Ohio BUC faces possible loss of federal funds
The Labor Department accuses Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation of violating civil rights laws and could withhold funds or refer the case to the Justice Department. Ohio RUC administrator Willard Dudley denies the charges while NAACP leaders in Columbus call for action including possible lawsuits and nonreappointment concerns.
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Washington
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Labor Department
Asst
Secretary of Labor
Stan
Ley H. Ruttenberg
Justice Department
Willard P. Dudley
RUC
Springfield
Ruttenberg
Dudley
W. Willard Wirtz
Columbus
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ward S. Parham
Parham
Thant Hears North Vietnamese Peace Talk Terms
Thant met in Rangoon with a North Vietnamese rep and will issue a statement on departure. Hanoi reportedly demanded immediate U S bombing suspension and de escalation of military efforts as its core terms. The disclosure, tied to Ho Chi Minh, came from Gen Le Tung Sun and sources warn it could affect peace efforts.
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U.N
Rangoon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Thant
le Tung Sun
Ho van Lau
International Control Commission
Alexei Rodhonski
Rene Philippe Yves Millet
Burma
Disasters Strike South Vietnam Villages This Week
Reports list Trung Luong with five civilian deaths, Lang Vei with ninety five killed in a bombing, and Xuan Loc province where one person died yesterday.
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South Vietnam
Trung Luong
Lang Vei
Xuan Loc Province
Nixon Denied Poland Visa on European Fact Finding Tour
Former Vice President Richard Nixon said Poland denied him a visa to visit Warsaw during a three week fact finding trip to seven European capitals. He called the action uncalled for and expressed regret over the government’s decision.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Warsaw
Nixon
Fourth man subpoenaed in Garrison probe ties Oswald to munitions raid
Dist Atty Jim Garrison sought a possible link between Lee Harvey Oswald and a 1963 Lacombe munitions seizure as Dante Marochini, the fourth man subpoenaed, spent 90 minutes in his office. The raid yielded bomb casings dynamite and napalm. owner William Moloney and his Cuban exile guest were named in FBI reports.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
FBI
Lacombe
Dante Marochini
Garrison
District Attorney's
Marochini
Here
United States
William Julius Moloney
Jose Juarez
Cuba
Weekend Rain Expected in Miami Valley
The Miami Valley will see cloudy cool conditions with light rain or showers tonight and Sunday. Lows near 40 tonight and highs in the mid-40s Sunday.
Venezuelan Cabinet Meets After Slaying Ties to Castroite Terrorists
In Caracas authorities investigate the death of former social security chief Julio Iri barren Borges. The cabinet held an emergency session hours after his body was found in what appears to be linked to Castroite terrorists.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Julio Iribarren Borges
Iribarren Borges
Ignacio Iribarren Borges
Soviet Skipper to Face U S Court in Kodiak Arraignment
U S Atty Richard McVeigh says an unidentified Soviet skipper and at least four crewmen will be arraigned after the Coast Guard seized their vessel 40 miles southwest of Chignik Alaska. Kenneth Jensen will represent the skipper.
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U.S
Richard McVeigh
Anchorage
Kodiak
San Point
Coast Guard
McVeigh
Kenneth Jensen
Storis
Chignik
Alaska Peninsula
Don Phillips
Pentagon Denies Reassignment Tied to Story on Ambassador's Son
The Pentagon says Col. George E Moranda was reassigned for loss of confidence in his suitability as U S Army Europe public affairs officer and not for killing a Stars and Stripes report about Michael A McGhee son of U S Ambassador George C McGhee. The paper had dropped the story earlier per Army request.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Army
Stars and Stripes
Defense Department
Andrew P. O’meara
Europe
George E. Moranda
Heidelberg
Moranda
U.S. Army Europe
Germany
Lier
Michael A. McGhee
West Germany
George C. McGhee
Young McGhee
California
Col
James Campbell
Fire damages Vincent Chapel A M E used by SCLC
Fire swept interior of Vincent Chapel A M E in Grenada Mississippi damaging the pipe organ and surrounding area. No injuries reported. Police said state fire marshal office investigates. SCLC had begun using the church for civil rights meetings after Bellflower Baptist fire weeks earlier.
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Grenada
Miss
Vincent Chapel
A.M.E
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Bellflower Baptist Church
Powell plans two legal moves to regain House seat
Adam Clayton Powell meets with his lawyers in the Bahamas to pursue at least two actions to reclaim his Harlem seat. A federal suit in Washington challenges the House over denying him the seat, and a New York suit seeks to stop declaring the 18th District vacant, with Powell signaling readiness to run if an election is called.
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Bimini
Bahamas
Adam Clayton Powell
House of Representatives
Powell
New York
Washington
John W. McCormack
House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Board of Elections
18Th
Harlem
Henry R. Williams
Congress
Civilian Incidents Grow in Mekong Delta Battles
U S and South Vietnamese authorities report three civilian tolls in rapid incidents near Saigon. In Dinh Tuong Province 11 howitzer shells hit Trung Luong village killing five and wounding 24. In Xuang Loc Province five sampans were hit by artillery wounding two and killing one. Lang Vei bombing near the Laotian border also under review with no formal attribution yet.
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Saigon
U.S
Lang Vie
Mekong
Dinh Tuang
Trung Luong
Xuang Loc
Lang Vei
Chuckle Strange Quote Highlights Debt Encounters on Streets
The remark notes that driving a new car down the street leads to meeting everyone you owe. It frames debt as a social obstacle encountered in daily life.
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