Powell accuses Congress of reversing civil rights gains
Adam Clayton Powell says Congress has rolled back civil rights since his 1966 exile, calling the move part of a second civil war. He plans a Watts walk to mobilize supporters while facing contempt charges and avoiding New York due to concerns of riots. He notes riots in Watts and links progress to a fatal incident on Boston Common.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
House of Representatives
Powell
United States
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Watts
New York
Harlem
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Miami
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Boston Commons
Aeronca Secures Fourth Boeing 747 Contract
Aeronca Inc wins a fourth major 747 contract from Boeing Co for brazed honeycomb engine exhaust plug assemblies used in 747 engines. The total 747 program commitments exceed 50 million with Aeronca also supplying Boeing on 707 727 and 737 jetliners pushing total aerospace contracts past 60 million.
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Boeing Co
A. G. Handschumacher
Aeronca
Boeing
Aerospace Group
Budget to top 190 billion in new unified plan
Washington reports the new style budget prepared for Congress late this month will reach or exceed 190 billion with increased spending for Vietnam war and domestic programs. Deficit expected to stay under 20 billion. tax increase anticipated.
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Congress
Know
Johnson
Bleak Election Year Ahead For County Demos Scarce Candidates
Democratic Party chief Richard Koehler of Hamilton says Butler County faces a sparse slate with no announced candidates for the 39th or 40th state house seats the Fourth Senatorial district county engineer Domestic Relations Court Area 1 judgeships or a congressional seat Incumbents seek reelection two sheriff hopefuls and several unannounced candidates are noted While Republicans run more contenders Democrats expect broad support after primaries but endorse no early slate decision.
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Richard Koehler
Hamilton
Fairfield
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County Commission
Arthur S. Reiff
Don S. Bacon
James Oliver
Thurman Koger
Peter Pahlamanous
Darrell H
Jake) Collins
New Miami
Koehler
Hobart Adams
Trenton
Carter's Pills Promote Peristalsis Relief
An old advertisement touts Carter's Pills as a laxative to wake up the slowed down digestive tract. It claims temporary relief from irregularity by activating lower tract muscles and restoring a "smiling best" state. The pitch cites millions of satisfied users and a 49 cent price.
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