Residency and contempt questions cloud Powell case
Anonymous observers say Powell's escape from the law rests on nerve and political protection, while experts note Congress must police its own members. Debates focus on his claimed residence, domicile, and whether civil or criminal contempt applies in any court challenge.
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Anonymous
Powell
Congress
Newth University
Graham Hughes
Florida
New York
Caribbean
Harlem
Dr. Hughes
Lassen L. Walsh
Hughes
Money problems dominate NC 1967 General Assembly
North Carolina legislators convene facing money as the central issue with debates likely on spending levels and tax cuts. Other top matters include congressional redistricting liquor laws education reform and potential death penalty abolition. Gov. Moore signals broad tax reduction while the 150 to 200 million general fund surplus looms.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
General Assembly
East Carolina College
Ralph Scott
Alamance
Dallas Alford
Nash
Institute of Government
Dan Moore
Conventions Move Blamed for Liquor Law Rift
Charlotte hotel managers say 16 national and regional conventions moved to Atlanta after the North Carolina Supreme Court ruled brown bagging illegal. Barringer Hotel and White House Inn estimate 1.3 million in losses from cancellations as 6,000 delegates would have visited. City foresees further losses as most convention spending occurs outside hotels.
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Charlotte
Atlanta
North Carolina Supreme Court
Bob Carre
Barringer Hotel
White House Inn
Supreme Court
Hungary's Kadar Wins Re election as Party Chief
Janos Kadar is re elected Hungary's Communist Party chief after urging expansion of relations with the United States. The politburo shrank from 12 to 11 with two aging members dropped and Rezsoe Nyers added. Central Committee secretaries fall from seven to five plus Kadar.
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Hungary
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
United States
Kadar
Ferenc Muen
Central Committee
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Salon of Beauty
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Rezsoe Nyers
Istvan Szirmai
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