Jones Again Critical of Rockefeller in Arkansas
Conway politician Létty Guy Jones criticizes Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller for requiring two special sessions, saying lawmakers lack homework and staff knowledge. Jones, tied to Nelson Rockefeller, questions merit of bills if copies aren’t available, and vows support only for measures proven beneficial.
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Tommy Yates
Little Rock
Létty Guy
Matt” Jones
Conway
Winthrop Rockefeller
Jones
Senate
Rockefeller
Rodekefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Arkansas
Nelson
Rheo
Marines Recapture Key Building in Vietnam Clash
U S Marines seized the Thua Thien province headquarters building in Wester Hub, recapturing the site as Marines raised the Stars and Stripes and tore down a Viet Cong flag. Casualties mounted with at least two Marines killed and 23 wounded. total week toll rising to 37 dead and 283 wounded.
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John Lengel
Brags Wester Hub
Vietnam
Thua Thien Provinde
Gutsnery
Frank Thomas
Camden
Pfa
Alan McDonald
Jacksoneville
Fla
Walter Kademorek
Port Reading
Session plan hints at many bills discussed
Jones noted uncertainty about session length but warned that seventy two bills would be too many. He mentioned seven prior special sessions and suggested that twelve bills should be enough, with a focus on key items to pass.
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Jones
Assassination Plot Still Under Probe
SAN ANGELO Texas AP investigators continue examining an alleged assassination plot against Gov Winthrop Rockefeller amid prior claims the case was closed Police Chief Melvin James reported a lie detector test showed one prisoner truthful about information on the plot Arkansas Maj William Struebing said the investigation may last long in coming while Gov Rockefeller's aide Bill Conley noted no new developments and authorities would pursue every lead with secrecy maintained
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San Angelo
Tex
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Melvin James
Little Rock
William Struebing
State Police Department
Criminal Investigation Division
James
H. A. Albert
Texas Department of Public Safety
Austin
Zakar Garoogian
Bling
Rockefeller
Garooglan
Struebing
Bill Conley
Conley
Lord Kemsley, British Publisher, Dies at 84 in Monte Carlo
James Gomer Berry known as Viscount Kemsley, retired publisher of the Sunday Times and former head of Kemsley Newspapers, Reuters chair 1951 to 1959, dies aged 84 in Monte Carlo after selling his empire to Lord Thomson in 1959. His widow survives. four sons and a daughter were born of his first marriage.
New York Struggle Over Garbage Strike Narrows
The Hospital Employees Union defies a city move to haul hospital waste amid a Thursday four day strike. Mayor Lindsay orders sanitation drivers to remove trash under police protection. Union says members will not cross picket lines. Court issues temporary injunction calling the strike illegal with fines and potential penalties.
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New York
John V. Lindsay Monsday
Nick Cifuni
Afl-Cio American Federation of State
Uniformed Sanitation
Mens’ Association, & Teamsters Union
State Supreme Court
Clly
Lindsay
Health Department
National Guard
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Supreme Court
Saul S. Streit
The Negro Community By Ester Hicks Thought For The Day
Personal notes report Frank Flenery and Mamie Dotsey at Homer G. Phillips Hospital in St Louis. Los Angeles native Lurryn Bowles Pero returns home after a week with her mother Parthenia Bowles who has been a patient at St Michael Hospital Texarkana. Pero flies home via D C Airline Service from Dallas.
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Frank Flenery
Mamie D. Dotsey
Homer G. Phillips Hospital
Whittier Street
St. Louis
Missouri
Lurryn Bowles Pero
Charle Bowles
McNab
Los Angeles
California
Parthenia Bowles
St. Michael Hospital
Texarkana
Pero
D. C
Dallas
Texas
Union Pickets Queen Mary Over Ship Status Debate
Long Beach labor demonstrators from AFL-CIO and maritime unions picketed the Queen Mary arguing it remains a ship or barge. City classification as a building with civil service staff contrasts with seafaring union claims that current workers should join maritime unions. A 16-man crew of scale removers quit amid protests at the pier conversion site.
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Long Beach
Calif.ry
Atlantic
Afl-Cio
Mauti
Coms
Plex
Maritime Department
Cunard
Queens
Court Rulings Frees Pair In Weapon Possession Case
ST. LOUIS AP reports two Missourians were freed in U S District Court after a Supreme Court ruling last week struck down a federal registration requirement for machine guns and sawed-off shotguns. The decision voided the mandate to register certain weapons with the Treasury.
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ST. Louis
U;s District Court
Supreme Court
High Court
Secretary of the Treasury
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