House Votes End to Death Punishment
House debates abolishing capital punishment with a 74-22 vote on a motion to kill the measure. The resolution requires 87 votes for adoption on final passage, with the bill returning Tuesday after Friday’s amendment. The session notes indicate partisan divisions and scheduled 2 pm meeting Monday in Kanawha County West Virginia.
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NAACP Delays March Over Segregation Policy Clash
President C Anderson Davis of the state NAACP and national HQ officials weigh in as Assistant National Executive Director John A Morsell says segregation in a Christian institution is inexcus able. The postponed march involves 70 to 100 expected demonstrators with a parade permit granted under a fixed route. Local NAACP college units cite inaction and pending negotiations as reasons for the delay and urge Mercer County citizens to respond in good faith amid recent desegregation and racial tension in Mercer County facilities. Police prepare for possible incidents as actions unfold.
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Javits weighs run for New York City mayor
Washington report says Sen. Jacob Javits weighing possible move from Senate to City Hall. He had planned not to oppose Wagner’s bid but reconsidered amid Paris protests and U.S. policy debates. Javits has not decided, weighing arguments for a campaign.
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Red Chinese Shaking Fist at U.S.
Analysts compare current Chinese campaign to past mobilizations and note its aims to magnify consequences of intervention. The piece cites Hsinhua figures, rallies in Peking, and statements by Peng Chen and Chou En lai while contrasting with Korean War diplomacy.
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Paint Hurled at Russ Mission in New York
Two men described as opponents of communism threw a paint bomb at the Soviet mission to the United Nations HQ in New York. Sergio Mauri, 27, from Weehawken, New Jersey, and Andres Sar-Alvarez, 44, of West New York, New Jersey, admitted meeting in a New Jersey bar and planning the act. A policeman stopped further throws after one jar.
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Godel seeks Viet Nam evidence in defense case
William H. Godel one of three ex Defense Department officials charged with embezzlement is allowed to travel to South Viet Nam to obtain affidavits from Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh and others supporting his claim that funds were spent only on authorized Viet Nam projects. The permission came from U.S. District Court Judge Oren R. Lewis after Godel testified his belief in the Vietnamese officials’ affidavits.
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Gas Quells Political Riot in Kuala Lumpur
Police fired tear gas to disperse a protest by left wing Socialist Front supporters in central Kuala Lumpur. About 250 gathered before the Socialist Front headquarters on Tanku Abdul Rahman Road, some firing red flags and posters as a signal, riot police responded with tear gas, no casualties reported.
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Crisis Narrows In Indo China Fronts Voices Support Unity
Democratic Peoples Republic leaders insist on curbing aggressors and stopping hostilities in Indo China. Kosygin calls the Communist bloc a formidable anti imperialist force and stresses united fronts and mutual reliance. He cites Khrushchev's ouster and plenums as paving the way for collective reason and socialist democracy.
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Ex-St Albans Councilman Enters Race
A former St. Albans councilman A H Bud Erwin filed as a candidate for the Sixth Ward seat he previously held. The Putnam County native and Carbide plant technician lives at 2510 Monroe Ave and has long served in local civic groups.
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Trail Club Plans Favorite Hike to Washboard Falls
Kanawha Trail Club will visit Devil's Tea Table and Washboard Falls on Sunday. They meet at 1 30 p m at Broad Street and Kanawha Boulevard, car pool to Chestnut Street South Charleston, hike to Washboard Falls, Twin Oaks, Tea Table boulder, Trace Fork to the state police barracks. Buzz Evans will lead the hike.
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British Chief Urges UN Role in Viet Nam Talks
Thant urged dialogue between principal parties to shift the Viet Nam conflict from combat to conference table. He cited North Viet Nam and Communist China as outside UN membership and urged urgent, wide discussions leading to formal talks. France and India pressed Genoa table talks, as Thant met with French Ambassador Seydoux on Viet Nam.
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Crowson Defends Clergy Role in Legislation Debate
The Rev. L E Crowson replies to Rev Don Smith on clergy influence in lawmaking. Crowson asserts ministers do not legislate for lawmakers, outlines his advocacy process, cites voting patterns, and defends clergymen as free citizens with rights and responsibilities in public affairs.
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Choir Plans Concert At Metropolitan Baptist Church
The Mount Olivet Young Adult Choir will present a concert at 3 p.m. Sunday at Liberty Baptist Church located at 1343 Lewis. The meeting will be held earlier that day at Metropolitan Baptist Church at Court and Donnally streets.
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Diplomatic Top Posts Fill Three of State's Senior Roles
The State Department fills three senior posts with career diplomats. Mann becomes assistant secretary, Harriman moves to another role after serving as ambassador and secretary of commerce, Vaughn named assistant secretary for Latin America. Thompson holds deputy undersecretary post temporarily.
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Tug Collin Star Sinks Off South Africa Coast
The 232 ton tug Collin Star sank Friday off the South African coast, drowning five or six crewmen. It was aiding a barge pontoon to avoid grounding in heavy seas about 50 miles south of Walvis Bay.
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