Civil Rights Reversed Says Powell Plans Watts Walk
Adaftt Clayton Powell says Congress reversed civil rights gains since he left the House last March 1. He plans a Watts walk and tours campuses to urge action against Congress and the courts. Powell faces criminal contempt charges over a libel judgment, plans speeches on the black revolution, and may seek federal rulings on racism.
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Penalties for Aiding Enemy Proposed in House War Bill
Washington AP A bill to impose stiff penalties for aiding the enemy in Vietnam would be the opening War debate in the House Rep Joe R Pool D Tex would set fines to 20000 and up to 20 years in prison for helping North Vietnam or Viet Cong The measure faces opposition from Atty Gen Ramsey Clark and a broad administration line but cleared the Rules Committee and is ready for floor action when Congress reconvenes next week
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Budget Chief Quits as Second Cabinet Member
Charles L. Schultze will resign as director of the Budget Bureau, becoming the second top adviser to leave within a week. Charles J. Zwick named to succeed him, with Ackley and Schultze signaling policy support while Schultze plans Brookings return and University of Maryland teaching.
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K A Engel to Be Buried Wednesday
Arkansas Democrat editor K August Engel dies aged 78 after illness. Funeral in Little Rock at Griffin Leggett Chapel with Rev R D Adams officiating. burial at Cranes Mill Cemetery near New Braunfels Texas. Memorials to American Cancer Society requested. Engle chaired Arkansas Television Co and led local civic groups amid state development praise from Gov Winthrop Rockefeller.
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New Budget Near 190 Billion Aimed for Congress
Washington officials say the new budget will near 190 billion dollars for the next fiscal year with rises in Vietnam war costs and welfare programs. The plan includes trust funds like Social Security, highways, and unemployment. the format aims to clarify spending and receipts, while extensions may be requested to meet January 29 timing.
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Newsweek Saigon Bureau Chief Ordered to Leave Vietnam
Newsweek Saigon bureau chief Everett G. Martin was ordered to depart Vietnam by Wednesday with exit visa expiring that day. The government seized copies of Newsweek previously and cited critical articles. US Embassy provided no comment. A chuckwalla, a large harmless lizard, is noted.
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Transplant Patient Kasperak in Critical Condition After Heart Transplant
Mike Rasperak, in Stanford care after a heart transplant, faced severe complications including internal bleeding from a preexisting liver disease and kidney failure. Doctors, led by Norman E. Shumway, reported the heart functioned well with only marginal output, while bleeding worsened but could be controlled with transfusions.
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