Probers Hear Sketchy Account Of Baker Party in New Orleans
Senate investigators heard a sketchy account of Bobby Baker taking two young women to New Orleans for several days of partying. The testimony referenced a mortgage banker named Aguirre and a Puerto Rican witness who refused to testify, citing Fifth Amendment rights.
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Baker
New Orleans
Gardner L. Bridge
Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Samuel J. Scott
Paul Aguirre
San Juan
Myron G. Ehrich
Matthew H. McCloskey
Philadelphia
McCloskey
Aguirre
Ask
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Ehrlich
Scott
Puerto Rico
Ellen Rometseh
No Hope In Nuclear Attack Sunday Feature
Experts warn no fully effective defense against nuclear attack with shelter programs deemed inadequate and civil defense funds shrinking. The Sunday section also includes a Kanawha County Merit Scholars profile, editor views on MLK Hoover dispute, and photo-essay on Slaughter Creek mining in the general news.
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Kanawha County
Sunday Gazette Mail
Slaughter Creek
Two Chinas In U N Hit By Peking
In Hong Kong Communist China said it would refuse any UN association until Nationalist China is expelled from all UN bodies. Peking rejected seating before Taiwan reps are removed, delaying General Assembly action while keeping Security Council seats intact.
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Seymour Topping
New York Times Co
Hong Kong
China
United Nations
Peking
General Assembly
Taiwan
Jenmin
Jih Pao
Theji General Assembly
Gen- Yepa
Security Council
Dallas
Neshoba County
New York City
Martin Luther King
Johnson approves equality rules under civil rights law
President Johnson issued the regulations requiring federal aid recipients to comply with the Civil Rights Act ban on racial discrimination. The rules cover agencies including Agriculture Interior Labor Welfare Housing and Urban Development GSA and NSF and will take effect in 20 days. They require written pledges to comply, notice to complainants, access to records, and advance 30 day notification to Congress before any aid denial.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Washington —i
Johnson
White House
Federal Register
Natron
Departments of Agriculture, Interior, Labor and Welfare
Housing and Home Finance Agency
General Services Administration
National Science Foundation
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Congress
House
Senate
Pope Urges Halting Arm Race for Aid to Poor
Pope Paul VI in a special message to the world urged nations to curb the armaments race and redirect resources to fraternal aid for developing countries. He spoke in Bombay on the eve of returning to Rome after a three day stay, calling for funds to address nutrition clothing shelter and medical care.
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New York Times Co
Bombay
India
Paul VI
Rome
21 Arrested In Miss Case Free On Bond
Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Chief Deputy Cecil Price among 21 men rounded up in three Mississippi FBI raids tied to civil rights workers killings near Philadelphia. Most released on 5 000 bonds for preliminary hearings as cases proceed. preacher Jana Killen among those charged.
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U.S
Esther Carter
Meridian
Miss
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Don McKee
FBI
Ath Ali Ben
Bernard L. Akin
Earl B. Akin
Wayne Roberts
Sheriff Rainey
Laurel Weir
Philadelphia
Man's brush with police ends in multiple charges
In Edmonton Alberta Owen Saul faced a series of charges after a jaywalking ticket led to a confrontation. He tore up the ticket and littered, then allegedly assaulted a policeman. At the station police added a charge of possessing sweepstakes tickets, with total fines of 67 dollars.
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Edmonton
Alta
Owen Saul
Saul
GOP Governors Split Over Burch Ouster At Closed Session
In Denver a group of 17 governors and governors-elect debated leadership reforms and a potential call to oust national chair Dean Burch. YAF protests outside pressed for a tougher stance on extremism and civil rights, while many governors favored a middle-ground platform.
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Harry Kelly
Denver
Cana
Young Americans For Freedom
Romney
Yaf
Burch
GOP
Dean Burch
Manila
Southna Sea
U. S. Navy
William Seran
U.S. Subic Bay Naval Base
Cubi Point Naval Air Station
Subic Bay
Patrol Squadron 9
Okinawa
Seventh Fleet
Congo Rebel Arms Flow Reported Through Khartoum Airport
Khartoum airport officials reported a surge of arms shipments over two days, with eight Soviet AMI12 transports and several Ghanaian Algerian and UAR aircraft allegedly delivering weapons to Congolese rebels. Weapons were moved from a Ghana Airways Comet into a UAR transport, amid speculation Juba base supports rebel operations. Sudanese authorities noted the traffic signals East Africa's rebel supply hub, while the foreign minister denied intentions of using Sudan for such activity.
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Khartoum
Sudan
United Arab Republic
Ghana Airways
Juba
Equatioria
Moise Tshombe
Mohammed Ahmed Mahgoub
Philadelphia Faces Fallout After Civil Rights Slayings
In Philadelphia Mississippi, residents react to the FBI arrests of 21 people tied to the 1964 killings of three civil rights workers. Townsfolk express fear, demand justice, and fear a broader civil conflict as discussions unfold in cafes and with ministers. Local leaders urge calm while many doubt the arrests will heal a deeply divided community.
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Mike Smith
Cous
Philadelphia
Miss
Neshoba
FBI
Mississippi
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