Court Powers Questioned Over Powell Seating Case
In federal court arguments, the legal question centers on whether Congress or the judiciary holds power to seat Adam Clayton Powell. The House argues only a three judge court can hear issues involving acts of Congress, while Powell contends the House lacks authority to exclude him upon constitutional grounds.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
Bruce Bromley
House
U.S. District Court
Harlem Democrat
Powell
Frank Reeves
Howard University Law Faculty
Bromley
U.S. Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Hart
Supreme Court
Julian Bond
Georgia State House of Delegates
Bond
New York
FBI arrests 14 for phony draft deferments in New York
FBI says 14 men were arrested on charges tied to fake draft deferments by mailing false enlistment reports to draft boards. The cases link to a broader probe of Paul George Miller and Solomon Gottfried, with six fathers shown as middlemen or paying for deferments.
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New York
FBI
Brooklyn
John E. Malone
Armed Forces Reserve
Malone
Roosevelt High School patrol after library violence
Police augmented a Bronx school detail at Theodore Roosevelt High after a fierce clash between black and white youths in the library. Officials planned meetings with school leaders and teen gang figures to curb further violence.
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New York
Bource
Bronx
Theodore Roosevelt High School
Leftist Clubs Leader Held In Texas Jail
Franklin Alexander, national leader of the W E B DuBois Clubs, was jailed in Harris County after a campus demonstration at Texas Southern University. Rev. F D Kirkpatrick, cochairman of Friends of SNCC, was arrested with him. A third man, Lee Otis Johnson, was sought. Bond set at 25000 each on unlawful assembly charges. Students planned to march on the jail seeking release.
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Houston
Tex
W.E
Lee Otis Johnson
Texas Southern
Justice of the Peace
Jack Treadway
Wheeler Ave
Crosstrailers Visit Greenville Festival and Royal Dancers
Nineteen couples from the Crosstrailers Square Dance Club traveled to Greenville Mississippi for the Greenville Square Dance Club Festival. Jon Jones of Arlington Texas called the dances as the event ran all day Saturday. Ouachita Parish Sheriff Department names Earl Wilder new deputy, a Calhoun Louisiana resident and former U S Marine retiree, hired as criminal deputy.
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Crosstrailers Square Dance Club
Greenville
Mississippi
Ouachita Parish
Woman's endless task hinted in CHIT CHAT tease
An item on Page 5A jokes about a woman's never ending work and asks what her husband was asked to do, framing domestic chores as a running theme in the humorous column.
U.S. Troops Cut In Europe Short Of Goal
Washington reports 18 000 troops withdrawn from Europe and 21 000 dependents sent home but Senate leaders seek deeper cuts. McNamara cites France’s exit from NATO and 225 000 U S troops remaining in Europe as the pace edges toward NATO talks and arms controls.
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U.S
Europe
Washington
Senate
Robert S. McNamara
Charles de Gaulle
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
McNamara
Germany
United States
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Pentagon
Congress
NATO
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
London
West Germany
Navy Se labs face unreliable deep ocean gear say officers
CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. AP Two naval officers told a Cocoa Beach conference that deep ocean programs suffer from widespread gear unreliability. They cited Sealab 1 and 2 testing showing equipment fouling or failing under pressure, with Sealab 3 planned for about 430 feet for 60 days starting in late October.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
W.M. Nicholson
Navy
T. K. Treadwell
Oceanographic Office
Cocoa Beach
George F. Bond
Deep Submergence Systems Project
Nicholson
Bond
U S Jets Deliver Heaviest North Vietnam Raid Of Year
U S war planes backed by five 7th Fleet ships mounted the year’s heaviest strikes in North Vietnam with 147 missions against storage areas bridges trucks and cargo barges. Ground fighting in the south slowed with some civilian casualties from a bombing error in Quang Ngai Province.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Marine
U.S
Red River Delta
7Th Fleet
South Vietnam
US. Army
Quang Ngai
Enterprise
Hancock
Dong Hoi
Vinh
Thanh Hoa
Cloudy And Mild Forecast For Twin Cities
The Twin Cities weather calls for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures today tonight and Wednesday. Winds will vary 5 to 12 mph with highs around 78 to 84 and lows near 56. Earlier today a record high of 84 was noted with a low of 56. Pleasant.
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Twin Cities
500 Planes Lost In Bombing Raids
AP reports after two years of air war against North Vietnam the United States has lost 500 planes and up to 390 airmen killed captured or missing. Official counts place captives at 120 to 140 with 200 to 250 missing. Costs include training 390 fliers over $300 million and munitions around $2,000 a minute. Debate rages on halting or expanding bombing as raids intensify toward Hanoi and Hai Phong amid weather prospects for a tighter air campaign.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Air Force
U.S
Pentagon
Johnson
Hanoi
Haiphong
Washington
Hano
Robert S. McNamara
US. Senate
John Stennis
D-Miss
Police Jurors Face Reapportionment Suits After 1 Vote Rule
Louisiana police jurors warned of reapportionment lawsuits following the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling. Attorney Alvin Ponder said many parishes still run under the police jury system and noted several suits already pending on local government reapportionment.
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New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana
U. S. Supreme Court
Alvin Ponder
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Police Jury Association
Ponder
Johnson blasts congressional limits on Air Guard and Reserve units
President Johnson signed a 12.2 billion supplemental Vietnam war appropriation bill totaling 73.35 million less than requested. He criticized Senate and House restrictions forcing maintenance of specified Air National Guard airlift groups and Air Force Reserve units, urging repeal and more flexible defense planning.
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Washington
Johnson
Air Force Reserve
National Guard
Congress
Senate
Air National Guard
Defense Department
Germ Proof Tents May Prolong Life
Palm Beach Florida AP notes cancer patients are isolated in germ proof plastic tents called life islands. The system aims to reduce infection and allow higher doses of cancer drugs, potentially prolonging life in some cases. trials continue at the National Cancer Institute with medical staff using gauntlet gloves and sterilized materials inside the tents.
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Seymour Perry
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Perry
Ameri
Can Cancer Society
Pupils Guarded In Philadelphia After Violence
In Philadelphia South Philadelphia High School opened under police guard after a Monday clash that injured at least four pupils. Six unmarked cars and eighteen plain clothes officers plus four women were stationed around the coed campus near JFK Stadium. The unrest followed alleged anti Negro remarks by a white teacher, with later hall clashes between Negro and white pupils. Police set up a command post in the school basement as patrols continued.
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Philadelphia
South Philadelphia High School
U.S. Navy
Joseph Max
Juvenile Aid Division
Frank Scafidi
Scafidi
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