Rights Of Indians Defended By Ervin Amendment
A North Carolina senator proposes a sweeping amendment to protect American Indian constitutional rights alongside all citizens. The 3,000 word package, added to a House bill substitute, aims to address issues raised by Indians in hearings and surveys. Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr says it reflects concerns from witnesses and questionnaires, and seeks to equalize rights in dealings with state federal and tribal officials while noting it is not a final solution.
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JOH Kamps
Associated Press
Washington
North Carolina
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
Subcommittee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Ervin
Congress
West
Millionaires pay large share of income taxes, IRS says
An IRS report shows the 624 individuals earning at least one million dollars in 1965 paid an average tax of 966,838. Some millionaires paid no tax due to foreign tax credits and deductions. Data exclude tax-free bond income and depletion allowances. Long-term gains are taxed at up to 25 percent, yet the average millionaire still paid about 45 percent of AGI in taxes.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Judy Says Glass Of Brandy In Face Ended Her Vacation
Judy claims a confrontation on a flight to London over a gin rummy game led to a flight back to New York. She alleges a glass of brandy was thrown at her by a boss’s wife, while Dawen and Esther witnessed the dispute. The Filibertis describe a heated row on board the plane over the same game.
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Judy
New York
England
Ervin
Ras
London
Filibertis
Filiberti
Family Drinking Policy Urged to Prevent Alcohol Problems
A federally funded study urges national policy to promote drinking in family settings to curb problem drinkers and lower legal drinking age to 18. The 224 page report, backed by a $1 million NIH grant, favors reducing social pressure to drink and endorses changes in American drinking patterns.
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New York
National Council of Churches
National Institute of Mental Health
Cooperative Commission
Court stands by eviction of mother from project
North Carolina Supreme Court upholds eviction of Joyce C. Thorpe from Durham McDougald Terrace public housing. Court rejects HUD directive as non retroactive, notes lease notice and lack of hearing, and says eviction not tied to her Parents' Club election. Justice Higgins stresses evidence over suspicion.
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Spicion
Higgins
Thorpe
HUD
McDougald Terrace
Pation
Laagauanao Amgule Uwe Ue
Durham Housing Authority
Parents’ Club
State Court
Carlyle Higgins
Welch Accuses U S of Financing Both Sides in Vietnam
Raleigh AP Welch founder of the John Birch Society alleges the United States funds both sides in the Vietnam war. He ties U S aid to North Vietnam supporters and claims a global Communist control over U S policy. He criticizes war aims and questions U S capacity to defeat Viet Cong forces.
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Raleigh
John Birch Society
United States
Robert Welch
Chowan County
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Welch
Belmont
Mass
North Carolina
U.S
North Vietnam
Island of Oahu’s Role in Hawaii Declared Key Center
Oahu stands as Hawaii’s third-largest island yet remains its most important and populous. It serves as the financial political cultural and industrial hub and hosts the capital Honolulu.
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Hawaii
Oahu
Honolulu
Revival Services at Calvary Church of the Nazarene
Revival services led by Rev. Joe Bishop of Oklahoma begin Sunday October 8 at Calvary Church of the Nazarene 607 Prospect. They run nightly 7 30 through Sunday October 15. Bishop, a well known camp meeting preacher in the south, invites the public to attend. Ralph H Mattingly, Pastor
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Joe Bishop
Okla
Calvary Church of the Nazarene
Oklahoma
Bishop
South
Ralph H. Mattingly
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