Battle to push Kosygin reforms reshapes Soviet power
Western economists describe a quiet, high-stakes clash in Moscow between Premier Kosygin and entrenched Soviet bureaucrats as reforms move toward profit based incentives and a simplified wage system. Key issues include direct factory store contacts and balancing power among officials. The next five year plan due in March will sharpen lines.
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V. I. Lenin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kremlin
Kosygin
Central Committee
Russia
White Rights Worker's Beating Amid Bus Integration Clash
In Crawfordville Georgia a white mob dragged and beat a young civil rights worker named Bill Trainer 22 of New York City during a ninth or tenth day of racial unrest over bus integration. Police arrested a Negro leader Willie Bolden and his ally J T Johnson as authorities seek to calm tensions while Gov. Sanders calls for local settlement before a federal panel rules on transport.
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Crawfordville
UPI
Carl E. Sanders
Ku Klux Klan
Bill Trainer
New York City
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Willie Bolden
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Bolden
Sanders
Leroy Johnson
Atlanta
Hosea Williams
The
Christian Leadership Conference
Johnson
Williams
Atheist seeks asylum in Texas over Maryland persecution
Mada lyn Murray asks Texas for asylum claiming Maryland authorities would persecute her for atheism after her Supreme Court prayer ban suit. She threatened self harm if returned, but did not repeat the remark in the extradition hearing. Governor Connally’s illness delays decision. Murray seeks to challenge tax exemptions for church property.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Madalyn Murray
Texas
Maryland
Crawford Martin
John B. Connally
Cardinal Ottaviani Calls for One World Republic
Vatican report says Cardinal Ottaviani urged a world republic to end war threats and unite mankind under Christian principles. Two thousand two hundred bishops applauded as the council debated modern warfare ethics and birth control policy amid unresolved positions on the papal stance.
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Vatican City
UPI
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Holy Office
Roman Curia
Ecumenical Fathers
Cardinal Ottaviani
Baker
Poet Gulliford Pleads Guilty To LSD Sale Charge
David Walter Gulliford a 30 year old Kent State student and poet pled guilty to possessing LSD-25 for sale Police found 123 capsules in his possession and said he sold them to students at 10 dollars each The judge warned him not to continue with the drug detailing the danger Gulliford from Scottsdale Arizona resided at 8538 East Valley Vista Drive
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
David Walter Gulliford
Kent State University
Gulliford
Scottsdale, Ariz
Donn Hanni
Kent State
Russia outlines plan to speed progress toward communism
Russia proposes a new economic program under Kosygin designed to raise incentives and centralize planning. It substitutes 28 central planning bodies for regional councils while keeping wages and prices fixed for now. Enterprises would keep more of their profits as long term credits to reinvest and reward thrift with higher annual profits.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
Great Society
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Khrushchev
Sukarno Under Attack for Communist Stand in Indonesia
Reports from Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta describe mounting resentment toward President Sukarno for not cracking down on the Communist party after last week’s abortive coup. Central Java clashes kill and wound loyalists and rebels as air force threats, curfews, and martial law spread through Jakarta and Jogjakarta.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Sukarno
Communist Party
Jakarta
Java
Radio Malaysia
Radio Jakarta
Omar
Dani
Indonesia
Jogjakarta
Indonesia Radio
Surjo Sumpeno
Semarang
Magelang
Untung
Central Java
Garuda Airlines
Garuda
Bogor
Thin line between consensus and tyranny warned
Sen Thruston B Morton warned the line between government by consensus and tyranny by the majority is very thin He feared Johnson era programs in health education and poverty would sap the will to produce He noted Washington dominance may threaten representative government His remarks came at the UPI Editors and Publishers banquet He cited strong mail backing his view and urged caution about media influence
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Washington
UPI
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Morton
United Press International
Kentucky
James G. Bellows
New York Herald-Tribune
Behind the Times
Bellows
Woman Leaves Him as He Fires on Sons in Phoenix
A 48 year old man opened fire at his house killing himself after shooting two teen brothers, Billy Reed 18 and Bobby Reed 15, who were in critical condition at Good Samaritan Hospital. Their mother Meldine Reed 42 had left him days earlier while visiting to retrieve belongings with a rented truck.
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Meldine Reed
Tweed
George Lopez
Tweed House
Billy
Bobby
Lopez
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