Katzenbach Named Attorney General in Johnson Poverty War
President Johnson selected Nicholas deBelleville Katzenbach, 43, as attorney general. He vows to balance justice for the poor, expand the Office of Criminal Justice, and push on issues from bail to appeals rights. Katzenbach aims to widen the department beyond prosecution and focus on civil rights and aid for needy defendants.
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Washington
Johnson
Nicholas deBelleville Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Robert F. Kennedy
Office of Criminal Justice
Department
Kennedy
Department of Prosecution
Department of Justice
Nea Large
Eet
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
Robert Kennedy
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Riceville Home Leveled By Flames
In Riceville on Route 77 near Riceville Corners, the Leo Campbell family home burned at about 11 30 a m believed to originate near an overheated furnace. Firemen could not save the six room house. only the family clothes survived. the building was insured.
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Titusville
Leo Campbell
Riceville
Bloomfield
Milton Check
Campbell
Centerville
Route 77
Riceville Corners
Johnson pushes new constitutional amendments on succession
President Johnson urges rapid action on a proposed amendment to handle presidential disability and vice presidential vacancies. Senate Judiciary hearings begin February 9 after a 75 sponsor list and a 65 to 0 Senate approval last September. Johnson also seeks to curb elector independence in presidential elections.
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Johnson
Senate Judiciary
Capitol Jate
House ‘“Judiciary Committee
Senate
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
House
Congress
Brother’s Body in Viet Nam Mystery Deepens
Dawson, searching for his brother's body in Vietnam, travels alone into jungle areas with shovels and a rubber bag to bury or recover remains. He faces distrust from Viet Cong as he perseveres to bring his brother home, even risking his own safety.
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Viet Nam
Dawson
Ater
CTA
Bicycle Crash Fatal To Student at Penn State
James T. Kahl a 20 year old Penn State junior from Emlenton was killed on campus when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Dorothy H Veon a College of Education professor. The incident occurred last night on university grounds.
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University Park
James T. Kahl
Pennsylvania State University
Dorothy H. Veon
College of Education
Kahl
Emlenton
Sparta Firemen Auxiliary elects officers in February meeting
Sparta Firemen Auxiliary held a Tuesday session with 11 members. Louise Brown elected president with Marjorie Kamper as VP and Shirley Bimber secretary. Judy Volpe received a gift. Scouts from Troop 100 reported $28.22 for Teens March of Dimes. Rev. Frank Ross to speak at church services.
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Florence Kinney Spartansburg
Sparta Firemen's Auxiliary
Louise Brown
Evelyn Merkle
Marjorie Kamper
Shirley Bimber
Helen Bennett
Veda Montgomery
Dorothy May
Catherine Winans
Winnie Winans
Flo Kinney
Judy Volpe
James Reed
Spartansburg
St. Thomas Church
Boy Scouts
Troop 100
Hawk Patrol
Panthers
Eagle Patrol
Ricky Albers
Danny Kiffney
Mike Merkle
Cliff Stockton
Reggie Rogers
Mike Cook
Frank Ormsbee
Dave Thomas
Robert McQueen
Dale Mitchell
Duane Berkey
Frank
Ross
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
West Irian
Tom Eastman
Elderkin Hill
Jim Halfast
Borough Line
Frank Platt
William Boythe
County Line
Bob Ormsbee
Sims “Hill
Bloomfield Township
George Long
Britton Run Valley Road
Long's Road
Morris Hardware
Charles McCray
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
William Harrison
Friendly Neighbor Club
Hatchtown
George
Local Club Notes Include Weddings and Hospital Update
Resent and Mrs. Areen Knee attended a birthday dinner. Clarence Nichols and his wedding anniversary were acknowledged by her sister. Mrs. Charlie Obert joined the flower committee. Next meeting at Mrs. Pall Scout’s home on February 60 is noted. Mahan, patient at Hamot Hospital since December 23, is improving. cards may reach him. Mrs. Rose DePrater of St Mary’s visited daughters in Glyndon.
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Resent
Areen Knee
Clarence
Nichols
Charlie Obert
Pall Scout
Iong Mahan
Hamot Hostal
Erie
Rose DePrater
St. Mary's
Grace Dooher
Charlie Rittert
Glyndon
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Pittsburgh
James Lambert
Beechview
Lambert
LBJ
Ane
Preetare
Revere
Eas OY
Diner Cola
Wilson
Bonelesa Cottage Rolls
Hammond Building Supplies
Eagle Street
Mustang
Ford
Cliff Buesink
West Smith Street
Corry,Pa
Journal Daily
Magnavox
Wes
North Canter Street
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