FDR Jr. Contemplates New York City Mayor Candidacy
Frank lin D Roosevelt Jr indicated he could run for mayor of New York City if asked, during a news conference after Mayor Wagner announced he would not seek re election. Prominent figures Kennedy Powell urged him to run while Roosevelt denied current candidacy plans. He noted a possible Democratic nomination would depend on who offers it as a microphone is held.
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Commerce Department
John F. Kennedy
Severed Foot Restored After Riding Accident
In Eunice Louisiana a 16 year old girl Oneila Jenkins suffered a severed left calf and foot when struck by a car while horseback riding. Surgeons repaired the limb in a four and a half hour operation. Doctors report adequate circulation and the patient in good condition awaiting further tests to determine full function.
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UPL
Douglas Longman
Moasa Mermorial Hospital
Oneila Jenkins
Gustin Boone
Conspiracy Case Goes To Jury In McMinn County Trial
Five county officials Roy Johnson Fred Lee Key Ed Tanner Charles Thompson and J B Campbell stand trial in Athens Tennessee before a one man one woman jury on charges of conspiracy in a hospital construction project. Knoxville architect George Galloway testified about kickback proposals dating from December 1962 to June 1964 and said Key controlled the county building committee. Galloway testified he gave gifts to several county councilmen and noted no money from Key. The case stems from a hospital project near Elowali and marks the first operation of its kind noted by the doctor with potential follow up corrective procedures depending on the surgery outcome.
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J. B. Campbell
Athens National Guard Armory
Knoxville
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Campbell
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Galloway
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Rauneil
Johnson Congress clash widens power struggle
The latest rift broadens as Congress moves to authorize veto power over closing military bases. President Johnson and top aides cite a long-standing tension over constitutional authority. White House officials stress steady economy and high employment while awaiting further action.
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L. Mendel Rivers
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Fowler
Johnson Sees Firm Economy Progress
Washington sources quote President Johnson and aides noting solid port and economic signals. They anticipate lawmakers and business leaders may meet soon to discuss sustaining the boom into the latter half of the year, with bankers and labor representatives weighing steps to keep momentum.
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Mississippi Shipyard Strike Idles Ingalls Operations
A union strike at Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp in Pascagoula idles operations for all activities after picket lines formed by Operating Engineers Local 624. About 6 000 workers from other locals refuse to cross. The dispute arose during contract negotiations earlier this year with no listed grievances beyond compliance. Local 424 of the Metal Trades Council participates. a company spokesman notes a no-strike clause was signed March 16.
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Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp
KN. W. Henze
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Loval
Tennessee Today briefs report political payoffs in Tennessee and Kentucky
UPI reports Nashville construction executive E H Hoover accused by U S attorney James J Neal of using corporate funds to make political payoffs and to buy legislation in Tennessee and Kentucky as part of an income tax evasion trial of Hoover, Inc. president. Details of Tennessee payoffs withheld. In Knoxville a man fined ten dollars for a stray dog case has conviction overturned after humane body involvement. A dog named King received vaccination and care by a local owner. In Nashville singer Bobby Bare aids police by solving a two month theft case linked to a stolen car reported at the airport.
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Gerken
UPS
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Bare
Jimmy Key
William Jewett
Hotel fire in Plainfield kills and injures many
A three story Hotel Victoria in Plainfield New Jersey was engulfed by a blaze early today. At least one person died and 14 were injured with 13 guests missing and feared dead. Firefighters and bystanders rescued residents as patrolman Robert Miller saved a woman from the flames.
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Federal charges filed against most defendants in Chattanooga
All defendants except Johnson face federal charges in Chattanooga. The case involves multiple defendants and outlines that Johnson remains outside the federal indictment. Proceedings are under pursuit by federal authorities with ongoing investigations and potential courtroom dates forthcoming in the Tennessee district.
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Chattanooga
KKK Leader to Meet British Klansmen in England
In Birmingham Alabama a Ku Klux Klan chief says he will travel to England to meet British klan leaders following recent cross burnings in Birmingham's industrial area. He cautions the English group may be gaining strength and attracting attention, though he does not confirm their involvement.
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Great Britain
Shelton
Kingsport Times Independent Evening Paper Details
Fragmentary OCR shows header for Kingsport Times, an independent evening paper, with garbled street and mail information, subscription notes, and postal zone details. Missing clear datelines or article content.
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Kings Ood
TIMES
Everlna
Red China Warns of Troop Use in Vietnam Crisis
Tokyo dispatch reports the People’s Daily editorial claims China could send troops if U S forces engage. the piece assigns blame to President Johnson for ordering ground troops into direct combat, likening it to a Koreatype war and prompting Western panic.
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U.S
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United States
Peking
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Noted Musician Serious Following Brain Surgery
MEMPHIS UPS reports Bilijial Thursday that Black, leader of the Bills, survived brain tumor surgery. He remained in intensive care at a Memphis hospital after doctors removed the tumor. Black, longtime bass fiddler linked to Elvis Presley, rose to fame in 1955 and has had hit records including Silver Sands and Smokie and his combo.
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Pope Back At Vatican After Pisa Trip
Pope Paul VI returned to Vatican City after a flight to Pisa for the National Eucharistic Congress. He celebrated an open air Mass before about 400000 worshippers near the leaning tower and urged faith to guide freedom and world peace in a heavily Communist city.
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