Rights Bill Faces Labor Violence and Open Housing Debate
In Washington the Senate battles over a civil rights open housing bill widen with anti riot provisions. An Ervin amendment seeks federal protection against threats to workers traveling to work. The bill would make it a federal crime to use force to interfere with voting jury service and other rights. A Byrd amendment exempts certain nonowner occupied single family homes from housing discrimination bans if no real estate agent is used and ownership limits apply.
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Associated Press
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Sam J. Ervin
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Robert C. Byrd
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Local race and county hospital grant in Crawford County Arkansas
Farmer Charles Moore of Lugo r ay Aled is challenging for a seat as 4 Hemoaratle aarididate for Housa Pow in Mississippi County. Mrs Lily Autry of Blythavitle, who won a special election earlier this year, will not seek another full two year term. Washington AP reports the Department of Health Education and Welfare approved a 685000 grant to Crawford County Memorial Hospital to aid a 78 million addition project.
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Charles Moore
Lugoray
Housa
Diattiet
Mississippi
Moore
Lily Autry
Blythavitle
Washington
John L. McClellan
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Crawford County
Ark
Bennett Says No Second Thoughts About Running
Former Arkansas attorney general Bruce Bennett, a potential 1968 Democratic gubernatorial candidate, states he would have no hesitation about challenging the incumbent. He plans to visit Fayetteville and met with northwest Arkansas aides while testing the waters. State Rep. Marion Crank and Frank Whitbeck are often mentioned as possible rivals.
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Marion Crank
Foreman
Frank Whitbeck
Little Rock
Bennett
Notable Military Educator Edward Tenney Dies at 79
Hendersonville North Carolina obituary notes Edward Andrews Tenney 79 longtime Army training director and former U S Military Academy English supervisor died after a long illness He also taught at Michigan State and Cornell universities in the 1940s and 1950s.
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Hendersonville
N.C
Edward Andrews Tenney
Army
U.S. Military Academy
Tenney
Michigan State
Cornell
Judge rules Hershey not an order in letter to boards
A federal judge ruled that draft director Lewis B. Hershey merely expressed a personal opinion in a letter to local boards suggesting reclassifications for prompt induction of some antiwar demonstrators. The ruling dismissed the National Student Association case challenging the Selective Service Act as unconstitutional. In San Francisco, hippie mailmen dress concerns persist with a postmaster's newsletter urging haircuts or pins above the ears and using affidavits to verify employees' sex.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart Jr
National Student Association
Hershey
San Francisco
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