Powell urged to adopt strict silence after adviser meeting
In Bimini Bahamas Rep Adam Clayton Powell met with civil liberties lawyer William Kuntsler and constitutional expert Herbert Reid who urged a stricter silence plan. They discussed strategies with six other Powell lawyers as scrutiny over his eligibility to resume Congress looms. Powell, who had teased future disclosures, canceled a Rimini press conference and indicated he would run again if needed.
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March Parade Sets Two Records in San Francisco
The Chinatown Chinese New Year parade drew the largest crowd for the Year of the Rain with 247 floats bands and a 125 foot dragon. Traffic director I Thomas Zara estimated about 350 000 spectators. Eleven women were treated for firecracker burns.
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Gaps in Heart Attack Knowledge Highlighted by Doctor
The article discusses the sudden nature of heart attacks and the difficulty in studying deaths on the spot. Dr. Bondurant notes large gaps in knowledge, including early feeding after onset, drug effects, and environmental factors such as temperature humidity and sensory stimuli, all potentially affecting survival.
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Antimissile debate ties to Soviet defense plans
U S officials discuss Soviet anti missile defenses around Moscow and a second system said to be surface to air rather than antimissile Wheeler questions this, noting US shift to missiles and possible ABM under current test ban. Goldwater criticizes Romney and outlines Vietnam stance and Haiphong bombing plans.
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Logan County Constable invokes Fifth Amendment at removal hearing
Logan County Constable Alvis Porter invoked the Fifth Amendment 22 times at a discovery deposition as petitioners seek his removal. Postponements due to ill health and attorney schedules pushed the hearing to Sunday morning. Petitioners allege misconduct, malfeasance and neglect of duty. A two‑week timeline for a further hearing was set by Judge C. C. Chambers. Porter, the Democratic candidate, led the November canvass by about 200 votes but has not yet taken the seat.
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Charleston Gazette: historic notice and subscription details
The Charleston Gazette, an Independent Democratic daily since 1873, outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including in and out of state terms, tax note, and payment details. It notes carriers and distributors are independent contractors and that The Associated Press provides local news for republication.
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Weather Summary for Charleston and Regions
Monday February 27 1967 forecast reports cloudy conditions with rain chances across Charleston West Virginia Kentucky Ohio Virginia and Western Pennsylvania Highs mostly 20s to 40s lows in 30s. Occasional freezing rain possible in parts of Kentucky and western regions. Winds light to moderate with temperatures in 30s to 40s and varying humidity levels.
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U.S. Drops Mines and Bombs Across Vietnam War Zones
U S forces mined river edges and bombed targets in South and North Vietnam amid limited air strikes and naval exchanges. Bombers hit War Zone D near Sai Gon, Qui Nhon, Hue, and Kontum as ground fighting persisted with casualties reported for U S and South Vietnamese troops north of Saigon.
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International Control Commission
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Record Cold Grips East as Deaths Attributed to Exposure
Record low temperatures across the East cause several deaths from exposure in Florida, West Virginia, and Michigan. Officials report two Detroit men found frozen, a 63-year-old Lexington spinster and a son in East, and a man near Leon, West Virginia, all declared dead from exposure. Citrus crops damaged in Florida as readings drop to 49 in Key West and single digits in several Southeastern cities. A warming trend from Texas toward the Plains is expected to reach the Midwest and East later Sunday into Monday.
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Train Derailment Fourth in Same Number of Days
CLARKSBURG AP The fourth Baltimore and Ohio derailment in West Virginia in as many days occurred near Dola on a short line track at 7 10 a m three cars of a 45 car freight jumped the tracks No one was injured in the wreck West of here on the main line Friday the National Limited passenger train derailed killing four persons
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Tax reform plan faces stiff opposition in Senate and House
Key issues face bitter opposition from manufacturers as Senate leaders deem slim chances for passage. The 2.7 percent gross margins tax centerpiece of Purdue economist Papke's reform would tax gross margins revenue. Related corporate net income and revised personal income tax measures await first readings. House opposition cites burden on manufacturers and risk to marginal operations.
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Record Low Temperatures Recede as Warmth Returns in Kanawha Valley
A new low of three above zero was recorded Sunday morning, matching a Feb 26 record, while Saturday's one degree above zero surpassed the 1914 Feb 25 low. The Kanawha Valley thaw began with sunny Sunday afternoon as Kanawha Airport reported 30 degrees and a warmer trend outlook.
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Gas Explosions Level Buildings In Hastings on Hudson
Two gas fed explosions broke a roadway crack in Hastings on Hudson causing fire that destroyed four tenements. One woman died and two men were hospitalized in the aftermath of the blasts and flames that erupted Saturday night.
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