witness for District Attorney Jim Garrison with conditions including immunity from a 1961 burglary charge. He sought private grand jury questioning, immunity from further charges, and public testimony, and requested to return to Ohio after testifying.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gordon Novel
New Orleans
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
Novel
Jerry Weiner
Weiner
Orleans Parish
Garrison
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Dolly
Letha Hawley
Roy Hawley
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Cha
Yours
John Conard
Greensburg
Conard
Kansas City
Galena
Hays
Pittsburg
Quang Tri
HHH
Elysee Palace
Avenue Des Champs Elysee
Place de l’Etoile
Champs Elysee
City
Place de la Concorde
de Gaulle
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ben Hai
International Control Commission
George Workses
Workses
Neosho River
John R. Works
Neosho
Mr. and
Mrs. Works
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