OEO grant studied in wake of violence
A North Carolina coffeehouse violence case prompts an OEO inquiry into a minority business project linked to the Foundation for Common Development. Charles Collins and staff visited Durham after Greensboro and A&T clashes. The program faces scrutiny as funds remain tied to a $60 million grant despite protests and ongoing police investigations.
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Charles Collins
Office of Economic Opportunity
North Carolina
Foundation For Common Development
A&t
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Durham
Jim Halshouser
Republican Party
Hobhouser
Foundation
North Carolina A&t
United Durham Inc
Astronaut Schweickart welcomed by Alsace relatives
Astronaut Russell Schweickart of Apollo 9 and his wife met about 50 cousins and two granduncles in Lembach Alsace, the village once home to his grandfather Jacques. Mayor Charles Klein named them honorary citizens, while the family visit drew a large local crowd.
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France
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Jacques
Schweickart
Charles Klein
Official claims Columbus police on gamblers' payroll
Federal officials allege gamblers in Columbus Ohio paid nearly all of the city vice squad and their payroll. Assistant Attorney General Wilson testified before a Senate subcommittee that low level officers were said to receive 250 dollars monthly while superiors earned up to 3500 dollars. Wilson tied the charges to a pattern of police corruption in major cities and urged federal action to curb conspiracy to obstruct gambling enforcement. Columbus officials denied direct corruption and promised action if wrongdoing is found.
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Columbus
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Nixon
Trial on Molestation Charge in Cole County Court
Steven Lee Burns, 705 Edmonds Sr., stood trial today in Cole County Circuit Court for allegedly molesting an 11 year old girl at the First Christian Church during a Girl Scout meeting last November. Jurors include Glenister Harding Jake Brockman William G. Wyrick Joseph J. Kremer Robert J. Rackers Leon Vanderfeltz Clarence Knaebel Mrs Jerome Holzer Mrs Tavia Bruce Fred J. Harris and Edmund J. Mertens.
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Cole County
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Milo Beck
Jake Brockman
William G. Wyrick
Joseph J. Kremer
Robert J. Rackers
Leon Vanderfeltz
Clarence Knaebel
Jerome Holzer
Tavia Bruce
Fred J. Harris
Edmund J. Mertens
Candidate for governor forgets to vote in SEA BRIGHT case
John Hennessey a slave owner running for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination admitted he forgot to vote himself. He noted in SEA BRIGHT NEW JERSEY that, despite voting being important, he should have voted this fine while continuing his campaign.
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Sea Bright
John Hennessey
Stalin era rebirth attacked at international Communist conference
As delegates pour into Moscow for a Kremlin conference a small group of Russian intellectuals circulated a petition urging an end to a perceived revival of Stalin era terror. They denounced arrests of Grigorenko and Yukhimovich and warned the malevolent shadow of Stalin must not darken the future. Delegates from 49 foreign countries arrived, including five Communist leaders, while several key parties boycott the event. Cuba sent observers as doubts rose over Moscow’s ability to steer the movement and present itself as a model of true communism.
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Boosters to Meet to Discuss Imperialism Issue
The Booster Club plans a May 30 preparatory meeting for a public discussion on imperialism at 7 30 p m Monday at Public School Stadium. Disagreements arose over broader topics including Chinese Soviet guidelines and Communist policies, with the conference aiming to approve a watered-down agenda and elect officers.
Lincoln's Summer Registration Slated at Lincoln University
Lincoln University schedules summer session registration for the eight week program at Mlason gymnasium. Dr Milton G Hardiman, summer program director, announces 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday with a lunch break 12 to 1 15 p.m. He expects enrollment to top last year 1100 students. Missouri residents pay 50 dollars if signed for six or more credits. Nonstudents pay 1 per credit hour.
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Milton G. Hardiman
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