Kivett Named Resident Judge in 28th District
Gov. Scott named Charles Kivett of Greensboro as one of three resident Superior Court judges for Guilford County. The 42 year old solicitor for Guilford and Davidson counties will replace Eugene Shaw who retires this weekend. Kivett and his former solicitor term expire Jan 1 1971 and he must seek re election as judge.
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Charles Kivett
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Guilford County
Kivett
Guilford
Davidon
Eugene G. Shaw
Marine sentenced to 20 years in singer's death
Private Killen, 28, of Winter Haven Florida, sentenced to 20 years for the unpremeditated murder of Catherine Warnes 20 during a performance in Da Nang. Killen claimed innocence as sentence reviewed by Maj. Gen. Or. Prosecution said the shot came from outside the club using a silencer at about 100 feet away.
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Amond Simpson
U.S. 1St Marine Division
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Winter Haven
Rine Stockade
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Miss Warnes
Catherine Anne Warnes
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Dale City
Land
Pye
Marine Corps
Tax bill progress amid reforms and foundation rules
An individual neared Friday’s deadline to complete work on a mammoth tax bill as House reform measures persist. The Treasury notes a Tuesday panel addition aims to curb abuse by limiting tax-free pension contributions by professionals. The panel softened a House provision targeting operators of tax exempt private foundations, while the House seeks to purge all but 20 percent of a corporation’s stock from foundations and relatives. the Senate Committee would raise this to 50 percent for existing foundations.
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Navy confirms document on FDL lobbying by Pentagon
The Navy released a four page working report titled The FDL Public Affairs Paper describing a vast lobbying effort to promote rapid deployment and procurement of multiwarship fleets. It notes congressional briefings were tied to support for the fleet proposal and cites Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes as an enthusiastic backer.
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Vate Institute For Policy Studies
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Capitol Hill
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Mamner
Air Force
Robert L. F. Sikes
D-Fla
House Appropriations Committee
Sikes
Greensboro Men Held In Robbery
Greensboro police flushed five men from a house and charged them with robbery after a $1,099 ABC store holdup. Three armed suspects entered the liquor outlet while two waited in a stolen car from Fayetteville. employees were forced to empty the safe and cash register. Arrests followed after tear gas forced the men out of an attic. Suspects include Robert Lee Carr of Ft Bragg, George Leroy Johnson of Miami, Dwight Anthony White and Johnny Anthony White Jr. of Ft Bragg, and Frank Levitt Baston of New York City. the Ft Bragg trio were in the 82nd Airborne Division.
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George Leroy Johnson
Miami
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Johnny Anthony White Jr
Frank Levitt Baston
New York City
82Nd Airborne Division
Harriman Urges Pressure on Nixon Over Vietnam Policy
N Averell Harriman told a Yale audience to keep up the pressure on President Nixon, arguing his peace approach is absolutely wrong. The veteran diplomat, who led Johnson’s Paris negotiating team, called for reducing fighting rather than transferring it to the South Vietnamese.
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New Haven
GE strike widens as wage offer stalls unions rally
All labor allies press for higher pay as GE holds to 29 cents first year with later reopeners and skill premiums. About 132000 unionists out of 147000 GE workers, with 75 percent staying off, while 280 plants remain open. Picket line violence flares in five cities amid broader pressure from AFL-CIO leader George Meany and union officials.
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Parochial School Plan Voted Out by Reform Jews
Opposing their own rabbis, American Reform Jewish laity reject creating a fulltime private school system for children. The 3-2 defeat at the Union of American Hebrew Congregations marks a clash with CCAR as neither body has legislative power over synagogues. The decision blocks a nationwide Hebrew day school system, despite Reform Jewry’s size and scope.
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United States
Houston
Jewish Education Commission
Calcutta Players Booked by Vice Squad in San Francisco
In a Tuesday night raid during the final curtain of Oh Calcutta at On Broadway Theater Inspector Peter Maloney arrested actor Joseph Roma in his dressing room and booked him at the Hall of Justice. A warrant for actress Ron Copland was not served due to a misspelling. she planned to correct it today.
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Bureau of Special Services
Joseph Roma
Hall of Justice
Joseph G. Kennedy
Ron Ja Copland
Miss Copland
Roma
Calcutta
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