Black Power Philosophy Sparks Chicago Disorder Debate
National Guardsmen patrolled Chicago's West Side after last week's riots as officials urged calm. Vice President Humphrey warned of revolt if he lived in a ghetto, Billy Graham urged Johnson to name those responsible, and Rep Powell said black power demands full Negro participation without implying supremacy.
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McCormack backs Capitol west front plan after stone fall
Washington AP John W McCormack reiterates support for rebuilding the Capitol west front amid controversy after a 40 pound sandstone fragment fell from the building. He notes the need for strengthening and restoration while opposing views that historic merits outweigh today’s legislative function.
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Justice Douglas Probe Debated by House Leaders
Two House chairmen signaled action on a resolution directing the House Judiciary Committee to probe Justice William O. Douglas's moral character may be years away. Rep. George Andrews introduced the measure after Douglas's marriages drew criticism. it was referred to the Rules Committee, with no immediate hearings planned. The controversy revived talk of possible changes to federal judge removal procedures.
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Harvard authorities fault police publicizing Speck case evidence
Three Harvard constitutional law professors say Chicago Police did wrong to disclose evidence against Richard Speck in the nurse slayings. They warn publicity may threaten a fair trial though posters can be legitimate. Separate note: Navy to launch the 41st ballistic missile submarine U S S Will Rogers Thursday at Groton Conn.
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Filipina nurse survivor recalls Chicago massacre night
Corazon Amurao, the sole survivor of eight student nurses killed by Richard Speck, described urging the group to resist and the others to escape. Consul General Generoso Provido relayed Amurao’s account as police and court precautions heightened before Speck’s arraignment.
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Divisions Freed From Training Mission Army reports all stateside divisions relieved
The Army says all continental United States divisions have been relieved of a temporary training mission and are returning to full combat readiness. Most divisions are under 30 percent trained with October completion for the last trainees, and training centers now handle the load producing about 45,000 soldiers monthly.
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