Weltner withdraws from re election bid over Maddox stance
Rep. Charles Weltner of Georgia resigns from seeking reelection rather than back Lester Maddox for governor. The decision draws praise from Northern Democrats while provoking concern over Georgia politics. Weltner declares he cannot violate his oath or support what he calls hate.
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Washington
Charles L. Weltner
Lester G. Maddox
Weltner
Georgia
Maddox
Howard H. Callaway
Savannah
Congress
Weliner
Truth In Packaging Bill Prompts Debate In House
The House passed a modified truth in packaging bill amid heavy legislation on pollution control air safety and Coast Guard expansion. It would extend federal subsidies and set voluntary labeling standards while resisting mandatory federal packaging rules, sending the measure to conference with the Senate. Rep Harley Staggers defended the bill as good but incomplete.
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Washington
House
Senate
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
House Commerce Committee
Embezzling Charged In Wheeling Clinic Funds
An Ohio County grand jury indicted William R. Lee of Morristown Ohio on embezzlement charges for taking 67159 dollars from Wheeling Clinic funds while serving as the clinic's assistant business manager.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
William R. Lee
Morristown
Lee
Wheeling Clinic
Percy Campaign for Senate to Resume This Week
Republican Charles H. Percy plans to renew his U S Senate bid this week after a September halt following his daughter Valerie Percy's death at the Kenilworth home. About 30 headquarters across Illinois will reopen on Wednesday as Percy and his family return from California. Sen. Paul H. Douglas remains Percy's opponent as a formal news conference is anticipated. Mayor Robert Sabonjian of Waukegan joins as a write‑in independent Democrat, promising a law and order platform amid city riots last August.
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Chicago
Charles H. Percy
U.S. Senate
Valerie
Percy
Kenilworth
California
Paul H. Douglas
Douglas
Robert Sabonjian
Waukegan
Sabonjian
Doctor Coppolino Faces NJ Murder Charge Today
Dr. Carl Coppolino returns to New Jersey under guard to face allegations of strangling neighbor William Farber in 1963. Authorities say Farber’s death was misattributed to a heart attack, and Coppolino’s first wife Carmela died in 1965 from a drug-related case. Monmouth detectives transferred Coppolino from Florida as his arraignment and trial loom in Freehold. Farber’s widow Marjorie may testify.
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N. J
Sarasota
Fla
Carl Coppolino
New Jersey
William Farber
Coppoli
Carmela
Clorida
Coppolino
Cappolino
Mary
Carl
Sarasota County
John M. Gawler
Monmouth County
N.J
Florida
Freehold
Farber
Marjorie
Bradenton
Community meeting calendar for Madison area clubs
A listing of meetings for Madison area groups including Lions Club Sertoma Man chester Board of Education and many PTOs local clubs and veterans groups with times from 6:30 p m to 8:30 p m at various venues such as Madison High School civic auditoriums and church basements involving Eagle halls IOOF Lodges and local associations.
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Madison Lions Club
Madison High School
Sertoma Club
Manchester Motor Inn Board of Education
Middletown Coin Club
Civic Association
Lemon Township Board of Trustees
Township Hall
VFW
Monroe Athletic Boosters
Lemon « Monroe High
Trenton
Oneida School
Creekview School
Wildwood School
Holy Trinity
St. Mary’s
FOE Lodge
IOOF
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
Alcoholics Anonymous
Middletown
Burton Road
Blythe Williams American Legion
McElfresh American Legion
Franklin
Joof Highview
Al-Anon Family Group
Doctors Quit Smoking in National Survey Reveal
A University of Chicago NORC survey finds 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke and many quit recently due to cigarette lung cancer evidence. An Anti Tobacco Center of America tablet aids nicotine reduction, helping 88 648 heavy smokers stop. Readers may request free information by sending a postcard with name and address to Dept. 343 A 1 366 Fifth Avenue New York NY.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Dept
Fifth Avenue
New York
Counterfeiting Sets A Record Says FBI Officials
Washington AP The Secret Service reported a record 9 million dollars in counterfeit currency seized in the fiscal year ending June 30 and 866 counterfeit arrests. About 90 percent of bogus bills were seized before circulation as technicians with limited capability boost production.
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Washington
Secret Service
$1.5 Billion Wasted On Civil Defense Says Young
Senator Stephen M Young blasts the Office of Civil Defense claiming more than 1.5 billion has been wasted on the CD program. He notes average clerk pay around 12 450 a year and calls Civil Defense a boon doggle.
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Washington
Office of Civil Defense
Stephen M Young
Ohio
Young
Civil Defense
Senate
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