Virginia Defends Poll Tax as Constitutional
Virginia argues the poll tax is rational and nondiscriminatory and within the state’s sovereign right to set voter qualifications. Richmond attorney George D. Gibson says it is administered without racial discrimination and aims to eliminate illiteracy and protect local election integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Supreme Court
George D. Gibson
Richmond
American Civil Liberties Union
Gibson
Thurgood Marshall
Pan
Britain seeks U.S. aid for military commitments east of Suez
London reports Denis Healey traveled to Washington to request financial and military support from the United States for Britain's commitments east of Suez. Officials in Washington indicated the Johnson administration would approach the aid question cautiously.
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London
Denis Healey
Tahdal
United States
Britain
Suez
Ene Beware
Healey
Washington
Johnson
Jury weighs fate of four in cancer drug trial
In Chicago a seven woman and five man panel deliberates on Dr. Andrew Ivy and three co-defendants charged with fraud and conspiracy in promoting Krebiozen. The trial, supported by 178 witnesses, is described as the longest in federal court history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Andrew C. Ivy
Krebiozen
Julius J. Hoffman
U.S. District Court
Hoffman Sald
Pri
U.S
Ivy
Roosevelt University
Stevan Durovic
Willa Ips
Gener Peete
Bae i
Food and Ie Administration
Lee
Illinois
Honest Abe Sale Set by Corry Merchants
Corry merchants plan a two day Honest Abe Sale on February 11 and 12 as a seasonal finale. Fred Scherzer chairs the event promoting local shopping in the old home town with many stores listing participating names and promotions.
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Abe Lincoln
Corry Retail Committee
Abe
Corry Chhinker of Commerce
Fred Scherzer
Corry
M's
New Worker Editor Named Carl Winter Aged 59
Carl Winter of Detroit has been appointed editor in chief of The Worker the Communist party newspaper. Winter, a 59 year old, previously served a five year prison sentence for conspiracy to advocate violent overthrow of the U S government and joined the Communist party in 1925.
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NEW -Red
New York
Detroit
Communist Party
The
Worker
Carl Winter
U. S
Winter
Savings and Loan Hits New Asset High for Year
The savings and loan association reported total assets of 5 982 015 in 1965 at its annual meeting on North Center street. Dividends totaled 206 842 for 2 987 shareholders, with 299 new savings accounts adding 1 227 200 in deposits and an increase of 379 867. Members reappointed officers and directors, naming Nelson Thompson to the board and electing Keith Henton and Ross Fehlman to terms.
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Acks
Homer Bulard
North Center Street
Nelson Thompson
Thompson Lumber Company
Perry Hovey
Keith Henton
Ross Fehlman
Lloyd Stowe
Horton Davis
Homer 3Ulard
Norberta 5. Cane
Ross G. Fehlman
Wallace W. Hammond
Davis
Stowe
Hammond
Bulard
Fehlman
Thompson
Roy Reed
Answers To Final Exam Stolen At Seton University
A University of Seton office reports exams stolen in a break in Miami Florida. The stolen material includes natural science social science and humanities finals for freshmen. Peddlers sold copies for as much as twenty dollars. Only the natural science content proved valuable.
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Miami
Fla
Seton
I Os
Johnson Pushes Massive Rebuilding of U S Cities
Approximately 50 people attended a briefing on plans for an upcoming YMCA membership drive. The session covered membership costs, packet contents, and general information in the all purpose room. The group included Carl Taylor and John Rossbacher with Mrs T B Kelsey. The next meeting is the February 4 kickoff and all workers should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Carl Taylor
John Rossbacher
Kelsey
Taylor
Johnson proposes $2.3 billion urban renewal plan
President Johnson unveils a six year federal aid program to rebuild American cities on a large scale. The plan calls for housing, reconstruction, social programs, and flexible administration to revitalize center cities and prevent blight.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S
America
Ment Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
State of the Union
Girl Loses Finger In Beaty Junior High Gym Accident
Kathy Jordan daughter of Dr and Mrs James Jordan suffered a finger degloving injury about 1030 am Monday in Beaty Junior High School gym. She was taken to Warren General Hospital after the accident and underwent surgery by Dr Robert G Smith with a prognosis of ready healing. Jordan a top student on Merit Honor Roll advanced mathematics and a band orchestra member contemplated switching instruments after the accident.
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Kathy Yoraan
James Jordan
Beaty Junior High School
Kathy
Warren General Hospital
Robert G. Smith
Kathy Jordan
Besty
Cable TV Regulation Moves Hit Public Debate
Washington and Harrisburg reports detail FCC efforts to learn about CATV systems as lawmakers contemplate possible regulation. Industry groups push for limited controls while broadcasters press for stronger oversight amid growing cable networks.
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Harrisburg
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
E. William Henry
Commission
Congress
CATV
Perfect Tv, Inc
Jerrold Electronics
Perfect TV
Shapp
Se Bostd
Jeera
Jerrold
Pennsylvania
Cable postcard drive stirs local politics in Corry
Local subscribers mail postcards from Corry TV Cable Co to Rep. Joseph Vigorito about cable service. An amusing sidelight arises as a local campaigned group seeks help from Ben Hough Scott of Pennsylvania while avoiding Democratic crossover. Vigorito is a Democrat, Sole a Republican.
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Washington
Community Antenna Television
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Theat
Corry TV Cable Co
Joseph Vigorito
Cpl
al Campasi
Inter
Ben. Hough Scott
Pennsylvania
Vigorito
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Corry Pharmacy
Davis Radio & TV
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the Fair
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Grice Jewelers
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Superior Cleaners
Western Auto Assoc
F. W. Woolworth Co
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Johnston
Wovmy
Langford
Vermont
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Vancouver
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