Ministers to surrender to serve jail terms in Birmingham
Four Birmingham March leaders will begin serving five day jail terms in Birmingham Alabama on Monday Rev Fred W Shuttlesworth of Cincinnati secretary of the SCLC and Revs C L Fisher J W Hayes and J T Porter of Birmingham. Others include Rev A D King of Louisville Rev Wyatt P Walker of New York and Rev Ralph Abernathy of Atlanta. The eight were arrested in 1963 and sentenced October 18 to five days in jail and fined 50 dollars after final appeals. They were accused of disobeying a Birmingham injunction against a mass march.
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Cincinnati
Birmingham
Ala
Fred. W. Shuttlesworth
Southern Christian Leadership Council
C. L. Fisher
J. W. Hayes
J. T. Porter
Martin Luthern King Jr
Shuttlesworth
A D. King
Louisville
Wyatt P. Walker
New York City
Ralph Abernathy
Atlanta
Johnson coolly tracks spending fight as taxes loom
White House and Senate clash over spending cuts and a 10 percent surcharge on income taxes. Johnson remains publicly restrained while leaders press for higher taxes and argue the war tax could unite business and public support despite GOP opposition. The Senate panel rejected House cuts as the battle heads toward a climax this week.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Johnson
Congress
George Christian
House
Christian
The
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Houseboats Boom Across United States
Providence report notes a surge in cruising houseboats with over 4 000 added since five years ago. Average price about $10 000 and sales last year near $10 million.
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Providence
R. I
United States
City Girl Learns Rural Life at Livestock Show
Patricia Stevens, a Kansas City student, visits the American Royal Livestock Show and views pigs sheep and cattle. She learns how to tell bulls from cows from rancher Ron Lambert, while remarking on the animals and sharing light observations.
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Kansas City
Patricia Stevens
St. Teresa's Academy
Pat
Joe C
Sheila
Ron Lambert
McAlester
Okla
Lambert
Report Hits Poor Management of U S Health Research
A House subcommittee report faults the Public Health Service and NIH for mismanagement of health research grants and excessive indirect costs. It cites rising spending from 14 million in 1950 to over 650 million in 1966 and notes lower quality ratings of many projects. The panel urges tighter administration and uniform grant criteria.
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Erations Committee
Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
NIH
PHS Bureaus
PHS
Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee
Rep. L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
Congress
Fountain
Health Research, Inc
Albany
Buffalo
N.Y
Actress Acquitted in Traffic Case After Testimony
Ti tian-haired Tasha O'Rien convinced the judge there was reasonable doubt she followed a car too closely. Judge Hazen Mathews acquitted the 23-year-old actress, who said she was 150 feet behind the driver and that men follow her.
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Los Angeles
Tasha O’rien
Hazen Mathews
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