Kennedy Wife Faces $30,000 Suit Over Rescue Horse
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy, 38, stands in Fairfax Circuit Court amid allegations by horse breeder Nicholas N. Zemo of Washington DC that she directed her groom to move and withhold a starved yearling named Pando to her McLean home, while her team says she acted to save the horse and notified animal welfare authorities.
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Robert FP. Kennedy
New York
Nicholas N. Zema
Washington, D.C
Powell rally draws thousands as Powell faces backlash
Ben McCormack urged Powell to address the Jibel judgment while critics accuse him of racial motives. Despite opposition, more than 9,000 supporters gathered at Washington's Metropolitan Baptist Church, with civil rights leaders praising him and framing the struggle as a broader attack on African Americans.
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Powell
Washington
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Percy Sutton
New York City
Manhattan
Sutton
Adam Powell
Congress Opens With Caucuses and Powell Fight
The 90th Congress begins with party caucuses in Washington as Democrats and Republicans seek unity on key issues including Rep. Adam Clayton Powell's seat. A busy first day leads to Johnson's State of the Union, while Senate liberals push to ease the filibuster and debates over Vietnam, defense, Social Security, and the debt limit begin.
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House
Johnson
Senate
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
90Th Congress. Sen
J.W. Fulbright
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
More U.S. GIs In Vietnam Than Were In Korea
Pentagon figures show at least 473000 Americans in South Vietnam or nearby support, surpassing Korea’s peak 472000. About 390000 fighting in Vietnam: 245000 Army, 23000 Navy, 68000 Marines, 34000 Air Force, plus 50000 on the 7th Fleet and 25000 in Thailand, 6000 on Guam. Earlier landmark in October when Vietnam forces reached 28000, then rose by over 60000. Minnesota apartment residents faced a weekend snowstorm as a teen group pushed a car to a liquor store for supplies amid the season’s first big snow.
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U.S
Pentagon
South Vietnam
U. S
Korea
United States
Vietnam
Marine Corps
Thailand
Guam
Okinawa
Philippines
Japan
Minneapolis, Minn
Bloomington
Minnesota
Red China Purge Causes Widespread Chaos Across Cities
Tokyo dispatches report Mao purge sparking chaos in Red China with Shanghai strikes and street fighting, Nanking held by anti-Mao forces, and over a million considered caught in killings and uprisings. Reports say Tao Chu followers mass near Nanking.
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Mao Tse- King
China
Shanghai
Nanking
Tao Chu
Peking
Hed
Mao
Cultural Revolution Committee
Liu Chihchien
Wang Jenchung
Communist South Central Bureau
Chang Ping-hua
Pick Jurors For Baker Trial In D.C. Courtroom
Washington AP says Bob Baker, 38, former Senate secretary to Democrats, faces trial on income tax evasion larceny and conspiracy charges. Jury selection from 200 plus called as courtroom set aside. defense to argue eavesdropping breached privacy though not core to indictment. Baker’s rise from Pickens, D.C., to Senate insider linked to vending machines, real estate and motel interests.
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Bobby Baker
Baker
Senate Democrats
Senate
Viches
Edward Bennett Williams
Las Vegas
Miami
U.S. Dist
Oliver Gasch
Williams
U. S
Gaseh
Pickens
D.C
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tragedy After Car Vanishes On Snowy Bridge Dive
Investigators found no county kept track of the missing car for over four days after Mrs. Rutherford, 41, left home with her children for a Columbus shopping trip. Authorities theorize the snow covered bridge over the reservoir caused a skid that sent the car through a guard rail into the water, killing Mrs Rutherford, her 18 year old daughter Delores, and twins Karen and Sharon, ages 20 months and 10 months.
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Delores
Karen
Sharon Rutherford
Teenager Killed Four Hurt In Silver Creek Crash
The first 1967 traffic fatality in Chautauqua County occurred when Linda Hornburg, 19, of Silver Creek, died from internal injuries after an early morning Route 20 crash. Four others including Shellie Kuziora, Thomas Seegert, Claire Keating, and Morris Galpirin were injured with varying skull and chest injuries, a punctured lung, facial lacerations, and broken ribs. Seegert remained in critical condition.
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N. Y
Chautauqua County
Linda Hornburg
Lakeshore Inter - Community
Sheridan
Shellie Kuziora
Thomas Seegert
Claire Keating
Nanuet
Fredonia State College
Morris Galpirin
Bul-l Talo
Hold Rites For Mrs. G. Cady
Mrs Grace Cadye Cady was honored in a 2 p m service at Clymer Hill Reformed Church in Clymer with Rev Robert Shaver officiating and burial in Holland Cemetery. Singers and organ accompanied the service. bearers included TenPas, Cady, and Skellie relatives. Nearby attendees listed. weathered notes about Rutherford divers and missing children Bertie Marie and Mary Jane, later body of Stephen Rutherford recovered, search to resume in near freezing water.
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Eérvices
Clymer Hill
Clymer
Grace-Cadye
Robert Shaver
Holland Cemetery
Lloyd Einink
Robert Seblink
Marvin Schruers
Clyde
Harold
Walter TenPas
Howard
Merle Cady
Edward Skellie
Donald Cady
Cynthia Cady
Cortland
N.Y
Lynn
Clifford Cady
Tucson
Ariz
Leonard Huthman
Rahway
N.J
Wallace Cady
Towanda
Elsa
Teresa Rutherford
Franklin school dismissal ends race discrimination case
The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission announced dismissal of discrimination charges against the Franklin Area School District and Superintendent Dr Charles E Hir. The commission ruled the district did not violate the Human Relations Act in firing Joseph Felder a Negro custodian. Two white custodians were dismissed for similar reasons. Felder had 14 years service and could have received a warning before discharge. The hearing commissioners noted possible Code violations but found no racial discrimination.
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Franklin
Franklin Area
Charles E. Hirthey
Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
Joseph Felder
Felder
Hirshey
Farmers Can Expect Higher Milk Prices in 1967
In the New York New Jersey milkshed dairy farmers will see about seven percent higher uniform prices in the first half of 1967 versus 1966. Administrator A J Pollard said the average uniform farm price to farmers will be 4.70 dollars per hundredweight from January to June, with fluid prices averaging 5.54 dollars per hundredweight, about 12 cents higher than last year. The rise should be strongest early in the year and taper to a smaller gain by June.
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New York
New York-New Jersey
A. J. Pollard
Pollard
Railroads challenge protective conditions in Penn Central case
The other railroads involved attack the protective conditions from a different angle. They claim the conditions would create a community of interest between the three lines and the Penn Central, diverting freight traffic away from them. The railroads named are Baltimore & Ohio Chesapeake te Ohio Norfolk & Western Reading Jersey Central Western Maryland and Chicago & Eastern Illinois.
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Penn-Central
Baltimore & Ohio-Chesapeake
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