Libeled N.Y. Woman Calls Powell Out As Representative
New York news reports a libel case where Mrs. Esther James seeks to oust Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. over alleged nonresidency in Harlem. She cites Article I, Section 2, Clause 2, arguing Powell failed to reside in the state at the time of election. Powell faces civil and criminal warrants, with a $210,000 lien tied to property transfers and a payroll controversy involving his wife J. Marjorie Mores Powell.
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Cos
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Congress
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U.S
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Hy- Ure
Face the Nation
Harlen
Medicare Bill Trimmed By House Ways and Means Panel
The House Ways and Means Committee drastically reworks the Medicare proposal, shifting hospital benefits from a mandatory to a voluntary plan and raising fears of higher fees for pathology radiology and anesthesiology. Critics say doctors could face inflated charges as specialists move away from hospital fee schedules. The plan may still subsidize doctor salaries via federal funds, affecting the program’s popularity.
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D-Calif
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Voter Bill Backed After Johnson Address
Tennessee lawmakers express swift support for President Johnson's plan to end voter discrimination. Senators Gore and Bass say Congress should act expeditiously after studying the bill's terms. Representatives Fulton Evins L. Anderson stress the right to vote is sacred and must be guaranteed nationwide.
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Dispatch
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Anderson
Alabama
Senate designates May as Professional Photography Week
The Senate passed a joint resolution designating the week beginning May 2 as Professional Photography Week authorizing President Johnson to label the period for professional photographers.
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UPL
Senate
Johnson
Gromyko Begins Briish Visit
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived in London to hold four days of talks with British officials on a possible cease fire in Vietnam. Britain aims for a clear Kremlin commitment to halt hostilities as a step toward Southeast Asia peace, but prospects of Soviet intervention appear slim due to reduced Soviet influence.
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UPI
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Kremlin
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
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Red China
Malaysians Break Back Of Infiltration Attempt
Malaysian forces report killing thirteen Indonesian infiltrators who landed from boats off the southeastern coast of Sarawak near Kuching. A combined military and police action within the inland area confirmed the deaths and injuries, with eighteen Indonesians reported killed overall. The operation, following a week of intense fighting, marked the bloodiest border clash in eight months.
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Russia Target For New Barbs
TOKYO UPI Communist China published seven pictures in Peoples Daily showing Soviet troops defending the U S Embassy in Moscow from demonstrators. Captions questioned Russians’ cruelty and kindness as Chinese and North Vietnamese students clashed with Soviet police. Front-page photos depicted hospitalized Chinese students and officials visiting bedsides. New China News Agency has given Moscow protests more attention amid U S bombing in North Vietnam.
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Unofficial Exile Seems To Be Over For Ex King
The Dukes of Windsor may end 20 years in exile after Queen Elizabeth II visits Duke in hospital after eye surgery. The meeting with the Duchess marks a possible step toward reconciliation and a potential return to Britain, sparking mixed royal commentary.
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