FBI Believed King Influenced By Communists
FBI officials testified that a six year campaign of harassment and surveillance against Martin Luther King was based on an erroneous belief he was under communist influence. The hearing cited an anonymous 1964 letter to King and FBI actions against black groups antiwar activists and student groups amid Cold War fears.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Martin Luther King
James Adams
King
Senate Investigative
Adams
Baltimore Womens Liberation Group
Bee Bulletin Moves Up To Tuesday For Thanksgiving Week
The Daily Bee will not publish on Thanksgiving Day November 27. The larger Bee edition and the News Bulletin, normally issued Wednesday, will be published Tuesday next week for mail subscribers. Submit all Tuesday materials by Monday.
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Daily Bee
Bee
The
News
Education Board Seeks $64 Million for Priority Construction
Idaho State Board of Education urged the Permanent Building Fund Advisory Council for 64 million dollars to fund priority construction projects. Board president Janet Hay cited 50 million annually in education needs and a 5 to 6 million annual building fund flow, plus 78 million from surplus funds for necessary work.
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Boise
API
State Board of Education
Permanent Building Fund Advisory Council
Idaho
Janet Hay
Nampa
Max Boesiger
Public Works
Hay
L ‘Butch’ Alford
Board of Education
Lewis Clark State College
Boise State
University of Idaho
Leno Seppi
Lava Hot Springs
Stat Board of Education
State Health and Welfare Department
State Hospital South
Blackfoot
Veterans Hospital and Veterans Home
Howard Jamieson
Idaho State School and Hospital
State Youth Service Center
St Anthony
Constitutional Problems With Head To Head Election Law
Idaho Attorney General warns the state’s head to head election rule may be unconstitutional and urged modification or court testing. He argues the law pressures challengers to target incumbents, disenfranchises voters’ second choices, and discourages challenges in primaries with two incumbents.
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Bray
Weather Outlook and Ballot Position Comment
Mostly cloudy today with some snow flurries near mountains and a 20 percent precipitation chance. Tonight and Friday remain partly cloudy with 10 percent tomorrow. highs 35 today and 40 Friday, lows around 25. Bray comments on primary dynamics noting ballot position can rival issue credibility in non incumbent races.
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Tomorow
Bray
Parking change on Church Street shifts to parallel stalls
Sandpoint Public Works Superintendent Jack Leckner announces Church Street from Second to Third will use parallel parking only. Warning tickets will be issued as winter arrives, and abandoned vehicles or boats should be removed to ease snow plowing. Police will ticket persistent violators and may impound vehicles as needed.
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Sandpoint Public Works
Jack Leckner
Church Street
Leckner
Predators blamed for Idaho cattle mutilations
Idaho investigators conclude predators rather than humans cause cattle mutilations. In 22 counties farmers report 90 mutilations with organs removed. autopsies show decomposition and no evidence of drugs or human harm while out of state reports corroborate predator involvement.
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Boise
CPS
Idaho
Allan Ceriale
Ceriale
Young miner girl challenges all male program in Wallace
Diane Parrish a 16 year old Wallace High School junior trains for underground mining despite being told no. She and Robin Darst both want entry to a vocational mining class now all male. She seeks equal access and hopes a class open to both sexes will be created.
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Wallace
Idaho
UPI
Diane Parrish
Bureau of Human Rights and Equal Opportunity
Wallace High School
John Reager
Diane
Women's Liberation Movement
Robin Darst
Robin
Storm Sewer Project Partially Completed In City
Public Works official Leckner says 3400 foot storm sewer from Walnut Street to Chuck Slough near the pole yards is largely finished except for catch basins. Weather complicates cleanup. next spring a 3000 foot line on Pine Street will begin. HUD grant funds total 173000. completed line cost 11 per foot. Three bad days could throw off the budget.
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Walnut Street
Division
Chestnut Street
Chuck Slough
Public Works
Jack Leckner
Pine Street
Pine
Leckner
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