High Court Lets Appeal Pass In Rights Deaths Case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a government appeal challenging a dismissal in the civil rights workers killings in Philadelphia Mississippi. The court also ruled on Louisiana subversive laws and Communist control statutes with a 5-2 vote, calling for further hearings on designated Communist fronts.
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Supreme Court
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Schwerner
New York
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Tom C. Clark
Hugo L. Black
Potter Stewart
Subversive Activities Control Board
American Committee For the Protection of the
Veterans of the
Abraham Lincoln Brigade
U S General Says US Could Hit Red China Targets
A top Air Force official testified that the United States has target sets in Red China and could destroy key government and industrial centers in a general war. Maj. Gen. John P. Lavelle pointed to a nuclear facility in Peking and discussed capabilities against China and Russia.
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Three Klansmen Deny Charge in Civil Rights Worker Slaying
In Hayneville Alabama three Ku Klux Klan members Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr 91 William Orrville Easton 41 and Eugene Thomas 42 pleaded innocent in state court to first degree murder for the night rider slaying of a civil rights worker. Arraignment began as about 1000 rights demonstrators marched to the Camden courthouse under a parade permit.
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Fairfield
William Orrville Easton
Eugene Thomas
Bessemer
Box Score on Crime in Phoenix
Phoenix police answered 865 calls in 48 hours ending 10 a.m. Today. Major crime included 3 robberies 44 burglaries 5 grand thefts 1 homicide 18 assaults 1 rape.
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Phoenix
Remodeling Bids Asked By County
The county board of supervisors issued a call for bids to remodel the former county annex into the highway department headquarters. Estimated cost is $80,000. The building at 3325 W. Durango was vacated December 21 as 14 county departments moved to the downtown complex. County Manager Joseph C. Herrick says the remodel will also house flood control district offices.
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Death of U S District Judge Sidney Mize
U S District Judge Sidney Mize died at 77 in a Gulfport hospital. As dean of Mississippi federal judges he oversaw the James Meredith University of Mississippi suits and issued the state's first public school desegregation order.
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Gulfport
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Mize
James Meredith
U S Flag Torn Down in Anti American Demonstration
In Phnom Penh Cambodia the U S flag was torn from its staff and trampled during a large anti American protest before the U S embassy. Demonstrators hurled rocks and tomatoes as windows were smashed and a climber tore the flag from the balcony. State Department withheld comment pending embassy report.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
State Department
Bible Digest Reflections by H B Dean
The piece urges faith not in human wisdom but in God's power citing 1 Corinthians 2 5 and suggests belief in God could quickly transform the world if as strong as belief in man
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Bible Digest
H.B. Dean
200 Students Clash with Police Near Tokyo Embassy
About 200 left wing Zengakuren students clashed with steel helmeted police near the U S embassy in Tokyo during a Vietnam policy protest. Traffic blocked as 600 students staged a sitdown in the rain. Police evicted demonstrators amid fist fights and arrests.
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Zengakuren
U.S
Viet Nam
Americans poised for record overseas travel despite urging
Rapidly rising passport applications signal a record year of U.S. international travel. Officials anticipate 1965 overseas trips could top 2.5 million as Johnson urges restraint, while economic factors and rising prosperity drive demand for foreign trips. The dollar gap for tourism may rise by about 200 million.
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Johnson
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State Department
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