Court Curbs Klan Terror In Bogalusa
A three judge U S District Court in New Orleans issued a sweeping injunction forbidding the Ku Klux Klan and its fronts from interfering with civil rights in Bogalusa Louisiana. The order targets the Klan its dummy group and 38 individuals including top Bogalusa officers in response to a pattern of violence and intimidation. A Negro deputy sheriff was killed near Bogalusa and marchers and pickets have been attacked.
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New Orleans
U.S
Ku Klux Klan
Bogalusa
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
anti-Communist Christian Association
Justice Department
Louisiana
Shoplifters Busier Than Ever See FBI Report
FBI reports shoplifting as the nation’s fastest growing larceny with a 93 percent jump in five years. Police logged 184,473 cases last year with stolen goods valued near five million dollars. most suspects are women due to concealment ease.
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Washington
FBI
Weather outlook for the week with warmth return
Considerable cloudiness and warmer tonight with lows in the mid to upper 30s. Thursday will be mostly cloudy with showers likely and a high in the 50s. Weather details appear on map page 21.
Soviet Charge Reply Readied On Warheads in Europe
United States expected to answer Soviet claims that its nuclear arsenal endangers millions of Europeans. The Soviets say many warheads in Europe target Western Europe and insist on denuclearized zones in Africa and central Europe may be proposed.
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United States
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Soviet Ukraine
Western Europe
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Africa
Tsarapkin
U.S. Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Europe
Atlantic
West
Cuban Airlift Delayed as 82 Refugees Arrive in Miami
Mechanical trouble and red tape slowed the first group of refugees in the large airlift. Nearly 1,000 exiles gathered at Miami International Airport awaiting word of relatives among 82 expected arrivals. The U.S. government is paying the refugees fares.
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Miami International
U.S
NATO aircraft left with nuclear bombs mocked as tin cans
Canadian officials said that U S nuclear bombs on planes of other Atlantic Alliance nations are merely tin cans until the United States arms them under instructions from the U S President.
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U.S
Atlantic Alliance
De Gaulle Breaks Silence With Campaign Speech Before Votes
Paris President de Gaulle made a 15 minute television address five days before the election. He attacked the old party system NATO and the Viet Nam conflict while warning against subordination to allies and the risk of France being drawn into unwanted wars. He reframed himself from a passive re election candidate to an active campaigner.
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de Gaulle
Francois Mitterand
Jean Lecannet
Lecannet
Cularly
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Viet Nam
NATO
France
New 58th Illinois House District Maps Draw Mixed Reactions
Six incumbents live in the rebuilt 58th District covering Marion Jefferson Franklin Wayne Hamilton Saline and White counties. Reapportionment prompts quotes of support and criticism from officials including Small Stedelin Tanner and Walsh with talk of future campaigns and party balance.
New Illinois House Districts Map Draws Incumbents Safe
The 59th district covers Jackson Williamson Union Johnson Pope Hardin Gallatin Alexander Pulaski Massac counties with Choate and Sanders as incumbents. McCormick and Choate express reservations about the map though the at large election history favors the new 59th.
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Union
Alexander
Pulaski
Washington, Jefferson
Perry
Franklin
Williamson
Hamilton
Saline
Gallatin
Johnson, Pope
Hardin
Massac
Marion
Clinton
Illinois
Wayne
White
Clyde Choate
D-Anna
C. L. McCormick
Rvienna
Omer Sanders
Ccarterville
Jackson
Hardin, Gallatin
Solo
Illinois House map bars at large elections in 1973 remap
A bipartisan seven hour session approved new Illinois House districts to avoid another at large election. The map, backed by James A. Ronan and Victor L. Smith, will stand until 1973 and be filed with seven signatures. Eight of ten members approved. Dyhrkop opposed calling it a sellout. The deal kept Brown and Cass counties in one district, with Jersey County placed in a western district with Adams and six others.
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Choate
Williamson
C. L. McCormick
Vienna
McCormick
Sanders
St. Clair County
Monroe
Washington
Randolph
Perry
William J. Cunningham Jr
Pinckneyville
Cunningham
Illinois
James Holloway
Dsparta
Cludes
Canteen
Stookey
Millstadt
Caseyville
St. Clair
Smithton
Prairie du Long
O'Fallon
Shiloh Valley
Freeburg
New Athens
Lenzburg
Lebanon
Mascoulah
Englemann
Fayetteville
Marissa
Jackson
Charles Whalen
Associated Press
Springfield
Bipartisan Commission
Secretary of State
Commission
James A. Ronan
Chicago
Ronan
Victor L. Smith
Robinson
Rowan
Sangamon
Rock Island
Peoria
Will
Smith
Charles E. Becker Sr
Einar Dyhrkopp
Shawneetown
Robert Decker
GOP
Brown
Cass
Dan Teefey
Mount Sterling
C. R. Ratcliffe
Beardstown
Jersey County
Adams
Alvin Fields
East St. Louis
Robert J. Downing
Glenview
George Dunne
Aircraft firm proposes 160 MPH Eastern Corridor train
United Aircraft Corporation proposes three five car trains for Connecticut and a design competition under the High Speed Ground Transportation Act. The Hartford to New York service would cover nine round trips daily with Meriden Bridgeport and New Haven stops and a 1 hour 40 minute trip. The trains use aircraft turbine engines delivering about two horsepower per pound versus a conventional diesel.
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Washington
New York
Boston
United Aircrraft Corporation
John N. Dempsey
Connecticut
Department of Commerce
Connecticut Transportation Authority
Hartford
Meriden
Bridgeport
New Haven
Commerce Department
Johnson
Dempsey
Turbulent New York Stock Market Advances Narrowly
The AP reports a turbulent early afternoon as the stock market rose irregularly. Blue chip recovery aided averages while speculative issues drew strong demand. the Dow Jones stood at 247.93, up 1.22.
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New York
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