Three Questioned In Death Of Black Muslim Chief
Police questioned John Grey Cyril James and Willie Hilton in Harlem after Malcolm X was killed at a rally. Reneghan said the trio faced homicide charges and admitted tying to Malcolm but denied formal Black Muslim or Afro-American Unity membership.
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Maryland moves to bring film censorship in line
Maryland moves quickly to align movie censorship with the Supreme Court standard for free expression. The state faces a deadline as lawmakers weigh a substitute bill while the ACLU notes many city censor boards are inactive and some theaters are prosecuted for showing films without initial censor ruling.
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Supreme Court
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Cludiig
Chicago
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Fort Worth
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American Civil Liberties Linen
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Cutoff Rule Triggers Rush Of Reapportionment Bills
In Nashville five new reapportionment bills were filed as lawmakers faced a cutoff that tightens calendar access. The rule requires a two thirds majority for bills introduced after today to advance, part of a hectic day with 133 House and 99 Senate measures. Senate clerk John Cooks and House clerk Buchanan called it a record.
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Clement Renews Pledge To End Death Penalty
Tennessee lawmakers debate ending the death penalty while Gov Clement pledges to restrict capital punishment. The session considers reapportioning the state Senate and measures to curb obscene material sales. Lawmakers refer bills to committees and discuss district changes affecting Memphis and surrounding counties. Officers and legislators named include W. F. Good, Frank Clement, W. J. Smith Jr., D. J. Smither, Sen. Lewis Taliaferro, Sen. Ray Baird, and Rep. A. W. Willis Jr.
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Israel Seeks U.S. Help To Counter Arab Buildup
Israel asks the United States for direct military aid to counter an Arab arms buildup. The plea was believed made to U.S. Ambassador W. Averell Harriman after five days of talks on the Middle East situation. Harriman left Jerusalem a day before East Germany’s Ulbricht ended a visit to the United Arab Republic. A communique by Ulbricht and UAR President Nasser carried strong anti Israel tones. In the U.S. Capitol, a protest march drew about 35 people, mostly students, while discussions on capital punishment continued in Tennessee. The state has seven death-penalty offenses and last executed a convict in 1960.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Johnson Visit To Russia Moves Closer To Reality
Johnson signals possible trip to the Soviet Union as Moscow reportedly welcomes such a visit. White House says Kosygin referred to an oral message and no formal reply is expected now. Officials suggest U S and Soviet governments are negotiating the visit details.
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Witness To Murder Near Lands Ends In Tragic Shooting
Patricia L. Parham, a 27 year old teacher, witnessed the slaying of Lands, 49, by two men who forced him from his car and fled into the hillside forest after a single shotgun blast. Parham reported the encounter and described the attackers as masked, with the female victim unharmed. Local authorities and a logging crew searched the area near Glue Ridge for the suspects.
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Lands Arnthem
Decision Sought On Anti Trust
SBA chief Eugene Foley urged Congress to decide if applying anti trust laws hurts franchise small businesses. He noted similar concerns by Vice President Humphrey and said franchising has pleasing aspects but SBA has refused aid to some franchisers as not meeting small business criteria. Prepared for Senate anti trust subcommittee testimony in Michigan.
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Luci Johnson Accepted at Georgetown University Nursing School
President Johnson announced his daughter Luci, 17, has been admitted to Georgetown University School of Nursing. He spoke to high school science students at the White House and noted her interest in science.
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Measles Epidemic Fatalities Rise in Turkish Highlands
In northeast Turkey, the measles outbreak has killed a growing number of children. The Agri Mountain region, including nearly one million villages, reports widespread impact as authorities confirm rising fatalities.
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Mariner 4 Nears Mars for Close-Up TV Photos
Pasadena Calif United Press reports Mariner 4 has traveled 153.6 million miles toward Mars on a 325 million mile voyage. If all goes well it will fly past Mars July 14 at about 5400 miles distance. Television cameras will record 25 minutes of 22 pictures covering roughly 238000 square miles of the Martian surface.
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Now You Know By United Press International
The sun weighs about 750 times more than all other objects in the solar system combined, according to Science Digest.
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Solar System
Science
Bank to Celebrate Hab Birthday With $144000 Giveaway
Canal National Bank of Portland marks its birthday by giving away 18,000 replicas of early Maine currency in eight dollar bills. The event offers a chance to win thousands while showcasing historic note replicas.
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Maine
Canal National Bank of
Kingsport Times publication notes and subscription info
The Kingsport Times announces evening publication except Saturdays and Sundays with advertising lines for market streets and locations. It lists subscription rates by carriers, weekly and daily post details, and pricing for various mailings and services.
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End of Long Engagement in Ghorto Portugal
In Ghorto Portugal Manuel Seara Sr and Ana Pocas ended a 15 year engagement with a wedding ceremony held Monday. The couple, both 52, marked the end of their longtime commitment with the marriage.
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Bank Robbery Foiled in North Carolina Arrestee Captured
A bank robbery attempt near CAARLOMIE, North Carolina, ended with suspect Coble captured after a chase. An FBI alert described him as extremely dangerous. gunfire wounded a woman and he fled with $8,000 before being stopped by patrolman J G Bruce and Set. TW Williams. The suspect had prior jail escapes in Nashville.
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Ulbricht Heads For Home After Cairo Mission
President Walter Ulbricht of East Germany departed Cairo returning home after a mission to Egypt that included talks with Egyptian leaders on broader trade and economic coordination. The joint communique noted an East German pledge of 1002 million marks toward Nasser’s development plans and a proposed consulate that would deepen ties between East Berlin and Cairo.
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