Capitol renovation plan attacked in Syracuse paper
The article reports Sen William Proxmire criticizing a $34 million plan to renovate the Capitol west wall, calling it wasteful and an insult to Congress. It details commission approval, projected four year construction, space additions, and debates over cost and necessity with figures from Stewart and Monroney.
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Conscience-stricken man says he saw Klansmen kill Negro
A conscience-stricken man testified he witnessed Ku Klux Klan members kill a Black man during a 1966 incident. The confession followed arrests in a Mississippi case tied to a campus reunion, with details of the shooting and subsequent investigations.
Tornadoes Strike Plains as Severe Weather Rages
Tornadoes blasted through the Texas Panhandle and Plains country with hailstorms and flash floods. Across Northwest Texas, towns reported heavy rainfall up to 13 inches and baseball sized hail. Reese Air Force Base near Lubbock escaped damage while twisters were sighted near Olton and Spade. Highways flooded from Littlefield to Levelland as storms spread east of the Rockies.
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Bearded Hamilton wins best dressed American male entertainer
Los Angeles hosts the first annual dinner dance of the Designers Guild. George Hamilton, 36, bearded for his Confederate role, receives a six inch gold plated belt buckle award as best dressed American male entertainer. Lynda Bird Johnson, 22, in pale yellow gown attends with Hamilton amid Secret Service oversight. Proceeds aid National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation. about 500 guests at Century Plaza.
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King Promises Big Jackson March Show And Vote Push
In Mississippi's Greenwood rally King urges a mass turnout for a Jackson march ending at the state capital with a weekend festival of entertainment by stars including Sinatra and Brando. He warns allies in Mississippi that the march seeks voting rights amid clashes and logistical hurdles.
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Pierson, 55, elected world president of Adventists
Robert H. Pierson, age 55, formerly head of Adventist missions in Africa, was elected by delegates as world president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church at the 30th World Conference. The soft-spoken leader described his surprise and outlined a view of the church expanding its role in the modern world.
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Rewarding Look At a Teacher's First Major League Game
Kansas City scene centers on Dean T Maughan a Mesa Arizona teacher and the Kansas City California game. Maughan spotted Frank Moulder once missing in Mesa and the police escorted both to headquarters. Moulder held on a grand warrant. Maughan's car found in Utah.
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Banjo great Johnny St Cyr dies at 28 in New Orleans
Angeles AP reports banjo player Johnny St Cyr, a veteran of jazz with Kid Ory and Louis Armstrong, died after a leukemia battle weeks ago. Born in New Orleans, he played with his own trio and later with Gabriel, the Tuxedo Band, and Ory’s Brownskin Babies.
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Hospital plans speeded to add beds by 1988
Plans outline rapid expansion at Crouse- Irving and Upstate Medical Center with 250 acute beds and 30 extra general beds, plus 80 psychiatric beds and a maternity delivery suite. Federal grants totaling about 1.0 million are planned, aided by a capital fund drive to cover the rest.
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Nugent fiance of Luci heads Washington advisory firm
Nugent, 22, fiance of the President's daughter, Luci, becomes associate director at Tonkin and Lea, a firm giving federal aid advice to colleges and universities. He and Luci plan to live in the Washington area after their August wedding, with Nugent earning substantially more than his DC salary.
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Hurley Heads Fire Chiefs Elects New President
Deputy Fire Chief John F. Murley of Rochester New York was chosen as the new president of the Eastern Association of Fire Chiefs at the opening session of its 29th annual convention More than 1 430 fire ballots from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland and the District of Columbia are in the group.
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Garbage truck crashes into Tiburon home causing major damage
In Tiburon California a garbage truck lost brakes and rammed into the Ponti residence. Mrs Ponti and her six year old son Jonathan escaped as the vehicle tore into the house, triggering glass shards and gas leaks. Driver Lexiah Davis, 28, ditched the vehicle after leaping from it.
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