Opposition Pushes Move To Impeach Panama Chief
In Panama the opposition with a 90 12 majority pushes impeachment of President Robles over political activity while a 10 day deadline looms for a committee report. 2 000 protesters outside the assembly demand the president’s ouster as a compromise to name a nonpolitical cabinet fails.
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Panama
Luis Noli
Clar
Da'di Samudio
Samudio
Robles
Cabiinet
Assembly
Carga3
Bles
Max Delvalle
Wnd
National Guard
New Rate Hearing Planned On Liability Insurance
North Carolina State Insurance Commissioner Ed Lanier plans a new hearing on a proposed 16.5 percent auto insurance rate increase after a Superior Court ruling. Judge A Pilston Godwin held Lanier must determine rate adequacy and set rates that are reasonable and not unfairly discriminatory. The Rate Office had found no need for a hike, and the judge said Lanier erred by denying the filing.
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Raleigh
Ed Lanier
North Carolina
Lanier
Superior Court
A. Pilston Godwin
Godwin
N. C. Automobile Rate Office
Johnson seeks drug price clampdown and birth control access
President Johnson urges a government program to curb drug prices and expand birth control options. He proposes a $25 million increase to reach three million low income women, aiming to lower the infant mortality rate from 22.1 per 1000 under one.
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Washington
Johnson
Son
Old-Time Bank Robber Held In Bank Burglary
A member of the Newton gang tied to the 1920s mail train robbery near Rondout Illinois on June 12 1924 with a haul estimated at 2 million dollars remains at large after an auto escape. The robbers targeted a Milwaukee rail road mail train and operated from Texas to Illinois with other gang members identified by aliases or nicknames.
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Newton
Rondout, Ill
Chicago
One Word Fails Embezzlement Scheme Indicted
Five men allegedly cooked up an international embezzlement scheme to steal nearly $12 million from Chase Manhattan Bank. A federal grand jury indicted them on conspiracy charges. U S Attorney said the scheme came within one word of success due to a fraudulent cable using dollars instead of francs.
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New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
U. S
Nasser Drops Charges U S Aided Israel
Nasser indicated in a Look magazine interview that U S aid to Israel during last June’s Middle East war influenced him to consider withdrawal of charges. State Department officials said withdrawal would be a precondition for renewed relations, though no clear decision followed.
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Aneen’ Bee
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.S
Israel
Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Look Magazine
Nasser
State Department
ABA Press Rules Ignite Debate Over Media Access
The American Bar Association approved the Reardon Report restricting information in criminal cases, drawing sharp opposition from editors like Sam Ragan who call it prior restraint. Judges, lawyers, and police officials warn the measure could muzzle the press and threaten public access to court actions.
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American Bar Association
Sam Ragan
Raeigh News and Observer-Times
ABA
Chicago
Reardon
Ragan
House of Delegates
Sheriff
Police
FBI
Elizabeth City
J. Kenyon Wilson
Letio Acc
Benjamin Miles
Greensboro
Cov
Miles
Judge Blocks Move To Keep Reporters Out Of Hearing
U S District Judge Casey Wright in Wilmington weighs press access at a pretrial hearing amid the Reardon report. The decision would restrict pretrial disclosures by lawyers and police, with potential contempt risk for newspapers.
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Wilmington
Del
American Bar Association
Reardon
U.S
Casey M. Wright
Wright
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