Williams says Baker probe continues after walkout
Senator John J. Williams, elected to a six year term, vows the Baker money deals investigation will continue despite his removal from a Senate Rules Committee hearing. He asserts he will press for full and complete exposure of alleged wrongdoing, noting his sources and ongoing interest in the case.
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Washington
John J. Williams
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Delaware
Senate
Williams
Matthew H. McCloskey
McCloskey
Lennox P. McLendon
Appeals Court Allows Private Adultery Evidence in NY Divorces
New York Court of Appeals rules that adultery evidence gathered by private parties may be admitted in divorce cases. The decision rejects the idea that a US Supreme Court ruling on illegally seized evidence limits private-party obtained material. The Sacklers' Brooklyn divorce case centered on private detectives entering the wife's apartment to obtain proof.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Abraham M. Sackler
Brooklyn
Gloria
Sackler
Cardinals Pitcher Bob Gibson’s 146 Attempts in Series Duel
In the decisive World Series game Bob Gibson tossed 146 pitches for the Cardinals. Mickey Mantle belted a three run homer, including 34 pitches in the sixth inning.
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Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Mickey Mantle
Negro Appointed To Georgia Board Of Education
The Chatham County Commission approves the appointment of Lawrence D. Perry 61 to the Board of Education as the first Black member. Perry, a Savannah native and Carver State Bank president, joins Curtis V. Cooper 32 to lead the Savannah Chatham Economic Opportunity Authority aiding Johnson anti poverty efforts.
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Savannah, Ga
Chatham County Commission
Lawrence D. Perry
Board of Education
Carver State Bank of
Savannah
Perry
Atlanta University
Curtis V. Cooper
Savannah-Chatham Economic Opportunity Authority
Johnson
GOP Chiefs Divided Over Burch Ouster
Republican governors split over Gov. Smylie of Idaho calling for Dean Burch removal as party leaders confront a post election crisis. Romney resisted expelling colleagues, urging unity despite calls for leadership change amid widespread defeat.
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Burch
Denver, Co.v
Robert Smylie
Idaho
Dean Burch
Smylie
National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Bureh
Romney
FBI Releases Data On Suspects In Civil Rights Killings
The FBI released sketches of white men arrested in Mississippi over the murder of three civil rights workers last June. The list includes Bernard Lee Akin and 17 other named suspects with ties to Meridian and Philadelphia, Mississippi, many described as Ku Klux Klan members or associates.
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Mississippi
Bernard Lee Akin
Arkansas
Mississippi Delta
Akin Mobile Homes
Meridian
Ku Klux Klan
Earl B. Akin
Bernard L
Jimmy Arledge
Newton County
Miss
Travis Maryn Barnett
Neshoba County
B&s
U.S. Air Force
James Thomas Harris
Pete Harris
Lauderdale County
Hardin’s Bakery
U.S. Army
Frank J. Herndon
Alabama
James Edward Jordan
Gulfport
Billy Wayne Posey
Philadelphia
Phillips 66
Williamsville
Cecil Ray Price
Jackson
Philadelphia Fire Department
Lawrence Andrew Rainey
Kemper County
Alton Wayne Roberts
Meridan
Miami Window Co
Key Field
Marine Corps
Jerry McGrew Sharpe
198Th Armored Division
Pete Gordon Co
Jimmy Snowden
Bailey
Mississippi Junior College
Troy Laundry Co
Jimmy Lee Townsend
Zephyr Hill
Herman Tucker
Olen Burrage
Oliver Richard Warriner Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Salem Church
Zion Church
Union
Horace Doyle Barnette
Louisiana
Otha Neal Burkes
Leake County
Neshobha County
Depu
Pope Visits Orphans in Bombay Slum
Pope Paul VI toured a crowded Bombay slum visiting an orphanage and meeting 13 year old Tony Mascerenas. He celebrated an outdoor Mass, later distributed Rosaries and medals, and announced a 10000 dollar gift to the orphanage.
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Bombay
India
Paul VI
Tony Mascerenas
Pope
Riot Conditions Remain In North
DES MOINES Iowa AP Conditions which led to Negro race riots in the North last summer still prevail in the nation's major cities says a report before the general board of the National Council of Churches today. The commission on religion and race led by Rev Dr Eugene Carson Blake of Philadelphia recommends full use of council agencies to address the problem and banish racial discrimination from American life. The group notes church efforts to understand the causes of outbursts in Philadelphia New York City Rochester and parts of New England and reported at the council's fall meeting.
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Des Moines
Iowa
General Board
Ae National Council of Churches
Commission On Religion and
Eugene Carson Blake
Philadelphia
Blake
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Phiadelphia
New York City
Rochester
N.Y
New England
Council
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