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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
1
Arizona Legislature opened as Lloyd House, a 36 year old Navajo-Oneida Democrat, arrived in Phoenix in a traditional head dress. He said the hat honors Navajo head men and also attracts attention.
The defense centers on the claim that the horse was sick when Mrs. Kennedy ordered it removed from Nicholas Zemo’s Washington land. Zemo sues for 30000 in damages, alleging illegal possession of the yearling named Pandy. Mrs. Kennedy testified she believed the colt malnourished and mistreated and wanted to save it, but the animal died five days later.
Rep. Carl D. Perkins of Kentucky, favored to succeed Adam Clayton Powell as chair, pledges accountable spending and vows a steady, democratic committee process. A longtime advocate for federal education aid, Perkins highlights vocational training and poverty relief in eastern Kentucky.
Washington dispatch reports Representative Adam Clayton Powell Jr. lost the chairmanship of the Education and Labor Committee after a House Democratic caucus vote. Powell, a Harlem minister and longtime leader, acknowledged a rapid decline in influence as reporters pressed for reaction and asked about his age and stamina.
In Youngstown Ohio striking Local 47 workers at Ca Tar o Memorial Hospital returned to the building but were told no shifts were available. Hospital officials cited scheduled staffing, with administrator Florence Masteller saying workers cannot walk in and out like a railroad station. Attorney John Powers said strikers were not fired but would not be readmitted until staffing allows.
Freshmen senators including Tom Carrell and Mervyn Dymally confront new district lines as the Rules Committee weighs chairmanships and extra offices. Costs for added staff may total around one thousand dollars per month per post, with some members eyeing second offices to stay connected with constituents.
The Sacramento Senate debated bills on school funding and poster restrictions, with measures proposing stricter control over school programs and a misdemeanor for certain campaign posters on private property. Budget items include timber revenue use and drivers license proceedings while education rules seek teacher qualifications and state board oversight.
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