Support Mounts For Mrs Gandhi in Indian Leadership Bid
In New Delhi supporters rally for Indira Gandhi as successor to Lal Bahadur Shastri with hundreds visiting her home to offer praise and aim for a strong showing at the Congress party meeting. Desai remains her sole opponent, predicting victory amid expected party votes.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Indira Gandhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Tashkent
Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
Mor=arji Desai
Finance
Illinois ad teases New York with typhoon pitch
A full page New York Times advertisement from Illinois Department of Business and Economic Development jokes that New York might face a typhoon next week as a lure to Illinois. It notes Illinois has wind and snow but no crazy storms, while touting reliable trains and ample water. Separate Chicago Transit Authority workers reject a union settlement.
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Department of Business and Economic Development
Ilinois
Pago Pago
Illinois
Chicago Transit Authority
Fatal punch ends high school game quarrel in Nanticoke
In Nanticoke Pennsylvania a dispute after a basketball game led to 17 year old Joseph Pastula's death. Robert Kolodgie 17 was charged with involuntary manslaughter and faces a juvenile court hearing January 28. The autopsy cited massive bleeding at the skull base from a punch and curb impact.
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Nanticoke
UPI
Joseph Pastula
Plymouth Two
Nanticoke General Hospital
Pastula
Simon Kupinewicz
Robert Kolodgie
Kupinewicz
Nanticoke High School
Negro Millionaire Criticized Over School Demonstrations
SCLC official Hosea Williams accused A G Gaston of undermining protest momentum by condemning use of school children in demonstrations. Williams called for a retraction and hinted at a boycott of Gaston holdings. Gaston, a banker and motel owner, is among the Souths wealthiest Negroes.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
A. G. Gaston
Hosea Williams
Williams
Martin Luther King Jr
Gaston
South
Compromise Offered In Market Rift
Belgium proposed a partial solution to the six month market split ahead of a Common Market meeting. Paul Henri Spaak urged ministers to grant France limited veto over market decisions, while De Gaulle pressed for sole veto power and weakened executive authority.
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Luxembourg
UPI
Belgium
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Paul-Henri Spaak
de Gaulle
France
Jury Probes Ohio State Drug Traffic
A Franklin County grand jury began investigating narcotics traffic in the Ohio State University area. Police vice bureau head Capt Herman Beck said most of the 19 arrested last week on narcotics charges have been taken in. County Prosecutor C Howard Johnson said some raid information was shown to the grand jury but he did not know the scope or timing. The preliminary hearing for seven arrestees was continued.
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Columbus
UPI
Franklin County
Ohio State University
Herman Beck
Police Vice Bureau
C. Howard Johnson
Grand Jury
Don Halter Handles Bowen Company Insurance Policies
Don Halter will continue to service all Travelers Insurance Co policies of life accident health hospitalization and group insurance written through The Bowen Company.
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Travelers Insurance CO
Bowen Company
GOP Rips Johnson for Cost Of Living Rise
Republican congressional leaders assail the administration over an eight billion dollar yearly drain on taxpayers. They defend supporting presidential policy in Viet Nam while criticizing costs and the handling of the budget.
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Rips
Johnson
Viet Nam
Senate Gop
Gerald T. Ford
Supreme Court
National Gop
Ray C. Bliss
House
Dirksen
Hero Who Saved Policeman Snubbed By His Neighbors
Enrique Negron a Puerto Rican grocer once hailed as a hero after aiding Patrolman Philip Siegel is now ostracized, losing his business as neighbors call him cop lover and nigger hater. He recounts the mob attack and his later decline in the East Bronx.
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New York
UPI
Enrique Negron
East Bronx
Philip Siegel
Negron
Siegel
The
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Hubert Humphrey
Former Boxer Named Peace Corps Director
Jack Hood Vaughn, 45, named by President Johnson to head the Peace Corps succeeding Sargent Shriver. Vaughn, ex assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs, previously led Latin America region for the corps and served as ambassador to Panama. He once boxed as Johnny Hood.
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Vaughn
Johnson
Sargent Shriver
Latin America
Peace Corps
Panama
Thomas Mann
State Department
Mexico
GOP
Shriver
Congress
Jack Hood Vaughn
Corps
inter-American Affairs
Shriver Moves to Expanded War on Poverty Role
Washington reports Sargent Shriver begins full time duties as poverty program director with aim to expand the war on poverty. President Johnson announces his plan to enlarge the program and appoints Jack Hood Vaughn to succeed Shriver at the Peace Corps. Vaughn previously led Latin American programs and served as ambassador to Panama.
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Washington
UPI
Sargent Shriver
War On Poverty
Johnson
Shriver
Peace Corps
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Newell Post
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