Racial Agency Moves to Department of Justice
Roger Wilkins hailed a civil rights victory as the transfer of the Community Relations Service from Commerce to the Justice Department was approved. The shift places the mediation arm of the federal government squarely in the civil rights arena, reducing Republican objections and broadening the department’s role.
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Ickes Heads Ship Line in Possible Merger Talks
Raymond W. Ickes, president of Pacific Far East Lines, named to replace George Killion as head of American President Lines amid a reported push for consolidation with Natomas Co and PFEL. Killion retires May 1 at age 65. Davies cites financial and managerial realignment needs for U.S. interests. Ickes, son of former Interior Secretary Harold Ickes, has a background in law and public service.
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Jets Escort Pilot Flying to Hawaii
Wi aided by National Guard jets a Florida pilot completed a flight from California to Honolulu despite head winds and low fuel. J M Farwell of Coral Gables Florida radioed his situation as two Hawaiian National Guard jets and a Coast Guard cutter guided him. He flew solo in a two engine Beach craft and was off course when found.
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Youth Freed in Publisher Kidnap Try
A 19 year old sailor was declared insane at the time of a September yacht kidnapping attempt in San Diego Harbor. Psychiatric testimony found he recovered from mental lapses and ruled him innocent of kidnapping charges. He was released to the Navy to face absence without leave charges.
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Artist Spohr Dies In Cody At 77
Adolph Spohr, internationally known for his portraits of American Indians, died Wednesday in Cody Wyoming of a heart attack at age 77. The UPI report notes his prominence as a portraitist and his connection to American Indian subjects.
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