State Examiners Rule On Coffee Pot Purchases
State ex aminers reaffirmed a policy against using state funds for coffee pots and related catering. The board also approved overtime payments after the prison riot and considered land purchases and insurance rate changes, with multiple actions on state expenses and procurement.
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Death of Elton Hayes prompts police officers relieved of duty
Twenty three Memphis police personnel including inspectors and lieutenants were relieved of duty as state investigators probe the beating death of 17 year old Elton Hayes. State Attorney General Canale said the autopsy points to possible homicide not from the vehicle crash. NAACP leader Dr. Vasco Smith condemned police actions before city and county officials.
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House Refuses Senate Pullout Plan In Vietnam War Row
The House voted 215 to 192 against accepting a Senate amendment calling for a total U S troop withdrawal from Southeast Asia by next spring. The decision followed Nixon appeals to Democrats and GOP leadership moves to block a direct Mansfield amendment vote.
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