California Young Republican College Federation split over convention
Fresno reports a division within the California Young Republican College Federation after a contested convention. Rival leaders Siefkin and Devenney were elected by different factions. President Gaston asserts irregularities and orders CYR supervision. The federation oversees 5000 students across 60 California colleges.
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Slide Kills Girl in French Alpine Hamlet Collapse
In Chambéry France a rockfall from a spring thaw crushed several houses in Viviers killing a 22 year old girl as several tons of rock loosened and rolled downhill on Sunday. Local authorities began rescue and recovery operations and investigated the cause of the slide.
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Powell Will Serve His Church Free
Rep Adam Clayton Powell said he will continue as pastor of Abyssinian Baptist Church without pay, citing malicious attacks. He withdrew his resignation and will serve as pastor effective immediately, addressing his Harlem congregation in New York.
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UPI
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Powell
Birth Control in Court Again in Chicago Clash
Chicago officials renewed a court battle over the IPAC birth control program tied to state welfare. Charles McConnell, 85, filed to restrict contraceptives to married relief mothers, while Attorney General Clark said he will not defend the plan. The case involves Arnold Mare mont and four commissioners opposing the program amid NAACP exchanges. McConnell vows to pursue appeals up to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Richard Daley
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Samuel Goldsmith
William Rutherford
Richard Jones
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Three children and mother slain in El Paso incident
Elizabeth L Adams aged 40 and her three children were killed in their home in El Paso. Police said a note found in the bedroom suggested the mother, despondent and unhappy, shot the children while they slept and then killed herself. Officers noted the family’s troubled past and that the children were named Kathy Lee Shepard, 12, and Mark D Adams. The motive remained unclear.
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Elizabeth L. Adams
Mark D. Adams
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