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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1966

Page

8

New House revolt aims to strip Powell power

A major bid within the House Education and Labor Committee seeks to curb Adam Clayton Powell Jr by removing the panel chair's control over legislation and hires. Powell acknowledges the plan, and observers say it may threaten his leadership amid growing Democratic opposition.

Washington UPI Adam Clayton Powell Harlem Powell House Education and Labor Committee

Dirksen to press vote on school prayer amendment

Senate GOP Leader Dirksen said he will offer a constitutional amendment to allow voluntary prayer in schools and seek a vote after the civil rights cloture. The move aims to clarify court rulings, with the plan requiring three-fourths of states for ratification and facing likely party opposition.

Washington UPI Senate GOP Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Mike Mansfield Mont Dirksen Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee Congress United Nation’s Childrens Fund Unicef House Judiciary Mansfield

Auschwitz guard Erber sentenced to life in West German trial

Joseph Erber, 69, a former Auschwitz guard, received life imprisonment for 70 murders during the nine month Auschwitz trial. Accomplices Wilhelm Burder and Gerhard Newberg were sentenced to eight years and three years six months respectively.

Frankfurt Germany UPI Joseph [Erber Adolf Hitler Auschwitz Poland Erber Wilhelm Burder Gerhard Newberg Hitler Gestapo

Anti snoop bill pushed as wire taps probe widens

Senate subcommittee led by Edward Long criticizes Justice Department for lack of prosecutions in wiretap cases amid hearings on monitoring practice called service observing. General Telephone executive testifies eight taps in six months and seven in 1965 with no known prosecutions. Senate panel also approves ambassadors and a 53 million dollar foreign service post fund measure.

Washington UPI Edward V. Long D-Mo Justice Department Long Lorg Judiciary George H. Gage General Telephone and Electronics Corp Gage FBI Senate Foreign Relations Committee Reynold E. Carlson Colombia Glenn W. Ferguson Kenya Robinson McIlvaine Guinea State Department Saigon

Udall Sees Big Voter Response to Arizona Dam Plan

Morris Udall says the Arizona Colorado River dam issue drew more congressional voter response than any other this year. He notes time ran out on Grand Canyon water plans and discusses alternative approaches including a go it alone project and a modified regional plan. Udall pledges to push the viaduct system and backs Gov. Sam Goddard.

Phoenix UPI Morris Udall D' Ariz Arizona Colorado River Grand Canyon Congress Udall Pacific Northwest Southwest Sen Carl Hayden Central Arizona Hayden California Sierra Club Colorado Sam Goddard

Sierra Club accuses IRS of stifling donations in tax inquiry

Sierra Club executive director David Brower says IRS actions to probe the club's tax deductible status have slashed weekly contributions by about 5000 dollars. He alleges the motive is to silence opposition to government projects while noting the IRS delay in clarifying its position. Donations to the club, including grants for Storm King Mountain work, have suffered as a result.

San Francisco UPI Sierra Club Internal Revenue Service Club David Brower Conservationist Club IRS Arizona Colorado River Grand Canyon Brower Treasury Henry H. Fowler Brewer Storm King Mountain Hudson River New York

U.S. troop buildup in Vietnam continues with Europe shield

Officials say the Vietnam buildup will proceed rapidly without reducing American forces in Europe. The 308000 American troops in Vietnam are not capped, with Westmoreland guiding timing. No major combat units will be removed from Europe, despite Vietnam fighting. Nixon's 500000-strong push was dismissed.

Washington UPI U.S Viet Nam Europe Russia William C. Westmoreland Richard M. Nixon Nixon

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