Court Decision Hurts Causes Of Negro Civil Rights
The NAACP warned the Supreme Court that its Georgia picketing ruling imperils its survival and the civil rights movement. The high court let a $25,793 judgment stand, exposing the organization to harassment and damages suits in Savannah Virginia and Philadelphia cases. Justice Douglas dissented, fearing juries might destroy unpopular groups.
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Warren County Head Start gets $29518 grant
The Office of Economic Opportunity awarded Warren County a $29518 Head Start grant to serve four and five year olds from low income families. Starting July 5 at Irvindale and Youngsville Elementary Schools, the eight week program will operate 9 am to 1 pm with seven teachers and about 105 children. Free transportation, snacks, lunches, and medical, dental, and psychological services will be provided with parental consent.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Irvindale
Youngsville
Harold Guthrie
Forest County
Warren- Forest County
Justice. Debate on FBI snooping guidance continues
The discussion centers on whether any overheard conversations by FBI agents yielded leads in the case and if the hearings in U.S. District Court should reveal how such information was obtained. A DOJ spokesman noted that since last July electronic snooping is limited to national security cases with attorney general approval.
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Young Wife Accused Of Murdering Her Husband
In Greensburg Pennsylvania a teenage mother Violet Pedder aged 19 and her boyfriend Larry Arnold aged 18 are jailed on murder charges for the death of David C. Pedder 21 of Jeannette Westmoreland County. Police say Arnold fired five shots, reloaded, and fired five more as Violet Pedder watched. The couple had a four year marriage and a nine month old daughter Renee. The body was found on a farm near Harrison City. A hearing is set for June 3.
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Lewisberry R.D
York County
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Jeannette
Westmoreland County
Joseph Dussia
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Pedder
Dussia
Harrison City
Dussin
Bryn Mawr Trust Names New Vice President
The Marine National Bank of the Second from left is De viven Develin, president of the Bryn Mawr Trust Company, who was named vice president, with G. Edward Cooper, executive vice president, in the scene described.
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Deviven Develin
Bryn Mawr Trust Company
G. Edward Cooper
Juror Says Woman Suspected in Love Triangle Murder
Foust stated Mrs Schmidt did not deliver the stab but viewed her as a conspirator in a love triangle murder. She remains jailed on a preliminary charge of first degree murder awaiting grand jury action.
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Foust
New Nation Troubled as Guyana Gains Independence
Georgetown, British Guiana is poised to become an independent nation at midnight as British Guiana transitions to Guyana. The 83,000 square mile colony faces economic woes, racial strife, neighbor territorial claims, and a sharp political feud between Prime Minister Forbes Burnham and opponents.
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British Guiana
Hemi
British Sulana
Guyana
South America
Forbes Burnham
East Indian Leader Alleges 1964 Fraud in Pre-Independence Call
Cheddi Jayan, Marxist predecessor to a 220000 East Indian population, claims Burnham seized power by force and fraud in 1964 and will use any means to win the upcoming vote due before December 1968. Jangan, head of the People's Progressive party, echoed the charge at a pre-independence news conference amid a 650000 population including 175000 Negroes and other groups.
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Jangan
People’s Progressive Party
Burnham
House Moves Toward Okay Of Minimum Wage Raise
Washington AP reports the House nears passage of a bill to raise the federal minimum wage and expand coverage to about 7.2 million workers including farm workers and hospitality staff. Debate weighs delays to raise top rate to 1970, with support for lifting wages from 1.25 to 1.60 and staged increases. broad amendments seek to exclude farm workers, cannery workers, or tipped staff from coverage or overtime. President Johnson publicly endorses the bill and urges changes in the law.
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House
Glenn Andrews
R-Ala
Alphonzo Bell
R-Calif
William H. Ayres
Rcalif
Education and Labor Committee
Rep
Thomas
G. Morris
D-N.m
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Johnson
Morris
Congress
Miss Penn State 1966 Crowned at Penn State Campus
Linda P. Hunt 20 of Forest Park Pike County was crowned Miss Penn State 1966 at the end of spring week ceremonies. She succeeds Susan M. Smiley of Scranton as the university titleholder.
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Penn State University
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