Riot Commission Urges Congress Multibillion Dollar Controls
Washington AP reports members of the President's Commission on Civil Disorders join major city mayors in pressuring Congress for prompt multibillion-dollar measures to curb racial unrest. The panel’s 250,000-word urban violence analysis calls for higher taxes if needed and outlines proposals in employment, education, housing, and welfare amid a fiscal squeeze on lawmakers.
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Washington
President's Commission On Civil Disorders
Congress
Commission
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Johnson
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Mahon
John V. Lindsay
New York
I-member
Lindsay
Edward W. Brook
R-Mass
NBC
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Fred R. Harris
Senate
Oklahoma
Harris
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
Newsman Sues Publishers For Libel
A former Philadelphia newsman, 52, Harry J. Karafin, sue s Triangle Publishing and Time and Newsweek for 25 million dollars in libel damages. The Inquirer veteran, dismissed in 1967, alleges willful malice and false statements damaged his name amid 104 counts in a grand jury case for blackmail and extortion with partner Joseph Ball. The suits seek 10 million from Triangle and 5 million from each magazine.
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Philadelphia
Harry J. Karafin
Philadelphia Inquirer
Triangle Publishing, Inc
The
Inquirer
Philadelphia Magazine
Common Pleas
Time
Newsweek Magazines
U.S
Triangle
Foster R. Herman
New Bedford
Mass
Benjamin Paul
Karafin
Joseph B. Ball
Common Pleas Court
Kinney Family Letter on Weekend and Teacher Strike Fears
Evelyn Merkle notes mothers face fatigue from repeated questions about parenting after a long weekend with yesterday off. She hopes teachers do not choose to strike for an extended period, sharing a cautious outlook from Mr and Mrs Craig Kinney.
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Evelyn Merkle
Craig Kinney
Alumni Meeting Aims for Spring Banquet at Local Church
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Georgia Kinney and related visits were reported. Roger Drakes have returned home from two weeks in the sunny south. An alumni meeting led by President Charles VanTassel is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Home E room to plan the spring banquet. The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Young People held a Grange Hall social with about 20 teens, led by Rev. Joseph Arthur, who also concluded church meetings Sunday evening.
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Findley Lake
Georgia Kinney
George Newton
Larry Meehan
Erie
Lela Brown
Roger Drakes
Southland
Charles VanTassel
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Grange Hall
Joseph Arthur
Arthur
Jamestown church gift to city funds growth
A $1,000 check from First Presbyterian Church was presented to Jamestown City Council by Rev. John J. Schmidt. Council President Frederick J. Anderson said the gift had no strings, with no specific use planned and likely to be placed in the general fund for the city's growth and development.
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Jamestown
First Presbyterian Church
John J. Schmidt
Shields brothers linked to multiple bad-check schemes
Corry police questioned the Shields brothers over alleged capers including a Tony's Tavern job. He admitted Paul Shields was along on the Corry job and faces charges for three bad checks drawn on Corry Union City and Warren banks. Hearings scheduled. investigators suspect other participants.
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Tony
City Debate Over Refuse Service Ends In Request To Act
Johnson consulted Superior repeatedly about Swanson's case but received only promises of contact with no action. Rozelle said Swanson must file legal action himself, while Downey urged appealing to the company's president. Meanwhile, Swanson's $83 worth of books and customers turned to television.
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Johnson
Superior
Swanson
Douglas Rozelle
Jack Downey
John Brown
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