Ashland Plans $1 Million Memorial Library Complex
In Ashland Alabama a civic group led by Moreland Flegel announced a $1 million memorial library museum complex for late Supreme Court Justice AUGOL BLACK. The plan includes Black's boyhood home on a four acre site. building cost $600000 with two years operating and furnishing bringing total to about $1 million. Black born 1886 in Ashland, practiced law in Birmingham, served in Senate, then appointed to Supreme Court by Roosevelt in 1937 and died in 1971.
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Senator Humphrey speaks at Glen Coe cannery dedication
Hubert Humphrey attended the cannery dedication in Arlington where Adeline Litzau welcomed him. The Big Stone Canning Co. plant can process nearly 60 tons of whole kernel corn per hour, replacing a smaller plant destroyed by fire last October.
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Elizabeth Taylor to star in first U.S. Soviet film The Bluebird
Elizabeth Taylor will headline a multimillion dollar musical based on Maeterlinck's The Blue Bird in a joint Soviet American production. Clara Reece of Tower International says a deal is set with cost undetermined and a mixed cast, mostly American, with Soviet location and studios. Taylor will play two roles, airy and the light.
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Waldheim Hospitalized With Stomach Flu
U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, 85, was admitted to a New York hospital with stomach flu after returning from London and a demanding round of Cyprus talks in Athens, Ankara, and Nicosia. A UN spokesman said he was brought in late by ambulance after reporting illness.
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FBI joins hunt for Huey Newton in San Francisco
The FBI joined the search for fugitive Black Panther cofounder Huey Newton after he jumped bail last Friday and faces a federal warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. Newton, 44, had been living in a Lake Merritt area renthouse and faces three assault charges to commit murder including a police officer. Also reported, Otto Strasser, 16, a Nazi left-wing leader, died in Munich. he had led exile life and attempted to found a new party after 1955.
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Two convicts boast of three day crime spree
Stephen ville Texas reports Jerry Ben Ulmer and Dalton Williams described a spree across Colorado New Mexico and Texas that left five dead five wounded and two women kidnapped and raped. They recounted stalking farmer T L Baker and shooting him four times after he testified against Williams.
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Two Police Chiefs Face Off In Culver City
Culver City hosts a split police leadership as acting Chief Curtis Walter and suspended Chief Jan Mennig both claim authority after the City Council suspended Mennig without pay and forbade his return. Mennig’s attorney calls the move civilly improper while the administrative officer says a legal ouster could follow.
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Five corpses found in abandoned van in Oceanside
Driver Beckwith, 20, from Telephase Society says van lay by a state road after a flat tire. Sheriff's office confirms five elderly bodies wrapped in plastic were inside. The van was towed to salvage yard. after tire replacement, corpses sent to Anaheim for cremation at $250 per body.
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Nixon hires Kliendienst case lawyer for Watergate matter
Verbert J. Miller Jr., former assistant attorney general in charge of the criminal division, has been rehired by former President Nixon to represent him in Watergate related court matters in Washington. Miller will act as chief counsel while the firm Miller Cassidy Laroca and Lewin confirms the arrangement. Miller checked into the San Clemente Inn near Nixon's estate, then returned to Washington.
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Solons father defends Nixon in Dallas ad
The father of anti Nixon House Judiciary member Hamilton Fist Jr. arranged a Dallas Morning News half page advertisement by Operation Freedom and Dr. Ivan Docheff urging Americans to oppose a Nixon trial perceived as a political lynching. The piece faults Watergate prosecutions and warns of national unrest if Nixon is pursued. It cites figures like R Sargent Shriver and Kennedy relatives, arguing any trial would harm national unity.
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