Indian Claims Probers Seek Additional Time
The Indian Claims Commission has approved claims totaling 359 million since 1946 but faces a race against expiry on April 10, 1972. About 290 claims worth roughly 150 million remain, including Seminole disputes over Florida lands and Turtle Mountain Chippewa land, with debate and appeals extending for decades. Proponents urge a final five-year extension to conclude cases, as commissioners streamline processes and maintain hearings across a shrinking timeframe.
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Washington Cap
Indian Claims Commission
Florida
United States
Turtle Mountain
North Dakota
Commission
Jerome K. Kuykendall
Kuykendall
Congress
Federal Power Commission
Kuykendal
U.S. Court of Claims
Supreme Court
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Justice Department
Department
Court of Claims
California
Record Road Strike in Garrett Reaches 140 Days
Garrett County road workers strike hits 140th day with no settlement on union recognition. AFL CIO leader Jerry Wurf to join picket lines as commissioners face contempt action for May decree. 790 miles of mountain roads damaged by sabotage and potholes as schools prepare to open.
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Oakland
Garrett County
American Federation of State
Bowling Green
Ohio
Jerry Wurf
Afl-Cio
Stuart F. Hamill
Maryland
John 2. Sines
Hubert A. Friend
Allen S. Paugh
Mansfield to tighten schedule over Senate absenteeism
Washington AP reports Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield plans a six day workweek and possible Saturday sessions through October to counter absenteeism that blocked a 5.2 billion public works bill. He warns the campaign year will worsen attendance and urges members to stay in town or face consequences. The Senate aims to finish the 19.2 billion military procurement bill before recess, with debates on draft to volunteer army and Southeast Asia operations near year end.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
U.S
Southeast Asia
Bureaucrats Spoofed By New Organization
Washington AP reports NATAPROBA, a satirical group led by James H. Boren, mocks bureaucracy with buzzword lists and double erasers. The 300 members lampoon to promote reform while planning a Future Bureaucrats division and an Order of the Bird award.
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Washington
National Association of
Nataproba
James H. Boren
Army
Stanley Resor
Association
America
Order of the Bird
Boren
Castro denounces US invasion pretext and vows aid to Soviet ties
Castro denounced reports that the United States planned a fake attack on Guantanamo Bay to justify Cuba invasion. He linked the idea to Sen George Smathers and John F Kennedy, rejected improved ties with Washington, and warned of extending the war against the US. He praised Soviet relations and signaled radical economic changes after a three day party analysis.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
United States
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Castro
George Smathers
D-Fla
John F. Kennedy
Yackeys
Russia
Havana
Cuban Women’s Federation
Communist Party
Public relations veteran pivots to niche liquidity talk
A former government official recently left service to start a public relations venture but remains devoted to his first passion. He references NATAPROBU and buzzword ideas like perceptive multilateral liquidity or maximum concurrent validity.
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Tion
Nataprobu
Love Beads and Space Toys Lead Christmas Lineup
Las Vegas AP report notes love bead kits and space toys top toy wholesalers lists for Christmas. Military toys lose favor as the industry sees waning emphasis on war play while girls enjoy new play wigs and boys’ space toys gain traction amid the space program spotlight.
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Las Vegas
Nev
National Toy Wholesalers Association
Stanley Shapiro
Richmond, Va
Shapiro
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