Redistricting Plan Sent To Legislators
Charlotte AP Rep Charles Jonas and Basil Whitener would share a district under Arthur Goodman plan. Goodman, a freshman, sent copies of his redistricting proposal to fellow legislators and urged a population based reapportionment of both House and Senate. His plan would move incumbents into new districts and keep House at 120 with districts ranging 34,889 to 42,270 in population.
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Goodman
Congressional
Horace Kornegay
DN. C
Ralph Scott
D-N. C
State Senate
Probe Of Klan Delayed By HARRY KELLY
Washington AP The House Un American Activities Committee called off the morning session of its Klan inquiry awaiting testimony from men arrested in the Lemuel Penn case. A committee spokesman cited lack of quorum while another source cited a letter from Attorney General Katzenbach urging limits to avoid prejudicing Supreme Court litigation. Penn, a Washington Negro and Army Reserve Lt Col, was killed July 11 1964 in Georgia. Six white men charged in federal indictments for conspiring to injure Penn were later dropped. A separate firebombing protest outside the United Nations occurred as pacifist Roger LaPorte, 22, set himself ablaze. He survived with severe burns. authorities seek reinstatement of indictments in the Penn case and related Mississippi civil rights killings.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Committee On Un-American Activities
Ru Ld Klan
Lemuel Penn
Atty
Nicholas Kateenbach
Penn
Supreme Court
Washington
Army Reserve
Georgia
FBL
NEW York
Viet Nam
United Nations
Roger A. LaPorte
Hife
Bellej
Oue
LaPorté
Minas
Porte
U.N. Knights
Georgia Klan
Calvin F. Craig
Craig
LaPorte
U.N
Henry Okai
Okai
Benjamin King
Paratroopers Clash In D Zone Kill 391 Viet Cong
U S paratroopers in the D Zone north of Saigon reported heavy fighting that left about 391 Communist troops dead. The clash involved air strikes, artillery, and rifle fire as U S forces pressed a multi-day operation near an abandoned village.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
D Zone
Lord Airborne Brigade
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Guampa
Mekong Delta
Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
U.S. Army
161St
Screaming Eagles
Qui Nhon
18Th Airborne Brigade
17 Year Olds Banned From Viet Nam
Washington AP reports Secretary of Defense McNamara ordered that 17 year olds be forbidden from overseas duty in South Vietnam effective immediately while sea duty off Vietnam remains allowed. The minimum age for South Viet Nam service becomes 18. Fewer than 1 percent of the 148,380 Americans in Vietnam are 17. The action aims to uniform service policy and reflect that 17 year olds are not subject to Selective Service until 18.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Pentagon
McNamara
Ike Suffers Possible Mild Heart Seizure
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 75, was hospitalized at Ft Gordon with chest pains after a night of possible mild heart attack symptoms. Dr. Mattingly said it may take up to 36 hours to confirm. condition described as very satisfactory. Eisenhower remained in bed under oxygen, with his wife and son at his side as physicians monitor his status.
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FT. Gordon
Mailingly
Ft. Gordon Army Hospital
Mattingly
Eisenhower
Washington
Army
John
Pennsylvania
Louis Batley
Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
William W. Cox
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ga. Army Hospital
Five Thrown Clear Crash Of Airliner Takes Lives 58
A Boeing 727 jet crashed near a wooded hillside one and a half miles from Cincinnati airport during a thunderstorm, killing 58 of 62 aboard. Five were thrown clear, one died later, four survived, with one in critical condition. Survivors include Elmer Weekley and Toni Ketchell among others. ten Civil Aeronautics Board investigators arrived to probe the crash.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
American Airlines
Cincinnati
William Wilkerson
Kentucky
Civil Aeronautics Board
New York City
Ralph Sprague
Gilbert Dalwick
J. P. Dalwick
Dolwick
Elmer Weekley
Saratoga
Calif
Toni Ketchell
West Monroe
Canadian Vote Solves Nothing
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson failed to win a majority in the Canadian House of Commons in a $16 million election. Liberals kept power with 199 seats, Dieffenbaker Conservatives rose to 99, while the New Democrats gained to 21. Domination by small parties dwindled. coalition talk and potential presiding changes surfaced amid voter weariness after five elections in eight years.
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Ben Bassett
Toronto
Lester B. Pearson
House of Commons
Pearson
Canada
Liberals
John G. Diefenbaker
Conservative
Diefenbaker
New Democrats
Social Credit
Paul Martin
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William Haywood Jacks
United Nations General Assembly
Bellevue Hospital
Man Burns
L. H. Fountain
Harold Cooley
Alton Lennon
Tih
David Henderson
Ike
IEE
Ft. Gorden
Israel Horowitz
Closter
N. J
Decca Record Co
Norman Spector
Valley Stream
Bechtel Associates
Miss Ketchell
John C. Waterling
Greater Cincinnati
Astrojet
John J. Waterling
Wirephore
Toni F. Ketchell
E. C. Weekly
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