Powell Aide Warns of Harlem Arrest Chaos
Attorney Henry Williams warned of public disorder if Sheriff arrests Adam Clayton Powell upon return to New York. He said Powell may resist an unlawful arrest and — if provoked — could file a civil rights suit. The case centers on a criminal contempt citation and pending arrest in Harlem.
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Plane Falls Taking Four to Wedding
A small plane carrying four to a Monterey wedding crashed near Point Sur early today. Prospective groom William Pringle II, 22, and three friends were seriously injured. pilot Fred Palmer, 25, and two others were evacuated after bystanders and Coast Guard personnel. Pringle had planned to wed Gay Powers of Monterey. Palmer and Bronson were to be ushers.
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Red Chiefs Give Nixon ta Brushetf in Moscow
Nixon tours Moscow ahead of a Central Asia trip as Soviet leaders publically spar over reforms. Khrushchev comments reflect Cold War tension while Nixon plans to meet U.S. officials and embassy staff before continuing to Alma Ata.
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Nine Week Black Bag Lesson Shocks Oregon State
Oregon State University student in a persuasion class wore a black bag in session for nine weeks. The aim was to test how audiences react to secrecy and the power of presentation. The incident drew attention to the class and the professor's methods while notes of a broader political context in Indonesia circulated.
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Ex-Solon Miller Dies at 74 in Chevy Chase
Washington report notes former Farmer Labor representative A. L. Miller of Nebraska died Thursday at his Chevy Chase home after a lengthy illness. Miller served in the House from 1943 to 1959.
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