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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1965

Page

7

Federal Judge Orders Selma Sheriff to End Voter Interference

UPI reports District Judge Daniel Thomas issued a temporary restraining order against Sheriff Jim Clark and deputies, condemning violence toward Negro voter applicants. In Selma a night clash saw over 100 Negro teachers routed from the courthouse steps, prompting federal oversight and a pledge that intimidation will not be tolerated. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. continued civil rights efforts, with plans to return to Selma to press voter registration as the movement gains momentum.

Selma Ala UPI Jim Clark Daniel 4. Thomas Mobile Clark Thomas Alabama Dallas County King Atlanta James Robinson Martin Luther King Jr

Rebels Strike Nkola as Congo Conflict Expands

Rebels crossed the Congo River from the former French Congo and attacked Nkola. Twenty two whites including Canadian doctor Nickel and his wife were at Nkola and prepared to evacuate by river. Congo army reports say Dr Nickel was asked to stay to treat the wounded. Several Congo soldiers were wounded in a patrol ambush 16 miles north of Bolobo.

Leopoldville, the Congo UPI Congo River

Iran Leader Serious as Crisis Nears

Premier Hassan Ali Mansur remained in serious condition after an assassination attempt by a student gunman. An international team of doctors, including physicians from Cornell University Hospital, Boston, and European surgeons, evaluated his status and noted potential complications but found his condition stable with normal blood pressure. A bullet near his hip remains in place awaiting improvement.

Tehran Iran UPI Hassan Ali Mansur Mansur James Moore Samuel Moore Cornell University Hospital Boston John Byrne

Four Miners Die As Shaft Floods

Four miners drowned when a dynamite blast triggered a flood at a copper mine in Little Bay Newfoundland trapping four men at 1450 feet. Ten other miners 100 feet above escaped as sea waters cascaded into the coastal shaft. A company spokesman warned it would take at least three days to pump out water and begin recovery.

Little Bay Nfld UPI

Chronology of President Johnsons Cold at White House

A UPI chronological note tracks President Johnson starting with a throat tickle at the White House and detailing the sequence of events. Colder symptoms spread to Mrs. Johnson and Lynda Bird as Johnson checks with Ackley and with medical staff, leading to hospitalization and ongoing briefings. The record covers arrivals, tests, and care through the day and night at Bethesda Naval Hospital and related White House communications.

Johnson George C. Barkley White House Bethesda Naval Hospital UPI Washington Gardiner Ackley Lynda Bird Camp David Clinton Anderson D-N.m Senate Committee Luci Baines Johnson Paul Betz Burkley Mrs. Johnson George E. Reedy Reedy Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey W. J. Gould National Airport New York Barkley

Rusk States U S Defense Duties Are Global

Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States bears global defense responsibilities. Speaking at the America’s commissioning in Portsmouth he warned against complacency amid East–West tensions and urged readiness to counter guerrilla and conventional threats worldwide.

Portsmouth UPI Dean Rusk United States North America Western Hemisphere Ocean Europe Rusk America Free World Moscow Peking Community of Nations

McClellan cites record on income tax frauds

Chairman John L. McClellan announced his permanent investigating subcommittee has helped convict 190 people and uncovered more than 29 million dollars in income tax frauds over the past decade. He said the figures include work of the labor management rackets committee he led, which ended in 1960.

Washington UPI John L. McClellan Arkansas Democrat Senate Government Operations Committee McClellan

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