Harlem official’s ouster fight over office chaos continues
A chaotic Harlem office scene unfolds as Powell fights removal, while two aides, Cleomine Lewis and Mrs Dolores Gillespie, cope with battered desks and scuffed floors. Residents seek help despite turmoil as Powell’s bid to remain in office faces court scrutiny.
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Ward seeks charges over secrecy law meeting
A city committee ignored constitutional concerns as they pressed for charges against a member and others for a secret meeting. The case centers on a 1920s style secrecy law and reports from F T Graham and Martin Jastantane. The dispute involves Camieron County officials and the state attorney.
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Texas Tech Supplemental Grant Award Sparks Debate
Fragmented report notes a supplemental grant of 756256 dollars for Texas Tech toward construction of a six story biology building. The letter from the attorney general and comments by Senator Graham reference pending litigation and constitutional questions.
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Panama Assembly Debates Impeachment of President Robles
Panama's National Assembly met amid a government crisis to discuss impeaching President Marco A. Robles. With 12 deputies absent, a committee report favored proceeding, while Assembly President Arias declared action out of order as fear grew of National Guard involvement. The crisis centers on May elections and opposition moves to neutralize official influence.
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Percy urges drastic nonessential spending cuts in riot risk plan
Senator Percy told executives in Chicago a drastic cut in nonessential spending and a 10 percent surcharge are needed to unify a nation torn by black white tension and riots. He supported Kerner Commission ideas but warned even a 20 percent surcharge may be insufficient. He urged clearer action beyond blaming conspiracies and pressed for tougher federal measures.
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