Demos In Massachusetts Face Delegate Resignations
Massachusetts Democrats including U S House Speaker John W McCormack announce they will resign as delegates to the Democratic national convention to avoid first ballot votes for Sen Eugene McCarthy Massachusetts law requires delegates to vote for the statewide winner on first ballot unless released in writing The resignations would affect most of the party slate with seven districts unopposed and McCarthy favored in others The only alternative considered is a write-in for Johnson with potential delays in deadline compliance.
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Massachusetts Senate
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Defense To Ask Military Court To Drop Charges
At Cannon Air Force Base Capt. Dale Noyd 34 faces a nine man court martial for disobeying an order to train pilots bound for Vietnam. His defense argues religious belief and moral opposition to the Vietnam War justify conscientious objection.
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New York
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Amos F. Rhin
Rhia
Vietnam
U.S. Supreme Court
Swimming Class Slated At YMCA
The Twin Cities YMCA at 1809 Glenmar Monroe will start a swimming program for four to six year olds. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 15 to 3 15 p m in the YMCA pool ending April 11. Ten sessions plus gym work over the term will help children get accustomed to water. Edwin Davis and Betty Gillespie along with Harold Kaufman and Ken Lowery will teach.
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Harold Kaufman
Ken Lowery
West Monroe issues February building permits
Building permits totaling 35595 were issued in West Monroe during February, per Building Inspector C. E. Frost. The largest permit, 25000, covered a Gulf Oil service station at 507 Ludwig, with 1316 square feet of floor space. Other permits included a 10000 residence at 307 Cornelia, a 495 carport at 2502 Jersey St, and a 100 frame addition at 1108 N. 3rd St. Results will be presented to the City Board of Aldermen next Tuesday night.
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U.S. urged to lead in ending Vietnam corruption
A U.S. civilian adviser urged bold action to root out graft in South Vietnam, saying many officials are corrupt and reforms must be led by Washington. He proposed creating an anticorruption office, pressuring top officials, and offering rewards for evidence, with emphasis on not shielding past misconduct.
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Customs
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Tan Son Nhut
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