Court Overrules TRO For Un American Activities Hearing
A special three judge court dissolved a temporary restraining order against a Viet Nam war demonstrations hearing by the House Committee on Un American Activities. The ruling came just before the scheduled opening at 10 a.m. and the court said it could revisit the matter if a request is filed. Attorneys for the ACLU plan to decide next steps. Rep. Joe R. Pool, acting chair, said the committee would meet as planned.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Special Court
American Civil Liberties Union
Joe R. Pool
D-Tex
U.S
Corcoran
ACLU
Justice Department
Pool
House
Edwin E. Willis
Asst
U.S. Atty
Joseph M. Hannon
Francis J. McNamara
Death of the Herald Tribune Ends an Era in New York
The Herald Tribune folded after 115 days of no publication as World Journal Tribune Inc. merged the Herald Tribune with World-Telegram Sun and Journal-American. Matt Meyer led plans to launch a new afternoon and Sunday paper under Dist. Judge Howard Corcoran faced court orders and political pressure around Viet Nam era hearings.
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NEW York
Red Smith
Jimmy Breslin
Dick Schaap
The
Herald Tribune
John Hay Whitney
World Journal Tribune Inc
World-Telegram & Sun
Journal-American
Matt Meyer
IRS Crackdown Hits Ohio Bond Profit Plan
Ohio development officials say IRS opposition to arbitrage tax exemption will not derail local bond plans. The Ohio Development Financing Commission scrapped a $100 million issue and will seek alternatives as IRS rules bar using bond profits from federal securities to fund more bonds.
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IRS
Ohio
Fred Neuenschwander
Internal Revenue Service
Washington
Ohio Development Financing Commission
Nuenschwander
al State Development
Progr
Commission
Weather outlook and temperatures for Middle Town
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with thunder showers ending tonight. The period stays warm and humid with a high in the upper 80s and a low around 72. Yesterday's high reached 86 with a trace of rain yesterday morning and this morning at 11 a.m. the temperature was 80.
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Middletown
Rape convictions overturned after 13 years on death row
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Edgar Labat and Clifton Peret were denied fair trials due to exclusion of Negroes from juries. The case, dating to 1950s Louisiana, remanded for release subject to rearrest and retrial as witnesses have died. Labat’s 1964 Stockholm pen pal controversy is noted.
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New Orleans
Angola State Prison
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Edgar Labat
Clifton A. Peret
Alvin Oser
Labat
Peret
Orleans Parish
Stockholm
Sweden
Solveig Johansson
Reserve Call Up Bill May Affect Half Million Men
The Senate considers a bipartisan move to grant President Johnson power to call thousands of Ready Reserve men for 18 months without a declared emergency. The measure aims to ease deployment while critics label the plan a scandal for bypassing existing curbs.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Russell
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