Dynamite probe touches SNCC in Philadelphia apartment
In Philadelphia, three men are held on $50,000 bail and three discharged after a raid on an apartment used by the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. Judge Leo Weinrott sent indictments to the grand jury while noting racial overtones in the high bail decision. James Forman, SNCC director, attended but offered no testimony.
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Philadelphia
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
Leo Weinrott
John W. Jenkins
Winston Ealy
Barry Dawson
Ealy
Weinrott
Eugene Dawkins
Carol West
George Brower
William H. Wolf Jr
SNCC
James Forman
Wolf
Forman
Frank Rizzo
Harry Fox
Rizzo
God
Byrd Blames Inflation on Excessive Government Spending
Sen Harry F Byrd Jr of Virginia argued inflation, a major burden for low income households, results from excessive government spending. He urged postponing or curbing many new federal programs while noting rising debt and interest rates. He defended a $58 billion military bill as essential for national defense, comparing it to WWII military outlays.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D-Va
Byrd
Senate
Virginia
Prisoners Escape Clarke County Jail Using ruse
Two inmates Ashby and Morrison escaped Clarke County jail after overpowering a guard and hiding in the shower. Ashby, 33, of Blue Mountain, faces non support and contempt of court. Morrison, 18, an AWOL soldier from Illinois, is charged with auto theft.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Donald Ray Ashby
Bluemont
Lyle Alfred Morrison
Illinois
Percy Camper
Camper
Ashby
Morrison
Two Disagree With Father Picket Firm
In Gloversville New York two sons of Theron Blodgett and two other workers picketed the Acme Roofing Co outside the office. They demand higher wages paid vacations and holidays and say they will not return to work until their father meets the demands. The firm employs five workers including Blodgett’s two sons. The men earn 2.50 dollars per hour. Blodgett says salaries are higher than city average for skilled workers and notes no paid vacations or holidays or overtime due to seasonal work.
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Gloversville
N.Y
Acme Roofing Co
Theron Blodgett
Blodgett
Ronald
Richard
Tobacco price jumps mark end of season in South Carolina North Carolina
Prices for most flue cured tobacco grades rose as quality improved while primings and nondescripts fell. Auctions showed leaf and smoking leaf gains with several markets reporting blocked sales and high leaf availability.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Charlotte
Valdosta
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues From an Old Page
A dense crossword list presents clues and numeral hints for a variety of entries across subjects. It includes coin, occupations, letters, writers, prefixes, directions, foods, instruments, titles, and geographic terms with scattered abbreviations and thematic notes. The fragment resembles a published puzzle clue set with multiple numbered items and some garbled text.
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Remedy
New healing substance Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H, claims to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Case by case, pain eased and shrinkage observed. patients report piles no longer a problem as the product debuts in suppository and ointment forms.
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New York, N. Y
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Richmond
State Budget Office
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Dublin
Burruss Hall
Virginia Tech
Harwood Construction Co
Newport News
Virginia Associated Research Center
State Corporation Commission
Winn Bus Lines
GO Greyhound
Atlanta
J Ga
the Register
Danville
Harry Caldwell
State Grange
The
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Caldwell
Stabilizations Corp
Alma
Pearson
Quitman
Swainsboro
Thomasville
Waycross
Nashville
Baxley Friay
U.S
Tekerar
R.p.m
Baron Rothschild
Brighton
Tiver
Iceland
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