Powell Case Spurs House Ethics Move
The House Rules Committee unanimously backed a select ethics panel with six members from each major party to recommend discipline for members whose conduct reflects on the House. The action follows disclosures about Rep Powell’s wife receiving payroll funds and Powell routing checks through various offices. The panel could refer criminal cases to authorities and would require two thirds to indict a member. The Senate has a standards and conduct panel probing Sen Dodd.
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New York Times
Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Rules Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Powell
Y. Marjorie Flores
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
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Nugents Set Up Housekeeping In Austin
The Nu gents Patrick and Mrs set up in a brick Austin duplex guarded by hidden cameras and Secret Service. They stocked groceries including frozen pizza and dog food, while President Johnsons daughter Luci and her husband arrived in a dark-green sports car.
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Four Injured as Car Hits Tree in Murphysboro
A one car collision on D street in Murphysboro at 12 50 a m left four people injured. Driver Jean Ruester 19 of New Athens faces charges of underage liquor possession driving while intoxicated and driving without an operator s permit. Passengers John Brady 24 Joliet Edward Fitzgearld 23 Chicago and Edward Pulver 21 Sandoval were treated or admitted to St Joseph Memorial Hospital.
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Murphysboro
Jean Ruester
New Athens
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Jackson County
Wades
John Brady
Joliet
Edward Fitzgearld
Chicago
Edward Pulver
Sandoval
Senator George Murphy Recovering At Home
Senator George Murphy rests at his Beverly Hills home after an illness. A brief AP report notes his condition and current absence from official duties.
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George Murphy
Los Angeles
Beverly
Trains Resume After Herrin Collision In Illinois
Normal operations returned on the Illinois Central line in Herrin after a collision between two locomotives. Two locomotives, two coal cars, and a caboose derailed. all four locomotives were damaged. Investigators expect results next week. Engineers Clyde Shadowens of Murphysboro and Joe Robinson of Carbondale were aboard the south bound and northbound trains.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Herrin
Clyde Shadowens
Murphysboro
Joe Robinson
Carbondale
Legion Links Brave Past and Gray World
Tom Wicker surveys the American Legion at its national convention noting growth in membership yet waning vigor. He cites President Johnson praising patriotism in a Blanco County Texas post, but delegates offer polite applause as aging veterans reflect on a world changed and war’s purpose evolved.
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Texas
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Police Briefs From Creal Springs And New Burnside
Eva Nicholson of Creal Springs cited for driving too fast for conditions. John C. Walker of New Burnside fined $26 for speeding.
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Eva Nicholson
New Burnside
John C. Walker
Illinois Scene: Minister Arrested On Morals Charge
Rev. Frank H. Ebright, 52, Genesee Methodist Church, released on 15000 bond after Circuit Court hearings on three counts of taking indecent liberties with a child. Accusations stem from alleged molestation of two 10 year olds and an 11 year old at a swimming pool.
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Champaign
Frank H. Ebright
Genesee Methodist Church
Ebright
College of Christian Life
University of Illinois
Cicero Eyes Parade Permit Amid Tense Racial Tensions
Cicero Illinois delays parade permit for a planned 1000 person march amid threats. City attorney Christy Berkes says an integrated church visit by Frank Ditto and Oakland Committee could provoke trouble. Officials seek organized marching rules as Milwaukee area civil rights actions draw court injunctions and negotiations with NAACP leaders continue.
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Chicago
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