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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1968

Page

4

Justice Department Drops Powell Misuse-of-Funds Case

The Justice Department dropped the case against Harlem Congressman Adam Clayton Powell, saying the evidence did not warrant prosecution. The grand jury expired without indictment, though civil liability remains a possibility. Powell faces a pending House seating dispute as the 91st Congress may consider seating him again.

Justice Department Powell Washington Adam Clayton Powell Housef Representatives Congress Harlem Department of Justice

Agnew Urges Local Control of Antipoverty Funds

Vice President-elect Spiro T. Agnew told the National League of Cities that the Nixon administration would curb extravagance in federal antipoverty programs by shifting purse strings to local elected officials. He urged documenting abuses for the 91st Congress and placing funds in controllable categories with professionals and city leaders in charge. Rockefeller backed universal health insurance and national welfare standards to curb artificial movement of people.

New Orleans UPI Spiro T. Agnew Nixon Agnew National League of Cities Maryland Nelson A. Rockefeller New York

Powell Defrauded Government Vote Challenge Chairman

Powell defrauded the government of at least $40,000 and faced a challenge that would automatically require a vote. Powell was chairman of the organization involved.

Powell

House votes to bar member despite committee censure

The House Education and Labor Committee recommended seating the member but censured him and required a $40,000 payment. The full House rejected the recommendation and barred him by a 307 to 116 vote. If he wins in the Supreme Court, he could recover back pay and possibly regain seniority and his former committee chairmanship.

House Education and Labor Committee House Supreme Court

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