Powells Estranged Wife Claims He Admits Not Truly Negro
Mrs. Powell charges Harlem congressman told her before marriage he was not really a Negro, a claim she questions as possibly another story. The article outlines Powell's past remarks about bloodlines and includes related notes on his history and other public comments.
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New York
Avette ‘Powell
Pot
Powell
Axithorn
Manchester
Wing Literary Prize
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Lurleen Wallace
Sélma
Ala
Counties Seek Rejection of Senate Aid Revision
County supervisors in Sacramento urged rejecting Senate revisions to California medical aid for low income residents. Association leaders warn cuts raise county costs and limit physician payments, with battles shifting to the Senate floor and potentially the Assembly.
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California
William R. MacDougall
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Senators Wrestle Rail Strike Threat
Washington lawmakers weigh seizure of railroads to avert a May 3 strike as Labor Secretary Wirtz warns the nation faces a nationwide shutdown. Senate panel plans emergency measures and potential court action while Johnson presses for settlement to protect Vietnam war efforts and the economy.
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UPI
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Senate Labor Committee
W. Willard ‘Wirtz
Johnson
Germany
SEN
Jacob K. Javits
Labor Committee
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Javits
Stop War Drive Set in Cambridge by King Spock
Dr. Martin Luther King announces a Vietnam summer project to halt the war, calling for a national peace bloc and broad participation. At a news conference with Dr. Benjamin Spock and Robert Scheer, the plan likens itself to the 1964 civil rights movement and seeks 10,000 volunteers nationwide.
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Mass
Martin Luther King
U.S
King
Benjamin Spock
Robert Scheer
Ramparts Magazine
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Chester Hartmen
Harvard
Department of City Planning
Improved Tetanus Vaccine Reported
Massachusetts public health researchers report a safer more effective tetanus vaccine. The team at the Institute of State Laboratories extracted the vaccine from outdated human blood rather than horse blood methods, claiming no high fever side effects and longer lasting protection as per the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Journal of the American Medical Association
Institute of State
Casino Workers End Six Day Downtown Vegas Strike
Bartenders and culinary workers returned to their jobs at a dozen downtown Las Vegas casinos after a six day strike that shut down much of the gambling scene. The Downtown Casino Association approved a new three year contract with the Bartenders and Culinary Workers Unions, with ratification sessions planned for Tuesday despite a failed 8 percent general wage increase for most union workers.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Unio
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