Residency Challenge To Powell Vote Faces Court Action
A New York court ordered consideration of a challenge to Adam Clayton Powell Jr’s residency in New York State after Lassen L. Walsh accused Powell of not being a bona fide New York resident. The judge set a hearing date while the elections board waits to certify Powell’s 12th term victory.
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New York Times
Clayton Powell
New York
Adam
Thomas TF. Crooke
Lassen L. Walsh
Powell
Crooke
Board of Elections
Sug Seas Guna
State Supreme Court
Matthew M. Levy
Meredith Shooting Disavowed in Mississippi Case
Aubrey James Norvell a former Memphis hardware salesman pleaded innocent to shooting civil rights figure James Meredith in Mississippi. He faces an indictment for assault with intent to kill and firearm charges. Bond set at 25000, arraignment scheduled before Circuit Judge Swango.
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Hernando
Miss
Aubrey James Norvell
Memphis
James Meredith
Mississippi
Desoto County
Walsh
Ray Meredith
Powell
Norvell
WB4
Meredith
Curus Swango
U S Presses Integration as 100 Dixie Schools Face Aid Loss
The United States plans to intensify desegregation in the South as over 100 school districts risk losing federal aid. Legal motions and arrests loom as officials push for compliance, with Ohio authorities indicating continued action against noncomplying districts. Powell remains outside the state to dodge arrest orders while education officials vow to press the case.
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U.S
Dixie
Powell
Washington
Educa
Harold Howes
Jamestson
Howe
Slate
US protests seizure of travel agent by Czechs
Secretary of State Dean Rusk voiced official concern over the seizure of Vladimir Kazan-Komarek, a Cambridge travel executive, from a Soviet airliner during an emergency Prague stop. The case raises questions about Soviet Czech police actions and affects U.S Soviet relations, with ties to Intourist and Aeroflot operations and potential broader implications for civil rights enforcement.
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Washington
Rusk
State Department
Anatoly Kiong
United
Dobrynin
Tate
U.S
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Vladimir Kazan -Komarek
Cambridge
Mass
Espionpe Te Anenn
Miindar
Peres
Sitiar Auction
Intourist Soviet Tourist Organization
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kazan Komarek
Howe
Russia
Aeroflot
Pan
American Airways
Vladimir J. Kazan-Komarek
Wellesley
AP Wirrebotn
Institute to Fight Extremism Formed in Washington
Washington AP report notes leaders from business church and labor form an Institute for American Democracy to counter extremism on both right and left. Franklin H Littell chairman says John Birch Society a prime target and predicts strong financial support this year. The institute will staff Washington offices build a library of extremism data and aid groups and individuals opposing extremism.
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Washington
Priday
Franklin H. Littell
Etitute
Giese
Iowa Wesleyan Eye
fiop@cial
Littell
Institute
$10,000 Reward For Sex Slayer In Cloquet High Case
A community offers $10,000 to track a killer who stabbed and raped 14 year old Kathleen Marie Bodie in Cloquet High School music room before classes. Seventeen police and state officers are involved in the investigation.
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Eloquet, Minn
Cloquet
Kohler Co Pays Out 4.5 Million Strike Settlement
Kohler Co and United Auto Workers Local 833 reach a joint settlement ending a long strike that began in April 1954 and culminated with a $4.5 million payout to 1,249 current and former Kohler employees. The accord covers back pay pension tight claims and adjustments of short-hour earnings, with issues including wages arbitration discharge seniority company pensions hospital insurance and union security.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Kohler Co
Kohler
Af Kohler
Wis
United Auto
National Jobor’ Relations Board
NLRB
Food Prices to Rise Slower Next Year
The Department of Agriculture projects slower food price increases for next year. While prices will rise, the pace should be less than this year, with farm value remaining near current levels. Marketing service costs are expected to climb again in 1967, widening the retail-to-farm price gap by about 3 to 4 percent, largely borne by consumers.
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New York Times
Washington
Ameri- Gars
Departmentor Agriculture
Defense
Iararsket Basket
Los Angeles
U.S. Department of Labor
Souths
California
Ele
Home Vale
Boston crackdown aims to stop hoodlum gang killings
In Boston police and state forces rounded up over 30 suspects in a citywide crackdown to halt a wave of gangland killings. Commissioner Edmund J. VicNamara said arrests seek to protect potential targets and disrupt criminal feuds that have claimed 35 lives in the past 38 months.
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Boston
UPFI
Edmmund J. VicNamara
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